Marina Boulevard
Project Update 7/16/12
Marina Boulevard DPW contractor A.
Lawton Avenue Pavement Renovation
Project Information
The Department of Public Works is making pavement renovations along Lawton Avenue from the Lower Great Highway to 28th Avenue ( 18-blocks). This work includes the addition of new curb ramps, concrete base repairs, asphalt grinding and finally paving.
Laurel Heights / Haight Districts Sewer Replacement and Pavement Renovation
PROJECT UPDATE
8/7/2012
Jones Street Pavement Renovation
Project Description
Harrison Street Paving Renovation
Project Update
Paving completed on Harrison from Main to First streets. Two blocks additional blocks are scheduled to be ground and paved this week from 2nd to 4th streets. Curb Ramps completed and damaged concrete-street base repaired up to 8th Street.
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Haight Street and Hayes Street
Project Update/ September 2018
Work on the Haight & Hayes Sewer, Water & Paving Project is complete. However, construction continues on the Upper Haight Transit Improvement and Pedestrian Realm Project. Please visit www.sfpublicworks.org/upper-haight for the latest update on that project.
Guerrero Repaving Project -- 1764J
Project Information
Franklin Street Repaving Project: Motorists Urged to Take Alternate Routes
Traffic Advisory: May 5, 2015
Contact: Alex M. Murillo (415) 437-7009
Prop C Tree Pruning Information
Tree Pruning Information
DPW maintains about 40,000 of the 100,000 street trees in San Francisco, mostly along major transportation corridors and within some redevelopment areas.
In addition to pruning trees on an as-needed basis, DPW provides routine maintenance. These trees are pruned between two to seven years, depending on the trees' characteristics and condition. It can take between one to six months to prune an entire street.
FAQ about the Official Notice on Tree Care
I recently received an Official Notice from the City of San Francisco regarding the tree adjacent to my property. Does this mean my tree is in violation of any city codes?
The Tree Care notice you received in the mail was sent for educational and informational purposes only. This notice was sent to over 30,000 property owners, and is not specific to your tree or your property.
