Tree Removal - University Mound Reservoir North Basin Seismic upgrade project

Tree removal was completed in July 2010 on Felton Street between Dartmouth and Bowdoin Streets.

One tree inside SFPUC property was removed to accommodate installing a pipeline. This work was part of the San Francisco Public Utilities Commission (SFPUC) University Mound Reservoir North Basin Seismic Upgrade Project.

If you have questions or concerns, please contact Lolita Sweet of SFPUC Communications at 415-551-4394. You may also reach us at 415-554-3289 or comment at sfwaterdistrict9.org and sfwaterdistrict10.org

No active projects at this time

Hi everyone,
Just want to let you know that the SFPUC is busy around the City and region making major upgrades to our aging water and sewer systems.

We do not currently have any active projects in Districts 8 & 9 at this time.

Watch this blog in the future for updates.

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Join Us For One Last Coffee

The water mains replacement project in the Duboce Triangle and Lower Haight areas is now completed. We want to thank you for your patience and cooperation during construction. Please join us on Friday, January 15 for one last cup of coffee and other treats at the Duboce Park Café. We will be there at 8:00 am and looking forward to seeing you.

Crews almost two months ahead of schedule!

Crews working on the new Vista Francisco Pump Station have progressed rapidly and are almost two months ahead of schedule, which bodes well for an early completion date.

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Paving is complete on Sanchez and Steiner

Paving is now complete on Sanchez and Steiner streets. Our contractor has begun removing equipment on Sanchez Street. Our water operations crew continues to perform tests on Steiner Street near Duboce Park to make sure we provide safe, high quality drinking water.

We expect to complete this project in January 2010. Thank you for your patience and cooperation throughout construction.

The SFPUC wants to wish everyone happy holidays.