View the latest construction updates and information for the Third Street Bridge Rehabilitation Project.
Thank you for your continued patience during the first round of full bridge closures between July 5-17.
Access across Third Street Bridge will be reopened starting at 6 AM on Thursday, July 18. Please note, travel lanes have been adjusted for the next phase of rehabilitation activity. Vehicle and bicycle access across the bridge will be available via one northbound and one southbound traffic lane. Pedestrians will have access to a sidewalk on the east side of the bridge.
The next round of full bridge closures will occur between July 25 through August 5. Bridge closure preparation activity will begin the evening of July 24, 2019. Access across the Third Street Bridge will be restricted for all vehicle, bicycle and pedestrian traffic.
Additional temporary Full bridge closures will be in effect between the following dates**
• July 25 to August 5, 2019 (^Marathon participant access across Third Street Bridge will be available during the SF Marathon on July 28, 2019. Access across the bridge is anticipated to be reopened the afternoon of 7/5/19)
• August 15 to August 23, 2019
• Additional dates in September and October to be announced.**
(**Please note: Anticipated closure dates are subject to change. Additional periods of temporary full bridge closures may occur in September and October 2019, as necessary, to complete remaining rehabilitation work. Information will be shared closer to that period once additional closures details are finalized.) Every effort will be made by the contractor to minimize construction related noise impacts during nighttime work, but please note that general construction related noise from the use of, including, but not limited to; heavy equipment such as forklifts, generators and manual hammering, is to be expected.
SUGGESTED VEHICLE, BICYCLE AND PEDESTRIAN DETOUR ROUTES:
• Pedestrian Detour
• Bicycle Detour
• Local Access Detour
• Vehicle Detour
ACCESS TO CHANNEL STREET AND 4TH STREET BRIDGE
Local access is ALLOWED for all residents on Channel Street and Third Street. Please check in with parking control officers should you require local access. Please note, access may be delayed due to traffic conditions and to obey all traffic directions from parking control officers onsite.
4th Street Bridge is open and access across the bridge is generally available throughout the Third
Street Bridge closure. Please note that during Peak Commute Hours (M-F 7 AM to 10 AM and 3 PM to 7 PM), at the discretion of parking control officers and SFPD, access may be temporarilyrestricted to clear congested traffic through the area and to allow trains through. Vehicles will be redirected to alternative detour routes. We STRONGLY encourage drivers to use detour route #4 (16th St > 7th St > Townsend St > 3rd St) during peak commute hours for northbound travel.
BERRY STREET BIKE LANE
To accommodate rerouted bicycle traffic, SFMTA has temporarily installed a protected westbound bicycle lane along the north side curb of Berry Street between 3rd and 4th streets. The temporary bike lane will remain in place between full closure periods. Parking spaces along Berry Street have been shifted to be adjacent to the temporary bike lane. Some parking spaces adjacent to driveways are temporarily unavailable to help improve visibility. Please DO NOT park or pull into the bicycle lane or crosshatched area at any time and utilize designated loading and unloading zones and parking spaces adjacent to the bike lane as needed. Trash dumpsters may be put in the parking spaces (not in the bike lane or crosshatched area) for collection as normal.
Additional construction details and project information are available on the project web page at www.sfpublicworks.org/thirdstreetbridge
Third Street Bridge Rehabilitation – Things to Know:
Work hours are anticipated to be Monday-Saturday 7 AM to 5 PM (until July 24, 2019). Sunday work may occur, but has not been scheduled at this time. If Sunday work is needed, work hours will be 7 AM to 5 PM Sunday. Night work is scheduled to occur between June 24 to October 4, 2019 from 8 PM to 7 AM. Work hours are subject to change.
Contact Information:
San Francisco Public Works
Thomas Roitman, Project Manager Phone: 415-558-4077 Email: Thomas.Roitman@sfdpw.org
Coma Te, Public Affairs Officer Phone: 415-558-5283 Email: Coma.Te@sfdpw.org
American Bridge Company
Levi Gatsos, Project Manager Phone: 510-314-6306 Email: lgatsos@americanbridge.net
Get ready for summer and grab a pair of $1 flip-flops at participating Old Navy stores on Saturday, June 15, 2019. Also, if you arrive before noon, you’ll receive a free pair of flip flops with every $24 purchase. Plus they’re hosting a special one-day-only “Find the Golden Flip Flop” Scavenger Hunt both in-store and online. Find one in-store, and you’ll win a $24 Old Navy gift card and you’ll have a chance at winning $24k.
As part of an on-going research project, last fall, the SFMTA Curb Management Group conducted interviews with you and other property managers in the South of Market, Mission Bay and Dogpatch neighborhoods to obtain information about onsite parking at your facility. Thank you again for helping us gather this important information.
The next phase of the project is to survey neighborhood residents and this summer, the SFMTA will be mailing a short survey to residents in your buildings. The purpose of the survey is to gather information about residents’ typical travel and parking patterns. This information will help the SFMTA better prepare for future demand on the transportation system due to population and job growth. Below and attached, is a description of the study we are conducting and its purpose. If you have any questions about the study or the survey, please contact Kathie Studwell, program manager, at 415-701-5708 or Kathryn.Studwell@sfmta.com.
Background
By 2040, the City of San Francisco’s population will increase by nearly 100,000 people. Much of this growth will occur in the City’s eastern neigh orhoods: South of Market, Mission Bay and Dogpatch. To prepare for anticipated impacts on the City’s transportation system, the SFMTA’s Parking and Curb Management Group has embarked on a study of residents’ travel and parking patterns.
Most of the anticipated growth will be in the form of large, mixed-use buildings (residential + commercial). The SFMTA will be surveying residents currently living in multi-family buildings similar to those planned or under construction. The survey results will generate information about residents’ travel modes (transit, car share, walk, bike, etc.), vehicle ownership, and vehicle parking. Responses to the survey will help SFMTA estimate the future demand for transportation infrastructure, such as car-share services, bike lanes, on-street parking and pedestrian loading zones generated by population and job growth.
In addition, the SFMTA would like to better understand whether parking availability in residential areas affects ownership and use of personal vehicles. Towards that end, the survey will provide information that could assist the SFMTA in determining the best approach to implementing best practices in parking management in areas impacted by significant new housing development.
Results of the survey will be posted on the project website in late summer or fall.
Good News! Your clothing is Now Cleaned by Mulberrys.
Over the past few weeks, your Laundry Locker clothing has been cleaned by the award-winning garment care experts at Mulberry’s. With Mulberry you will receive the same great clothing care that you experienced with Laundry Locker, but with a few extra benefits including:
Recyclable wood hangers for dry cleaning items and steel hangers for shirts which are better for your clothes and environment. Please send them back with your garments.
Collar stays and collar supports in shirts
Improved durability and protection in wash and fold packaging
Complimentary Mulberry’s express bag for clothing (We will recycle your laundry locker bag)
Expert stain removal and automatic button replacement
In addition, your Laundry Locker account can be used at Mulberrys retail stores to obtain additional services like tailoring and alterations and rug cleaning.
Please Download the Mulberrys App & Update Credit Card Information
While you can still use the Laundry Locker app to schedule pickups for the time being, we encourage you to download the Mulberry app. With the Mulberry app you can order pickups and deliveries on demand, check on your order status, and order ahead at our stores.
Your login information for the Mulberry app will be the same as for the Laundry Locker, but for your security we request that you reset your password at login and update your credit card information. Laundry Locker credit information was not transferred over and will need to be updated in the app.
Thanks and we look forward to continuing to handling all your garment care needs! – The Mulberrys and the Laundry Locker Team
Starting Thursday, May 16, 2019*, crews will begin suspended platform installation activity on the bridge that will require short periods of temporary full closure of the bridge in each direction to all pedestrian, bicycle and vehicle traffic. Access will be restricted for up to 10 minutes at a time, with up to 4 closure periods per day between the hours of 7 AM and 3 PM. Temporary closures to allow for suspended platform installation is anticipated to be completed by Thursday, May 23, 2019*, depending on suitable weather conditions. Crews plan to work on Saturday, May 18, 2019.
I have a long-awaited update on the opening of Mission Bay streets: the Department of Public Works (DPW) has announced a target date of May 3rd for the opening of Channel Street and Mission Bay Blvd N and S.
A dedicated point person, Brook Mebrahtu, has been appointed within DPW to push us through the last steps, and he has been very effective. The final step we are waiting on is the installation of some stop signs and sidewalk striping before next Friday.
Also, please save the date for the Grand Opening of the Mission Bay Dog Park on May 18th.
Thank you all for your continued advocacy and engagement on getting our streets and parks open!!
MISSION BAY CITIZENS ADVISORY COMMITTEE Thursday, April 11, 2019 – 5:00 PM
Mission Creek Senior Community
225 Berry Street – Creek Room AGENDA
1. Introductions – 5 minutes
2. Information Item: Honoring Corinne Woods – 10 minutes Description of Item: Discussion of ways to commemorate the leadership of Corinne Woods
and the decades of contributions that she made to the Mission Bay neighborhood and the City
of San Francisco.
3. Information Item:Request for Proposals for an Affordable Housing Site at Block 9a – 5
minutes Description of Item: Presentation by Annie Wong (OCII staff) on the forthcoming Request for
Proposal (RFP) to select a developer (with a preference for a nonprofit developer) for an
affordable housing project on Block 9a.
4. Information Item:Blocks 29-32 Chase Center Curb Management and Event Transit Service
– 15 minutes Description of Item: In order to carry out part of the Chase Center Transportation
Management Plan, the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency Board and Port
Commission will be approving curb regulations for day-to-day activities including parking and
passenger & commercial loading as well as curb needs during events (such as passenger
vehicle, taxi and bus shuttle zones) that will apply to the blocks around the Chase Center. An
overview of the curb management plan will be shared. Presentation by Mari Hunter, Curb
Management Planner at SFMTA and Yoyo Chan, Golden State Warriors
5. Information Item: Pollution Prevention Practices – 15 minutes Description of Item: Overview of the unique stormwater infrastructure and the historical
ecology of the Mission Bay neighborhood and the preventative behaviors that residents can
adopt to minimize negative impact on water quality and prevent pollutants from entering
stormwater. Presentation by Aimee Erlich, SFPUC Pollution Prevention Aide.
6. Information Item:SFPUC Sewer System Improvement Program Updates: Central Bayside System Improvement Project – 15 minutes Description of Item: Update on the Central Bayside System Improvement Project, which would
include a potential tunnel to provide reliable gravity conveyance and storage of wastewater
flows from the Channel Pump Station (located near AT&T Park) to the Southeast Treatment
Plant. Presentation by Manfred Wong (SFPUC Project Manager).
7. Announcements and Updates – 15 minutes
OCII
MBDG
Mission Bay Parks
8. Chair Update – 5 minutes
9. Public Comment (Persons wishing to address the members on non-agenda, but CAC related matters) – 5 minutes
Contact:
Marc Slutzkin, Project Manager at (415) 749-2516 or marc.slutzkin@sfgov.org for more information about Mission Bay
Office of Community Investment and Infrastructure (OCII)
Successor Agency to the San Francisco Redevelopment Agency of the City and County of San Francisco
One South Van Ness Avenue, 5th Floor, San Francisco, CA 94103, (415) 749-2400
