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San Jose Ave closed Dec 5 & 6

December 4, 2015 by Heather World

From SFDPW:

San Jose Avenue (Randall St to Rousseau St) Roadway closed December 5 and 6 for the Highland Avenue Bridge Traffic Railing Replacement Project.

On Saturday, December 5 and Sunday, December 6, 2015, we will begin removing the temporary scaffolding that was erected this summer for the traffic rail replacement work on the Highland Ave Bridge.

The Highland Avenue Bridge spans over San Jose Avenue which provides connection to downtown and the 280 freeway. We want to ensure safety during our construction, not only for the construction crews but also for users of San Jose Avenue below.

DURING WORK HOURS FROM 9:00AM to 5:00PM, SAN JOSE AVENUE FROM RANDALL ST TO ROUSSEAU ST WILL BE CLOSED TO ALL VEHICULAR/MOTORIZED TRAFFIC.

Scope of work: The contractor will be removing the scaffolding that was erected for construction. Plywood deck and debris net removal work will occur over the Muni tracks on San Jose Ave and over San Jose Ave. New streetlights will also be installed; two on each side of the bridge. Traffic

Impacts:

 Traffic on San Jose Avenue will be detoured at Randall Street and at Rousseau Street

 A bus bridge will be provided Saturday and Sunday, December 5 th and 6 th from 9 am to 5 pm.

 Pedestrian and bicycle lanes will be accessible to the public at all times. Work hours Saturday, 9 am to 5 pm Sunday, 9 am to 5 pm

[Editor’s note: It might have to be closed the following weekend too, if they can’t get the work done.]

The Highland Avenue Bridge will re-open December 2015!

We thank you for your cooperation and patience during construction. San Francisco Public Works www.sfdpw.org facebook.com/sfpublicworks twitter.com/sfdpw Official Notice from the City and County of San Francisco 1 Dr. Carlton B. Goodlett Place, City Hall, Room 348 San Francisco, Ca 94102

San Francisco Public Works Grace L. Moore, Public Affairs 415-558-5282 or grace.moore@sfdpw.org 24-hour contact: MH Construction Management Co. 415-850-3192

Filed Under: Road Construction, Uncategorized Tagged With: San Jose Avenue, SFMTA

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Art Walk SF is bringing a burst of local creativity to the Glen Park Village with its first-ever HOLIDAY POP-UP, taking place Saturday, December 13, from 12:00 PM to 3:00 PM. The pop-up coincides with Selfies with Santa, presented by Glen Park Merchants Association and Cuppa SF, creating a festive afternoon of community, art, shopping, holiday cheer, and Santa!

For one afternoon only, local artists, makers, and creatives will be paired with neighborhood merchants and businesses to showcase unique, giftable art and handmade goods perfect for the holiday season. Visitors can stroll through the village, meet artists personally, enjoy music, shop local, and participate in a family-friendly celebration that activates Glen Park’s small businesses and creative community.

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What: Art Walk SF | Holiday Pop-Up

When: Saturday, December 13 • 12:00 PM–3:00 PM

Where: Glen Park Village (multiple merchant locations on Chenery and Diamond)
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Art Walk SF is bringing a burst of local creativity to the Glen Park Village with its first-ever HOLIDAY POP-UP, taking place Saturday, December 13, from 12:00 PM to 3:00 PM. The pop-up coincides with Selfies with Santa, presented by Glen Park Merchants Association and Cuppa SF, creating a festive afternoon of community, art, shopping, holiday cheer, and Santa!

For one afternoon only, local artists, makers, and creatives will be paired with neighborhood merchants and businesses to showcase unique, giftable art and handmade goods perfect for the holiday season. Visitors can stroll through the village, meet artists personally, enjoy music, shop local, and participate in a family-friendly celebration that activates Glen Park’s small businesses and creative community.

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What: Art Walk SF | Holiday Pop-Up

When: Saturday, December 13 • 12:00 PM–3:00 PM

Where: Glen Park Village (multiple merchant locations on Chenery and Diamond)
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In March 2024 the San Francisco Public Utilities Commission removed 11 trees from four acres on the north side of O’Shaughnessy, just beyond where the last block of Bosworth makes a right turn. The eucalyptus trees were planted more than 100 years ago and were at risk of falling. Furthermore, access is needed for firefighters in case of wildfire in the area of Glen Canyon Park.
SFPUC was replacing the trees on December 9 with California native plants, which will attract birds, insects, and pollinators. “The goal is to extend the riparian corridor around Islais Creek in the canyon using native plants to create a fire break that also nurtures local fauna,” wrote Heather World in The Glen Park News when the plan was first announced.
Glen Park neighbors were invited to join in on Tuesday, December 9, 9:15am–12:30pm, for a volunteer workday.

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©️copy by Bonnee Waldstein
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In March 2024 the San Francisco Public Utilities Commission removed 11 trees from four acres on the north side of O’Shaughnessy, just beyond where the last block of Bosworth makes a right turn. The eucalyptus trees were planted more than 100 years ago and were at risk of falling. Furthermore, access is needed for firefighters in case of wildfire in the area of Glen Canyon Park. 
SFPUC was replacing the trees on December 9 with California native plants, which will attract birds, insects, and pollinators. “The goal is to extend the riparian corridor around Islais Creek in the canyon using native plants to create a fire break that also nurtures local fauna,” wrote Heather World in The Glen Park News when the plan was first announced.
Glen Park neighbors were invited to join in on Tuesday, December 9, 9:15am–12:30pm, for a volunteer workday.
 
📷 photo by Elizabeth Wiese
©️copy by Bonnee Waldstein
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