Annual street repairs to begin in early July

Published on June 30, 2021

The City’s annual street repair is scheduled to begin in early July and be completed by the end of the month. Although we will do our best to minimize disruptions, there will be traffic, parking, dust, noise, and other minor construction impacts. Construction work hours are Monday through Friday, from 8:00 am - 5:00 pm. Safety protocols required by Cal/OSHA for construction will be implemented at all times. Bus stop access will be maintained throughout the project. 

The annual street repairs include two types of repair work: 1) rubber chip seal with an overlay of slurry seal which will protect the existing asphalt pavement and extend its useful life; and 2) crack sealing.  

The Chuck Corica Golf Course parking lot will be treated with a rubber chip seal and then a slurry seal over the rubber chip seal. The rubber chip seal will impact parking lot availability for a short period. The next phase, about a week later, will be when the slurry seal is applied. Access to the parking lot will be prohibited for several hours while the slurry seal cures. The last phase of the work will involve replacing all pavement markings.

The following streets only require crack sealing to prevent water infiltration and extend the useful life of the roadway:

  • Grand Street, from Encinal Avenue to Buena Vista Avenue
  • Buena Vista Avenue, from Poggi Street to Sherman Street
  • Constitution Way, from Lincoln Avenue to Marina Village Parkway
  • Constitution Way (NB), from Marina Village Parkway to Mariner Square Drive
  • Eighth Street, from Central Avenue to Lincoln Avenue
  • Poggi Street, from Buena Vista Avenue to Atlantic Avenue
  • Sixth Street, from Central Avenue to Pacific Avenue
  • Third Street, from Pacific Avenue to Atlantic Avenue
  • Wood Street, from Pacific Avenue to the north end

The City appreciates your cooperation and patience, and apologizes for any inconvenience this project may cause. Questions or information about the project should be directed to Trung Nguyen at 510-747-7900. The project is primarily funded by Alameda County Measures B and BB and through Vehicle Registration Fees. 

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