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COMPLETED PROJECT 2020:
Bolinas Avenue Paving | Project Page | |
Meadowcroft Paving | ||
Building Bridge 2 | Stage 2 scheduled for Summer 2021 | |
2020 Slurry Program | ||
Red Hill Median | Project Page |
COMPLETED PROJECTS 2019:
Utility Projects
Utility | Location | Status | Contractor | Contact Info |
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Redwood Rd & Various | Complete | Ranger | (415) 259-2949 | |
RVSD | Butterfield Rd | Complete | KJ Woods |
Town Project
Location | Status | Details |
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Median Master Plan | Complete | |
Red Hill Median | Complete | |
Memorial Ridge/Red Hill Trails | Complete | |
Merced, Plumas & Morton | Complete | |
Various Retaining Walls | Complete | |
Meadowcroft Neighborhood | Complete | |
Summit Rd Emergency Work | Complete | |
Summit Rd Slope Stabilization | Complete |
San Francisco Blvd Improvements
Center Blvd Pedestrian Improvement
- Mid-block pedestrian crosswalk between Bridge Ave and Sir Francis Drake Blvd
COMPLETED PROJECTS 2018:
Center Blvd Pier Reinforcement Project 01/03/2018 - 01/12/2018
Downtown Bridge Painting
COMPLETED PROJECTS 2017:
2017 Hub Study
Pine St and San Anselmo Ave Bench Tree Uplift Repair
Repair concrete uplift from tree roots.
Brookside Sidewalk Gap Project
RVSD Pipe Lining 12/7/17 through 12/8/17
Pipe lining work on Humboldt 12/7/17 and 12/8/17. The lining work does not damage the pavement. The contractor and project manager have asserted that there will be a maximum 5 minute delay for traffic on Humboldt between Forrest Ave and Foothill Ave.
Crack Seal Project on 11/13/17 (rescheduled for December 1, 2017)
Map of the Dec 1 Crack Sealing
The Town has contracted Graham Contractors Inc (GCI) to perform crack sealing on various streets in San Anselmo. Crack sealing can help extend the life of a roadway, reduce pavement failures, and slow down deterioration. This form of preventative maintenance saves money by delaying major reconstructive pavement work.Impacts to residents and motorists are minimal with crack seal maintenance, which is generally a fast- moving process. Streets are not closed during the work, however drivers may be asked to wait a few (less than 5) minutes for a sealant to cure before being allowed to drive over it. This helps keep vehicles free of the sealant material and allows the material applied to the roadway to create a stronger longer-lasting seal.
Some noise is associated with the initial step to prepare the cracks when a high pressure compressor is used; however this is usually only for short periods of time. The duration of noise is dependent on how many cracks are in need of maintenance on a given roadway.Sir Francis Drake Blvd Night Paving on May 15, 2017 Letter to Owners/Residents
PG&E Gas Main Upgrade on Sais Avenue 02/2017
Lansdale Avenue Traffic Calming Project Construction Postponed
The asphalt stamping and painting of five intersections on Lansdale Avenue in Fairfax and San Anselmo scheduled for November 7-11 has been postponed until warmer temperatures next Spring. We apologize for the delay, and will schedule the work as soon as the weather is conducive.Gravel Sweeping
The streets and associated dates are shown on the map below:
There will be no parking signs going up around town for a system wide gravel sweep. Since our slurried streets are rarely empty enough to properly sweep the parking lanes, we have decided that temporary no parking zones must be established to get a good clean sweep.
Temporary No-parking Zones for Gravel Sweeping: Map
San Francisco Blvd and Veterans Place Gas line Replacement
2016 Sir Francis Drake Blvd Paving Project Phase 2
Project Number 2016SR
Notice to Bidders
Bids were opened July 5, 2016. The selected bidder is Ghilotti Bros. Inc.
Bid Abstract
Lansdale Avenue Traffic Calming Project Construction
The asphalt stamping and painting of five intersections on Lansdale Avenue in Fairfax and San Anselmo has been completed.
Bolinas Avenue/Sir Francis Drake Improvement Project
The Towns of Ross and San Anselmo are pleased to announce an upcoming federally-funded project to widen the sidewalk on Bolinas Avenue between Shady Lane and Sir Francis Drake Boulevard, and to enhance the bus stops on Sir Francis Drake Boulevard at Bolinas Avenue.
The project consists of installing 10 new curb ramps, widening sidewalks, traffic signal improvements, and paving Sir Francis Drake Boulevard from 225 feet south of Winship Avenue to 230 feet north of the Bolinas Avenue intersection, as well as the Bolinas Avenue/San Anselmo Avenue intersection.
2016 Pavement Rehabilitation and Preservation Project
Project #1516: Slurry Seal Update 2 - June 27 & 28
Project #1516C: Slurry Seal Update 1
Under Construction: FY 2014/15 Pipeline Rehabilitation Projects -- work scheduled to be completed in June 2016
Sewer System Repair and Replacement Work in Various Areas Around San Anselmo
-- The contractor is Maggiora & Ghilotti and the Project Owner is Ross Valley Sanitary District
-- The contractor is required to give residents 72 hour notice if the work will affect your driveway access
-- The Construction Manager for RVSD is Justin (530) 966-7901
Work has or will occur on the following streets:
Meadowcroft, Hampton, Smith, Sais, 37 Morningside, Morningside, Calumet, Scenic, Canyon, Ivy, Sir Francis Drake, Broadmoor, Lincoln Park, El Cerrito, San Rafael, Brookside, Mountain View, Shady Lane, Saunders
Magnolia Avenue Letter to Owners & Residents
Sir Francis Drake Letter to Owners & Residents
Safe Routes to School Project
PAST PROJECTS - 2016
Paving Magnolia Ave. - June 24 & 25
Urgent sewer repair on Saunders resulting in street closure
Sir Francis Drake Night Work Update 8/18/15
Night Work at the Hub Work Update 7/29/15
PAST PROJECTS - 2015
2015 Street Rehabilitation Project (more information)
Ghilotti Bros. will be replacing curb ramps and sidewalk at the HUB for the Town of San Anselmo on July 6th, 7th and 8th.
Expect consistent minor traffic delays in all directions and significant delays in the northwest-bound direction during the morning commute of July 7th.
2015 Pavement Maintenance Work
The Town is performing slurry seal on two main roads this month:
- San Anselmo Avenue (between Ross Ave and Center Blvd): The work will require road closure on July 13th from 8 p.m. to 7 a.m. There will be posted traffic detours for bicycles and cars via Cedar Street
- Red Hill: The work will require road closure of eastbound Red Hill Avenue on July 14th, and lane closure of westbound Red Hill Ave on July 15th, from 8 p.m. to 7 a.m. There will be posted traffic detours for bicycles and cars via Greenfield Ave . The intersection at Sequoia will remain open at all times.
Pavement Maintenance on San Anselmo Ave (between Ross Ave and Center Blvd). Road Closed 8PM July 13th to 7AM July
Lanes Closed, Follow Detours
2015 Public Works Projects
Street Rehabilitation and Utilities projects.
Natural Gas Distribution Line Replacement
Sir Francis Drake
Ridge Road
Lomas Robles
Lomas Robles Outreach
PG & E - Notice of Gas Line Replacement at Hub - March 16 - April 30 2015
Thank you for your patience and considerations during periods of road sealings. Please do your best to protect the road surface while it cures. The slurry seal can be damaged by sharp turning during the curing phase. This damage can be avoided by making wide turns and always making sure the vehicle is moving before turning the steering wheel. If the road is not a dead end road please choose to drive straight through instead of performing a u-turn. "Slurry Seal Do's and Don'ts".
PAST PROJECTS - 2014
2014 Slurry Seal - Project "B"
The Town has contracted Ghilotti Construction with Bond Blacktop to perform the slurry seal project. Slurry sealing is an aggregate and emulsion coating applied to roads in good condition to prolong their life. The contractor is planning to preform the slurry seal on October 10th and October 14, 2014. Please note these dates and times are subject to change. The contractor will notify residents by posting a door hanger at effected properties.
The streets tentatively scheduled for this work are: Broadmoor Ave, Brookmont Circle, The Alameda (Holstein to 241 The Alameda)
For street slurry schedule date and time here
To help us achieve a successful sealing here
Thank you for your patience while we coordinate the work.
The slurry seal will help protect the asphalt from ultra violet and rain infiltration which cause further cracking and deterioration. These streets have already received rubberized crack seal treatment for major cracks. Several of these streets have localized areas of pavement failure. In July, contractor crews will be removing and replacing these localized areas in preparation of the slurry seal.
2014 Slurry Seal - Project "A" (more information)
PAVEMENT PRESERVATION
Our Pavement Rehabilitation project for 2014 performs asset protection in the form of preventive maintenance such as a slurry seal. It is less expensive to prolong the life of good asphalt with maintenance, then to wait until it deteriorates so far that it needs full replacement. Preventative maintenance is a cost effective way to extend the life of the pavement saving both cost and environmental impact.SLURRY SCHEDULE FOR GROUP A
SLURRY SCHEDULE FOR GROUP A - by street & date
The streets scheduled for this work are:
GROUP A
Center Blvd (between San Rafael and Forest) Woodland Avenue (between Cedar and San Anselmo Ave)
Ross Avenue (between Cedar and San Anselmo Ave)
Tunstead Avenue
Sequoia (between Millbrae and Hilldale)
Jones Street
Richmond (Bolinas to Mariposa)
Miwok Drive
Nokomis Avenue
2014 Street Rehabilitation Project (more information)
The Town is designing for the 2014 Street Rehabilitation project. The project scope includes repaving the following streets: The Alameda from Arroyo to the Town Limits, Sunview Avenue, Toyon Terrace, Berkeley Avenue from Sunview to Broadmoor, and Oak Knoll Avenue.
Projects Pending Award Magnolia Avenue - Estimated paving date: October 1, 2014
2014 LED Street Light Retrofit Project There are 411 high pressure sodium (HPS) street lights throughout the Town of San Anselmo. The 2014 LED Street Light Retrofit project will convert these street lights to energy efficient Light Emitting Diode (LED) lights that will greatly reduce the Town’s energy consumption while at the same time maintaining existing light levels. The proposed project is in accordance with the Town’s Climate Action Change Plan and will reduce Green House Gas Emissions by approximately 140,000 lbs CO2 per year, removing the equivalent of 12 cars off the road per year. Conversion of the street lights to LED by the Town’s contractor DC Electric, Inc. will begin the week of June 30, 2014. The work is expected to take 3 weeks to complete during which time there will be construction traffic controls, lane closures and parking restrictions at various locations around Town between the hours of 8:30am and 5:00pm. Conversion of lights on Sir Francis Drake Boulevard and Red Hill Avenue maybe completed at night to avoid traffic interruptions. A map of the existing street lights to be converted is available at: https://batchgeo.com/map/97ab43506007e5d22b9818d83c956267 Please contact the Town’s Project Manager by phone at (415) 258-4654 or by email at dblomquist@townofsananselmo.org if you have any questions. 2014 Capital Improvement Project Updates