Project Update
SF Public Works continues work on the remaining Auxiliary Water Supply System (AWSS) work, bus bulb and bus pad work at the Fillmore St. and Chestnut St. intersection. Work is occurring near the SW corner of the intersection between The Dorian and the Wells Fargo driveway. The AWSS work at the intersection will continue on and off for about a month due to testing and connection work. The AWSS work will be followed by bus bulb and bus pad installation at the southwest corner of the intersection. This remaining work at the intersection is expected to conclude in April. Grinding and final paving of the Fillmore and Chestnut intersection is anticipated for Thursday April 11th and Friday April 12th.
We apologize for the inconvenience and thank you for your patience.
Project Description
San Francisco Public Works has contracted Bauman Landscape and Construction, Inc., to complete work on the Chestnut Street Pavement Renovation and Muni Forward Project. The work to be performed will be on Chestnut Street between Lyon Street and Van Ness Avenue and also on Fillmore Street near the Chestnut Street intersection. The scope of work will include; curb ramps and transit bulbs, bus pads, catch-basin relocation, some sewer lateral replacement, Auxiliary Water Supply System work (AWSS), Muni Overhead Contact System (OCS) work, traffic signal work, street base repairs and repaving.
The overall project is anticipated to take approximately 18 months to complete. However, due to the scope of work and span of the project, it may be weeks or months before we begin construction on a block.
Chestnut Street, between Divisadero and Pierce streets, will not be repaved curb-to-curb as part of this project. Those blocks are in good condition however we'll still need to perform localized base/paving repairs. These blocks will include some of the aforementioned work. Also, Chestnut Street between Franklin St. and Gough St. will not be repaved as part of this project. That block was repaved a few years ago and is in good condition.
Project Limits
The project limits are Chestnut Street from Lyon Street to Van Ness Avenue.