Workers preparing for this Friday’s repaving of driveway on this stretch of Scott Street Cow Hollow/Pacific Height
1. Scott Street
Notices have been sent out to residents on Scott between Clay and Jackson advising them that their driveways will be scheduled to be poured. In order for the cement to dry up residents will not be able to access their driveways on certain days.
1. Scott Street
Notices have been sent out to residents on Scott between Clay and Jackson advising them that their driveways will be scheduled to be poured. In order for the cement to dry up residents will not be able to access their driveways on certain days.
* Scott between Clay and Washington - Driveways on this section of Scott will not be acessible from:
8 am Wednesday. August 26th to
4 pm Monday, August 31.
4 pm Monday, August 31.
* Scott between Washington and Jackson - Driveways on this block will not be accessible from:
8 am Wednesday, 26th August to 8 am Thursday, 27th August.
Due to construction this stretch of Scott Street will be temporarily closed to traffic. Residents should make arrangement accordingly.
* The contractor will also build a new curb ramp at the corner of Scott and Clay next Tuesday and Wednesday.
* The contractor will finish installing concrete street panel on the west side of Scott from Clay to Jackson next Wednesday to Friday.
Other construction activities next week:
2. Vallejo & Van Ness
The contractor will install a curb ramp at Vallejo on the west side of Van Ness next Wednesday to Friday.
3. Pacific / Steiner
The Water Department will make 24-inch water transmission connection all week.
4. Pacific / Fillmore
The Water Department continues to test pipe and making connection to the residents next Monday to Wednesday.
North Beach
1.Filbert / Mason & Leavenworth
Install 24-inch water line from:
* Mason to Taylor this Friday and next Monday.
* Taylor to Jones next Tuesday to Friday.
2. Larkin / Vallejo & Union
Install 24-inch water line from:
* Vallejo to Green this Friday and next Monday to Tuesday.
* Green to Union this Friday and next Wednesday to Friday.
3. Saturday work at Larkin / Union intersection
The contractor will work at this location as weekend is the only time MUNI can de-energize its buses so that construction work can proceed at this intersection.
I certainly appreciate construction on our water system to improve the quality of water for all residents, and I can even understand the need to do it on a Saturday because of MUNI limitations. My only question would be: why at 7 am on Saturday? The construction schedule indicates an earlier start time on the weekdays than on the weekend. This scheduling is not only inconsiderate of the residents, but runs counter to any notion of common sense--people leave their homes early in the morning on the weekdays, so early consutruction would not be as intrusive as on the weekends.
ReplyDeleteThank you for the question. Our project inspectors are on site to make sure contractors comply with all construction scheduling, noise guidelines and other regulations. Sometimes work-related activities, such as placement of materials and equipment, begin before construction starts. That preparation can be noisy. We apologize for any inconvenience and appreciate your patience and understanding of the importance of this work.
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