3673 19th St
Site: 1
Reason(s) for Tree Removal: The main trunk and the entire canopy are in the road. There is no possibility to prune the tree to achieve appropriate clearance. Location is not replantable.
Posting Period: 04/21/25 - 05/21/25
3517 24th St.
Site: 1
Reason(s) for Tree Removal: Unstable union between two major stems. Active sloughing of bark and oozing from abnormal union. Risk and consequences of failure not within tolerance of department. Issue cannot be corrected through pruning. Location IS replantable.
Posting Period: 04/21/25 - 05/06/25
274 Roosevelt Way
Site: 1
Reason(s) for Tree Removal: Sidewalk repairs will require the pruning of tree roots, which would significantly compromise the stability of the tree. Due to the limited space within the sidewalk area, replanting at the original location is not feasible. As a result, a new tree will need to be relocated and replanted in a more suitable location.
Posting Period: 04/14/25 - 05/14/25
13th Street Safety Improvement Project
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The 13th Street Safety Project will improve safety and comfort for all who travel on the 13th Street corridor between Folsom Street and Valencia Street and will reduce the number of conflicts between those who walk, bike and drive along this corridor.
3500 Trees Project
Bureau of Urban Forestry Inflation Reduction Act Tree Planting and Workforce Development Grant
24th Street Pavement Renovation and Infrastructure Improvement Project
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Project Update (May 2025)
On Monday May 5th, crews are scheduled to start relining the existing sewer main on 24th Street between Sanchez and Vicksburg streets. The sewer lining phase will require (4) evenings of overnight work. The work hours will be 7 PM to 4 AM.
Various Locations Pavement Renovation #67A
Project Description
San Francisco Public Works is scheduled to complete infrastructure improvements on several blocks throughout the city as part of our Various Locations #67 project. This project may include curb ramp installation, concrete street base repairs, grinding (removal of existing asphalt) and repaving.
Jane Warner Plaza Concept Vision
In partnership with District 8 Supervisor Rafael Mandelman’s Office, the San Francisco County Transportation Authority, and SFMTA, SF Public Works Bureau of Landscape Architecture has reimagined the new Jane Warner Plaza as a flexible community space that celebrates the life of the late, beloved community police officer, Jane Warner.
