The complete, current three-week construction schedule is available here (PDF).

Work Locations:

• Stockton Street between Geary and Post streets
• Geary Street on both sides of Stockton Street
• O’Farrell Street on both sides of Stockton Street
• Ellis Street on both sides of Stockton Street
• Stockton Street between O’Farrell and Market streets

Construction is scheduled seven days a week from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m., although night work may be necessary.

Muni Service Impacts:

While utility-relocation work is in progress, the following Muni routes may experience delays:

• 8X/8AX/8BX Bayshore Express
• 38/38L Geary

The 30 Stockton and 45 Union/Stockton lines have been rerouted around the utility-relocation sites, effective Jan. 21.

Traffic Detours:

While work is in progress, only Muni buses, taxis, tour buses and delivery trucks will be permitted on Stockton Street between Post and Market streets.

Two traffic detour options are in place to allow for better access to the Union Square area and to aid the flow of traffic:

We appreciate your continued patience while construction is in progress.

• The status of our grant application with the Federal Transit Administration
• The major project milestones we expect to accomplish this year
• The dazzling public art installation planned for the Union Square/Market Street Station
• Recent progress we have made on the Chinatown Station
• The reroutes of Muni lines 30 Stockton and 45 Union/Stockton

You can also find information about our next Community Advisory Group meeting, which will be held on February 16 from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. at the Presbyterian Church at 925 Stockton Street.

Description of Work:

• Stockton Street (Geary to Post streets): Installation utility vaults and joint trench, AT&T and PG&E cut-over, water connections
  Anticipated Completion: May 2012
• Geary Street: Installation of high pressure water, joint trench, AT&T and PG&E cut-over, water connections
  Anticipated Completion: May 2012
• O’Farrell Street: Installation of joint trench, AT&T and PG&E cut-over, water connections
  Anticipated Completion: May 2012
• Ellis Street: Install conduits in CB2 basement, AT&T and PG&E cut-over, water connections
  Anticipated Completion: March 2012
• West side of Stockton Street (O’Farrell to Market streets): Demolish sidewalk and basement floor
  Anticipated Completion: June 2012

Construction is scheduled for seven days a week from 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m., although night work may be necessary. Noise and dust will be kept to a minimum and the construction team will work to maintain a clean streetscape during and outside of construction hours.

The businesses along the construction route will remain open. The contractor will always maintain safe pedestrian access to all stores during business hours. Those traveling or working in the area can expect an increase in noise, dust and traffic as a result of the construction.

Standard traffic signs will be used to detour pedestrian and vehicle traffic and variable message signs have been placed on Geary Street, O’Farrell Street and Stockton Street to inform approaching traffic of detour routes.

Muni Service Impacts
During the utility relocation, the following Muni routes may experience delays:

• 8X/8AX/8BX Bayshore Express
• 30 Stockton
• 38/38L Geary
• 45 Union-Stockton

Traffic Impacts

• Two right turn lanes are available for eastbound traffic on Ellis Street crossing Market onto 4^th Street.
• At all times only one lane of traffic will be available on Stockton Street between Sutter and Market streets.
• The open lane of traffic on Stockton Street will be available for Muni buses, taxis, tour buses and delivery trucks only.
• All private automobiles going to 4^th Street and other SoMa destinations will be required to take one of two detours.
• Two traffic detour options are in place to allow better access to the Union Square area and to aid the flow of traffic:
  • Option 1: Divert west on Sutter Street, south on Mason Street, east on Eddy Street, south on Cyril Magnin Street, continue south across Market Street onto 5th Street, east on Folsom Street and south on 4th Street or
  • Option 2: Divert east on Post Street, south on Montgomery Street to New Montgomery Street, west on Howard Street and south on 4th Street.
• Parking Control Officers will be on hand to monitor traffic at the following times:
  • Post and Stockton streets: Monday to Friday from 7:30 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. and on weekends from 11:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.
  • Geary and Stockton streets: Monday to Friday from 10:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
  • O’Farrell and Stockton streets: Monday to Friday from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
• Garages within the construction zone are open and accessible using traffic detours.

Contacts

If you have any questions about the Central Subway project or construction, please call External Affairs Manager Brajah Norris and the Central Subway Outreach Team at 415-701-4371 or via e-mail at central.subway@sfmta.com. Project information is available at www.sfmta.com/central, the Central Subway blog, or via Twitter (@central_subway) or Facebook (www.facebook.com/centralsubway).

Suggested Traffic Detours

• Option 1: Divert west on Sutter Street, south on Mason Street, east on Eddy Street, south on Cyril Magnin Street, continue south across Market Street onto 5th Street, east on Folsom Street and south on 4th Street or
• Option 2: Divert east on Post Street, south on Montgomery Street to New Montgomery Street, west on Howard Street and south on 4th Street.

The following traffic patterns will be enforced during the utility relocation project along Stockton and 4th streets:

• At all times, only one lane of traffic will be open on Stockton Street between Sutter and Market streets
• The open lane of traffic on Stockton Street will be available for taxis, buses and delivery trucks only
• All private vehicles will be required to use established traffic detours
• Garages within the construction zone are open and accessible via the established traffic detours
• Pedestrian access and a safe path of travel to businesses and residences will be maintained by the contractor at all times
• Noise and dust will be controlled in adherence to City Code

Description of Work:

• East side of Stockton Street (O’Farrell to Market streets): Installation of utilities, backfill and sidewalk restoration
  Anticipated Completion: October 2011
• Stockton Street (Geary to Post streets): Installation of utility vaults and joint trench
  Anticipated Completion: November 2011
• Geary Street: Installation of utility vaults and joint trench
  Anticipated Completion: November 2011
• O’Farrell Street: Installation of utility vaults and joint trench
  Anticipated Completion: November 2011
• West side of Stockton Street (Geary to O’Farrell streets): Installation of joint trench and backfill (work is performed inside the basement underneath the sidewalk)
  Anticipated Completion: November 2011
• Sutter/Mason/5^th Streets: Installation of eyebolts and overhead system
  Anticipated Completion: November 2011
• Ellis Street: Installation of enclosure wall and joint trench
  Anticipated Completion: November 2012
• West side of Stockton Street (O’Farrell to Market streets): Construction to start in
  January 2012
  Anticipated Completion: May 2012

Construction is scheduled for seven days a week from 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m., although night work may be necessary. Noise and dust will be kept to a minimum and the construction team will work to maintain a clean streetscape during and outside of construction hours. The businesses along the construction route will remain open. The contractor will always maintain safe pedestrian access to all stores during business hours. Those traveling or working in the area can expect an increase in noise, dust and traffic as a result of the construction. Standard traffic signs will be used to detour pedestrian and vehicle traffic and variable message signs have been placed on Geary Street, O’Farrell Street and Stockton Street to inform approaching traffic of detour routes.

Muni Service Impacts

During the utility relocation, the following Muni routes may experience delays:

• 8X/8AX/8BX Bayshore Express
• 30 Stockton
• 38/38L Geary
• 45 Union-Stockton

Traffic Impacts

• Two right turn lanes are available for eastbound traffic on Ellis Street crossing Market onto 4^th Street.
• At all times only one lane of traffic will be available on Stockton Street between Sutter and Market streets.
• The open lane of traffic on Stockton Street will be available for Muni buses, taxis, tour buses and delivery trucks only.
• All private automobiles going to 4^th Street and other SoMa destinations will be required to take one of two detours.
• Two traffic detour options are in place to allow better access to the Union Square area and to aid the flow of traffic:
  • Option 1: Divert west on Sutter Street, south on Mason Street, east on Eddy Street, south on Cyril Magnin Street, continue south across Market Street onto 5th Street, east on Folsom Street and south on 4th Street or
  • Option 2: Divert east on Post Street, south on Montgomery Street to New Montgomery Street, west on Howard Street and south on 4th Street.
• Parking Control Officers will be on hand to monitor traffic at the following times:
  • Post and Stockton streets: Monday to Friday from 7:30 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. and on weekends from 11:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.
  • Geary and Stockton streets: Monday to Friday from 10:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
  • O’Farrell and Stockton streets: Monday to Friday from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
• Garages within the construction zone are open and accessible using traffic detours.

Contacts
If you have any questions about the Central Subway project or construction, please call External Affairs Manager Brajah Norris and the Central Subway Outreach Team at 415-701-4371 or via e-mail at central<dot>subway<at>sfmta<dot>com. Project information is available at www<dot>sfmta<dot>com/central, the Central Subway blog, or via Twitter (@central_subway) or Facebook (www<dot>facebook<dot>com/centralsubway).

Description of Work:

• East side of Stockton Street (O’Farrell to Market streets): Installation of utilities, backfill and sidewalk restoration
  Anticipated Completion: October 2011
• Stockton Street (Geary to Post streets): Installation of utility vaults and joint trench
  Anticipated Completion: November 2011
• Geary Street: Installation of utility vaults and joint trench
  Anticipated Completion: November 2011
• O’Farrell Street: Installation of utility vaults and joint trench
  Anticipated Completion: November 2011
• West side of Stockton Street (Geary to O’Farrell streets): Installation of joint trench and backfill (work is performed inside the basement underneath the sidewalk)
  Anticipated Completion: November 2011
• Sutter/Mason/5^th Streets: Installation of eyebolts and overhead system
  Anticipated Completion: November 2011
• Ellis Street: Installation of enclosure wall and joint trench
  Anticipated Completion: March 2012
• West side of Stockton Street (O’Farrell to Market streets): Construction to start in
  January 2012
  Anticipated Completion: May 2012

Construction is scheduled for seven days a week from 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m., although night work may be necessary. Noise and dust will be kept to a minimum and the construction team will work to maintain a clean streetscape during and outside of construction hours. The businesses along the construction route will remain open. The contractor will always maintain safe pedestrian access to all stores during business hours. Those traveling or working in the area can expect an increase in noise, dust and traffic as a result of the construction. Standard traffic signs will be used to detour pedestrian and vehicle traffic and variable message signs have been placed on Geary Street, O’Farrell Street and Stockton Street to inform approaching traffic of detour routes.

Muni Service Impacts

During the utility relocation, the following Muni routes may experience delays:

• 8X/8AX/8BX Bayshore Express
• 30 Stockton
• 38/38L Geary
• 45 Union-Stockton

Traffic Impacts

• Two right turn lanes are available for eastbound traffic on Ellis Street crossing Market onto 4^th Street.
• At all times only one lane of traffic will be available on Stockton Street between Sutter and Market streets.
• The open lane of traffic on Stockton Street will be available for Muni buses, taxis, tour buses and delivery trucks only.
• All private automobiles going to 4^th Street and other SoMa destinations will be required to take one of two detours.
• Two traffic detour options are in place to allow better access to the Union Square area and to aid the flow of traffic:
  • Option 1: Divert west on Sutter Street, south on Mason Street, east on Eddy Street, south on Cyril Magnin Street, continue south across Market Street onto 5th Street, east on Folsom Street and south on 4th Street or
  • Option 2: Divert east on Post Street, south on Montgomery Street to New Montgomery Street, west on Howard Street and south on 4th Street.
• Parking Control Officers will be on hand to monitor traffic at the following times:
  • Post and Stockton streets: Monday to Friday from 7:30 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. and on weekends from 11:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.
  • Geary and Stockton streets: Monday to Friday from 10:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
  • O’Farrell and Stockton streets: Monday to Friday from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
• Garages within the construction zone are open and accessible using traffic detours.

Contacts
If you have any questions about the Central Subway project or construction, please call External Affairs Manager Brajah Norris and the Central Subway Outreach Team at 415-701-4371 or via e-mail at central<dot>subway<at>sfmta<dot>com. Project information is available at www<dot>sfmta<dot>com/central, the Central Subway blog, or via Twitter (@central_subway) or Facebook (www<dot>facebook<dot>com/centralsubway).

Description of Work:

• East side of Stockton Street (O’Farrell to Market streets): Installation of enclosure wall, utilities and backfill
  Anticipated Completion: October 2011
• Stockton Street (Geary to Post streets): Installation of utility vaults and joint trench
  Anticipated Completion: November 2011
• Geary Street: Installation of utility vaults and joint trench
  Anticipated Completion: November 2011
• O’Farrell Street: Installation of utility vaults and joint trench
  Anticipated Completion: November 2011
• West side of Stockton Street (Geary to O’Farrell streets): Installation of joint trench and backfill (work is performed inside the basement underneath the sidewalk)
  Anticipated Completion: November 2011
• Sutter/Mason/5^th Streets: Installation of Muni poles and eyebolts
  Anticipated Completion: November 2011
• Ellis Street: Installation of water line and gas line
  Anticipated Completion: March 2012
• West side of Stockton Street (O’Farrell to Market streets): Construction to start in
  January 2012
  Anticipated Completion: May 2012

Construction is scheduled for seven days a week from 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m., although night work may be necessary. Noise and dust will be kept to a minimum and the construction team will work to maintain a clean streetscape during and outside of construction hours. The businesses along the construction route will remain open. The contractor will always maintain safe pedestrian access to all stores during business hours. Those traveling or working in the area can expect an increase in noise, dust and traffic as a result of the construction. Standard traffic signs will be used to detour pedestrian and vehicle traffic and variable message signs have been placed on Geary Street, O’Farrell Street and Stockton Street to inform approaching traffic of detour routes.

Muni Service Impacts

During the utility relocation, the following Muni routes may experience delays:

• 8X/8AX/8BX Bayshore Express
• 30 Stockton
• 38/38L Geary
• 45 Union-Stockton

Traffic Impacts

• Two right turn lanes are available for eastbound traffic on Ellis Street crossing Market onto 4^th Street.
• At all times only one lane of traffic will be available on Stockton Street between Sutter and Market streets.
• The open lane of traffic on Stockton Street will be available for Muni buses, taxis, tour buses and delivery trucks only.
• All private automobiles going to 4^th Street and other SoMa destinations will be required to take one of two detours.
• Two traffic detour options are in place to allow better access to the Union Square area and to aid the flow of traffic:
  • Option 1: Divert west on Sutter Street, south on Mason Street, east on Eddy Street, south on Cyril Magnin Street, continue south across Market Street onto 5th Street, east on Folsom Street and south on 4th Street or
  • Option 2: Divert east on Post Street, south on Montgomery Street to New Montgomery Street, west on Howard Street and south on 4th Street.
• Parking Control Officers will be on hand to monitor traffic at the following times:
  • Post and Stockton streets: Monday to Friday from 7:30 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. and on weekends from 11:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.
  • Geary and Stockton streets: Monday to Friday from 10:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
  • O’Farrell and Stockton streets: Monday to Friday from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
• Garages within the construction zone are open and accessible using traffic detours.

Contacts
If you have any questions about the Central Subway project or construction, please call External Affairs Manager Brajah Norris and the Central Subway Outreach Team at 415-701-4371 or via e-mail at central<dot>subway<at>sfmta<dot>com. Project information is available at www<dot>sfmta<dot>com/central, the Central Subway blog, or via Twitter (@central_subway) or Facebook (www<dot>facebook<dot>com/centralsubway).

Description of Work:

• Stockton Street (Geary to Post streets): Installation of utility vaults and joint trench
  Anticipated Completion: November 2011
• Geary Street: Installation of utility vaults and joint trench
  Anticipated Completion: November 2011
• O’Farrell Street: Installation of utility vaults and high pressure water line
  Anticipated Completion: November 2011
• West side of Stockton Street (Geary to O’Farrell streets): Structural demolition (Work is performed inside the basement underneath the sidewalk)
  Anticipated Completion: November 2011
• East side of Stockton Street (O’Farrell to Market streets): Installation of micro pile, water proofing, and enclosure wall
  Anticipated Completion: October 2011
• Ellis Street: Installation of sewer line and water line
  Anticipated Completion: March 2012
• Sutter/Mason/5^th Streets: Installation of Muni pole foundation
  Anticipated Completion: November 2011
• West side of Stockton Street (O’Farrell to Market streets): Construction to start in
  January 2012
  Anticipated Completion: May 2012

Construction is scheduled for seven days a week from 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m., although night work may be necessary. Noise and dust will be kept to a minimum and the construction team will work to maintain a clean streetscape during and outside of construction hours. The businesses along the construction route will remain open. The contractor will always maintain safe pedestrian access to all stores during business hours. Those traveling or working in the area can expect an increase in noise, dust and traffic as a result of the construction. Standard traffic signs will be used to detour pedestrian and vehicle traffic and variable message signs have been placed on Geary Street, O’Farrell Street and Stockton Street to inform approaching traffic of detour routes.

Muni Service Impacts

During the utility relocation, the following Muni routes may experience delays:

• 8X/8AX/8BX Bayshore Express
• 30 Stockton
• 38/38L Geary
• 45 Union-Stockton

Traffic Impacts

• Two right turn lanes are available for eastbound traffic on Ellis Street crossing Market onto 4^th Street.
• At all times only one lane of traffic will be available on Stockton Street between Sutter and Market streets.
• The open lane of traffic on Stockton Street will be available for Muni buses, taxis, tour buses and delivery trucks only.
• All private automobiles going to 4^th Street and other SoMa destinations will be required to take one of two detours.
• Two traffic detour options are in place to allow better access to the Union Square area and to aid the flow of traffic:
  • Option 1: Divert west on Sutter Street, south on Mason Street, east on Eddy Street, south on Cyril Magnin Street, continue south across Market Street onto 5th Street, east on Folsom Street and south on 4th Street or
  • Option 2: Divert east on Post Street, south on Montgomery Street to New Montgomery Street, west on Howard Street and south on 4th Street.
• Parking Control Officers will be on hand to monitor traffic at the following times:
  • Post and Stockton streets: Monday to Friday from 7:30 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. and on weekends from 11:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.
  • Geary and Stockton streets: Monday to Friday from 10:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
  • O’Farrell and Stockton streets: Monday to Friday from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
• Garages within the construction zone are open and accessible using traffic detours.

Contacts
If you have any questions about the Central Subway project or construction, please call External Affairs Manager Brajah Norris and the Central Subway Outreach Team at 415-701-4371 or via e-mail at central dot subway at sfmta dot com. Project information is available at www dot sfmta dot com/central, the Central Subway blog, or via Twitter (@central_subway) or Facebook (www.facebook.com/centralsubway).

Description of Work:

• Stockton Street (Geary to Post streets): Installation of sewer line and utility vaults
  Anticipated Completion: November 2011

• Maiden Lane Installation of sewer line
  Anticipated Completion: August 5, 2011

• Geary Street: Installation of utility vaults
  Anticipated Completion: November 2011

• O’Farrell Street: Installation of utility vaults and high pressure water line
  Anticipated Completion: November 2011

• West side of Stockton Street (Geary to O’Farrell streets): Structural demolition (Work is performed inside the basement underneath the sidewalk)
  Anticipated Completion: November 2011

• East side of Stockton Street (O’Farrell to Market streets): Installation of micro pile and water proofing
  Anticipated Completion: October 2011

• Ellis Street: Installation of sewer line
  Anticipated Completion: March 2012

• Sutter/Mason/5^th Streets: Installation of Muni pole foundations
  Anticipated Completion: November 2011

• West side of Stockton Street (O’Farrell to Market streets): Construction to start in
  January 2012
  Anticipated Completion: May 2012

Construction is scheduled for seven days a week from 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m., although night work may be necessary. Noise and dust will be kept to a minimum and the construction team will work to maintain a clean streetscape during and outside of construction hours.

The businesses along the construction route will remain open. The contractor will always maintain safe pedestrian access to all stores during business hours. Those traveling or working in the area can expect an increase in noise, dust and traffic as a result of the construction.

Standard traffic signs will be used to detour pedestrian and vehicle traffic and variable message signs have been placed on Geary Street, O’Farrell Street and Stockton Street to inform approaching traffic of detour routes.

Installation of Sewer Line

Muni Service Impacts
During the utility relocation, the following Muni routes may experience delays:

• 8X/8AX/8BX Bayshore Express
• 30 Stockton
• 38/38L Geary
• 45 Union-Stockton

Traffic Impacts

• Two right turn lanes are available for eastbound traffic on Ellis Street crossing Market onto 4^th Street.
• At all times only one lane of traffic will be available on Stockton Street between Sutter and Market streets.
• The open lane of traffic on Stockton Street will be available for Muni buses, taxis, tour buses and delivery trucks only.
• All private automobiles going to 4^th Street and other SoMa destinations will be required to take one of two detours.
• Two traffic detour options are in place to allow better access to the Union Square area and to aid the flow of traffic:
  • Option 1: Divert west on Sutter Street, south on Mason Street, east on Eddy Street, south on Cyril Magnin Street, continue south across Market Street onto 5th Street, east on Folsom Street and south on 4th Street or
  • Option 2: Divert east on Post Street, south on Montgomery Street to New Montgomery Street, west on Howard Street and south on 4th Street.
• Parking Control Officers will be on hand to monitor traffic at the following times:
  • Post and Stockton streets: Monday to Friday from 7:30 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. and on weekends from 11:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.
  • Geary and Stockton streets: Monday to Friday from 10:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
  • O’Farrell and Stockton streets: Monday to Friday from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
• Garages within the construction zone are open and accessible using traffic detours.

Contacts
If you have any questions about the Central Subway project or construction, please call External Affairs Manager Brajah Norris and the Central Subway Outreach Team at 415-701-4371 or via e-mail at central.subway at sfmta dot com. Project information is available at www.sfmta dot com/central, the Central Subway blog, or via Twitter (@central_subway) or Facebook (www.facebook.com/centralsubway).

Project Description
On Monday, August 15, Synergy Project Management, the contractor, will begin installation of eyebolts for the overhead contact system required for the temporary trolley coach reroute in the downtown area for the Central Subway Project.

Here’s what you can expect:

• Eyebolt installation will require space on adjacent streets and sidewalks.

• Below is a detailed list of addresses for eyebolt installation:
  • 390 Stockton Street (Starbucks c/o Empire Group)
  • 444 Stockton Street (CCSF)
  • 391 Sutter Street (Starbucks c/o Empire Group)
  • 562 Sutter Street (Hotel Rex)
  • 50-68 Mason Street (56 Mason, LLC)
  • 333 O’Farrell Street (Hilton Hotel)
  • 865 Market Street (Westfield Shopping Center)
  • 901 Market Street (CAC Real Estate)
  • 46 5^th Street (Oakwood Hotel LLC)
  • 833 Mission Street (CCSF)
  • 901 Mission Street (Chronicle Building c/o Heart Corporation)
  • 899 Howard Street (Burlington Coat Factory c/o TMG Partners)

• The contractor will always maintain a safe pedestrian path of travel and pedestrian access to all stores during business hours.

• Those traveling or working in the area can expect an increase in noise, dust and traffic as a result of the construction.

Permissible Work Hours
Construction is scheduled for seven days a week from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m., although night work may be necessary.

Contact Information
Central Subway External Affairs Manager
Brajah Norris: 415.701.5263
Contractor: Synergy Project Management
Donovan Gilliland: 415.850.0826
After-Hours/Emergency

We thank you for your understanding and patience as we improve your Muni system.