PRESS RELEASE - San Francisco Public Works’ Pothole-Repair Blitz This Weekend - 3/8/2019

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March 8, 2019
Contact: Rachel Gordon, 415-554-6045
 
San Francisco Public Works’ Pothole-Repair Blitz This Weekend
Crews Will Be Patching the Pavement Saturday and Sunday
 
San Francisco, CA – Public Works’ pothole-repair crews will be working throughout the weekend to patch the City’s streets for a safer and smoother ride.
 
The recent string of storms – with more

Various Locations Sewer Replacement and Pavement Renovation Project No. 39

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Project Update  

Buchanan Street 
The contractor is scheduled to start Grinding & Paving operations on Buchanan Street. This phase of work is scheduled to begin on Monday December 16, 2019 and will take approximately 4 days to complete. The blocks scheduled to be repaved are Buchanan Street from North Point Street to Bay Street and from Magnolia Street to Union Street.  
 

PRESS RELEASE - Public Works Offers $500 Prize for Winning Slogan - 2/27/19

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Talking Smack About Illegal Dumping in San Francisco:
Public Works Offers $500 Prize for Winning Slogan
 
San Francisco, CA – San Francisco Public Works is offering a $500 prize to the person who comes up with the winning slogan for a new anti-illegal dumping public awareness campaign.
 
Public Works and the City’s private-sector refuse-hauling partner, Recology, have crews on the ground every day picking up illegal dum

Parkmerced, Twin Peaks, Mt. Davidson Manor Residential Street Resurfacing Project

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The Parkmerced/Twin Peak/Mt. Davidson Manor residential Street Resurfacing Project will consist of traffic routing, pavement renovation, ADA curb ramp installation, sewer replacement and all associated work at various locations throughout San Francisco. 

 

Work Locations:

Better Market Street

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A renewed Market Street will anchor multiple downtown neighborhoods and link public open spaces. It will also connect the city’s Civic Center with cultural, social, convention, tourism, and retail destinations, as well as the Salesforce Transit Center, the regional transit hub. The vision is to make Market Street a place where people will want to stop and spend time, meet friends, people-watch while sitting in a café, or just stroll and take in the urban scene.

 

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