Cesar Chavez Streetscape Project Update Meeting

From DPW:

The San Francisco Department of Public Works (DPW) and the San Francisco Public Utilities Commission (SFPUC) have completed work
on Phase I (sewer) of the Cesar Chavez Sewer & Streetscape Improvement Project. DPW now has begun work on Phase II (streetscape), which is expected to take approximately nine months to complete.

DPW and the PUC will host a meeting to discuss the completion of Phase I, the start-up of Phase II, and other DPW/SFPUC led projects in the Mission and Bernal Heights.

Please visit the Cesar Chavez project webpage at: sfdpw.org/cesarchavez. There you will find a link to add your email to the electronic mailing list for updates and construction alerts.

Light refreshments will be served at the meeting.

Additional DPW & PUC projects to be discussed at the meeting include:

24th Street Sewer & Paving Project (under construction)
Folsom Streetscape Project (under construction)
Folsom Sewer & Paving Project (under construction)
Florida Street Water Main Project (under construction)
Potrero Avenue Streetscape Project (coming soon)
Mission/Valencia Gateway Project (coming soon)
Mission Water Main Replacement Project (coming soon)

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