Upcoming Construction Activities
Water pipeline construction is scheduled for the Main Street area in Daly City this spring. This work will take place along Main Street adjacent to the PG&E Martin Service Station. Construction in this neighborhood is expected to continue through the summer.
What To Expect?
The CSPL2 work area extends past Main Street through the SFPUC Right Of Way (ROW), adjacent to the San Mateo County Housing Authority offices. Some water pipeline work will occur within the PG&E yard. Residents may notice more truck traffic and vehicles parked on the nearby street.
The contractor is expected to maintain the work area, including ensuring dust, noise and traffic delays are kept to a minimum. The contractor will also have environmentalists and inspectors monitoring the area.
Work Hours:
Monday to Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Notice of Tree Removal
"Potholing" activities last week helped the contractor confirm the exact location of the SFPUC water pipeline and to identify the location of other utilities along Main Street. This work also confirmed a tree within the construction area. This tree must be removed to allow for the removal of the existing pipeline and installation of the new pipe. Additionally, trimming of nearby trees and shrubs may also be required.
Thursday, January 26, 2012
Thursday, January 12, 2012
Water Pipeline Work Coming Soon to Daly City!
Starting Tuesday, Jan. 17, Ranger Pipelines will begin preliminary pre-construction work along Main Street in Daly City. This work will include environmental surveying and minor “potholing” work in the street area.
What To Expect?
To prepare for pipeline installation, crews will begin “potholing” work to verify the location of underground utilities over the next few weeks. This will include some limited excavation to relocate utilities such as cable and telephone lines. Lane closures are anticipated, but driveway access will be maintained.
Work Hours: Monday to Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Environmentalists will also begin surveying throughout the day and evening. Survey work sometimes takes place at night, as environmentalists are surveying bats which are most active at night.
Water pipeline construction is expected to take place in spring 2012.
Starting Tuesday, Jan. 17, Ranger Pipelines will begin preliminary pre-construction work along Main Street in Daly City. This work will include environmental surveying and minor “potholing” work in the street area.
What To Expect?
To prepare for pipeline installation, crews will begin “potholing” work to verify the location of underground utilities over the next few weeks. This will include some limited excavation to relocate utilities such as cable and telephone lines. Lane closures are anticipated, but driveway access will be maintained.
Work Hours: Monday to Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Environmentalists will also begin surveying throughout the day and evening. Survey work sometimes takes place at night, as environmentalists are surveying bats which are most active at night.
Water pipeline construction is expected to take place in spring 2012.
Wednesday, January 11, 2012
Storm Drain Cleaning Along Palm & Magnolia Aves. In South San Francisco
Starting on Friday, Jan. 13, Yerba Buena Engineering & Construction will begin work to clean the storm drains along Palm Avenue and Magnolia Avenue due the Nov. 25, 2011 water pipe break.
What To Expect?
Crews will need to set-up several access points every two blocks along Palm and Magnolia Avenues. All cross streets along Magnolia Avenue between Palm Ave. and N. Canal Street will notice this work. Some street parking near this work area may be needed for this work. Your water service to your home will NOT be interrupted.
This work is expected to last up to three weeks, and may result in a lane closure during work hours. Please look for “No Parking” signs. Work will occur on Monday, Jan. 16 (the Martin Luther King, Jr. holiday).
Date: Friday, Jan. 13 to Friday, Feb. 3
Work Hours: 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Starting on Friday, Jan. 13, Yerba Buena Engineering & Construction will begin work to clean the storm drains along Palm Avenue and Magnolia Avenue due the Nov. 25, 2011 water pipe break.
What To Expect?
Crews will need to set-up several access points every two blocks along Palm and Magnolia Avenues. All cross streets along Magnolia Avenue between Palm Ave. and N. Canal Street will notice this work. Some street parking near this work area may be needed for this work. Your water service to your home will NOT be interrupted.
This work is expected to last up to three weeks, and may result in a lane closure during work hours. Please look for “No Parking” signs. Work will occur on Monday, Jan. 16 (the Martin Luther King, Jr. holiday).
Date: Friday, Jan. 13 to Friday, Feb. 3
Work Hours: 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Close-Out Work in South San Francisco
Starting Tuesday, Jan. 17, Ranger Pipelines, Inc. will begin the final phase of construction in two separate areas of South San Francisco:
What to Expect?
Crews will access existing manholes in order to fill an abandoned pipe that runs behind Randolph Avenue and Park Way, located on SFPUC property. This work is expected to last a couple of weeks. Crews may be accessing this SFPUC Right of Way property that is located behind homes in these areas.
Date: Jan. 17 to Jan. 31, 2012
Work hours: 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Some street parking in these areas may be temporarily unavailable, but no driveways will be blocked during this work. Water service to homes in the immediate area will not be interrupted.
One lane of traffic may be closed in these work areas for a few days, but only during work hours.
Starting Tuesday, Jan. 17, Ranger Pipelines, Inc. will begin the final phase of construction in two separate areas of South San Francisco:
- Randolph Avenue at Pecks Lane; and
- Park Way between Telford and Spruce AvenuesWhat to Expect?
Crews will access existing manholes in order to fill an abandoned pipe that runs behind Randolph Avenue and Park Way, located on SFPUC property. This work is expected to last a couple of weeks. Crews may be accessing this SFPUC Right of Way property that is located behind homes in these areas.
Date: Jan. 17 to Jan. 31, 2012
Work hours: 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Some street parking in these areas may be temporarily unavailable, but no driveways will be blocked during this work. Water service to homes in the immediate area will not be interrupted.
One lane of traffic may be closed in these work areas for a few days, but only during work hours.
Friday, January 6, 2012
El Camino Real Work Continues Between La Cruz & Victoria Aves. in Millbrae
Starting January 17th, Ranger Pipelines, Inc. will begin the next segment of pipeline replacement for the Crystal Springs Pipeline No. 2 (CSPL2) along El Camino Real. To access the pipeline, the contractor will open segments of the road and build “access pits” to the pipe.
This work will occur along El Camino Real between La Cruz & Victoria Aves.
For neighbors and businesses along El Camino Real, the contractor will maintain driveway access to all residences and businesses, however there may be temporary access delays during work hours. Traffic control measures will be in place to accommodate traffic along El Camino Real and those who live near the work areas. The contractor will abide by the local noise ordinance. Work will take place Monday through Friday, between the hours of 7 a.m. and 2 p.m.
To limit congestion along El Camino Real, the contractor will use the “sliplining” technique. “Sliplining” allows a new, slightly smaller pipe segment to be threaded through the existing pipeline between two access pits. The pits and the surrounding work areas are approximately 300 feet long and may require 1-2 lane closures on El Camino Real. Once in place, these access pits will remain for 3-6 months, depending on the weather and installation conditions.
Work Hours:
Monday to Friday 7 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Please call our 24-hour hotline with any questions or concerns: (866) 973-1476!
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