Street Repairs and Resurfacing to Begin

Published on July 30, 2020

Street Repairs and Resurfacing to Begin
(Hot Mix Asphalt Overlays and Base Repairs, Various Locations) 

The first phase of the City’s annual street repair and resurfacing project will begin mid-August and is estimated to be completed by mid-September.  Construction work hours are Monday through Friday, from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.  The repair will take place in several phases, and construction will occur in the following order: areas of poor pavement will be patched, the edges of the street will be ground down, the street will be paved, and any traffic markings will be replaced.  During construction, motorists will experience minor disruptions in traffic, temporary loss of parking spaces, temporary restricted street access, as well as an increase in noise and dust levels.  Bus stop access will be maintained throughout the project.

There are two types of repair work:  hot mix asphalt (HMA) concrete overlay and base repair.  HMA overlay is a mixture of asphalt cement (tar), gravel, and sand that is spread with a paving machine and compacted with rollers.  For streets that require an overlay, the contractor will make best efforts to maintain one lane of traffic available in each direction.  Approximately 0.6 miles of street will be pavement overlays.   50 streets totaling approximately 10 miles will be base repaired with a cape seal surface treatment (phase 2) on these locations to follow later this year.

The following streets have been identified for a two-inch HMA overlay; with reconstruction of isolated, failed pavement areas, wedge planing, adjustment of manholes and monuments to grade, traffic/pavement marking removal and replacement:

  • Aughinbaugh Way, from Mecartney Road to Bay Edge Road

  • Bay Edge Road (east side), from Aughinbaugh Way to 250’ north of Adelphian Way

  • Bay Edge Road (west side), from Aughinbaugh Way to 250’ north of Adelphian Way

  • Kofman Parkway, from Applegate Way to Aughinbaugh Way

The following streets have been identified for base repair, reconstruction of pavement failed area, six inches deep:

  • Basinside Way, from Clipper Drive to Oyster Pond Road

  • Beaufort Harbor, from Sea Bridge to Coleport Landing

  • Berkshire Road, from Cumberland Way to Inverness Way

  • Brighton Road, from Roxburg Lane to Sheffield Road

  • Brunswick Road, from Sheffield Road to Sea View Parkway

  • Calhoun Street, from High Street to the east end

  • Capetown Drive, from Cove Road to the east end

  • Central Avenue, from Fernside Boulevard to East Shore Drive

  • Channing Way, from Robert Davey Jr. to the west end

  • Chatham Pointe, from Sea Bridge to the west end

  • Coleport Landing, from the south end to the north end

  • Cumberland Way, from Sheffield Road to Berkshire Road

  • Danbrook Court, from the west end to Brighton Road

  • Dresden Bay, from the west end to Victoria Bay

  • Dublin Way, from Kofman Parkway to Limerick Lane

  • Encinal Avenue, from High Street to Fernside Boulevard

  • Ennismore Court, from Sheffield Road to the south end

  • Fir Avenue, from Fir Place to Holly Street

  • Gainsborough Court, from Sea View Parkway to the south end

  • Inverness Court, from Sheffield Road to the south end

  • Inverness Way, from Berkshire Road to Sheffield Road

  • Kilkenny Court, from Kilkenny Place to the east end

  • Kilkenny Place, from Kofman Parkway to the east end

  • Limerick Lane, from Dublin Way to Kofman Parkway

  • Market Street, from the west end to Calhoun Street

  • Nottingham Drive, from Sea View Parkway to Sherwood Lane

  • Oyster Pond Road, from Robert Davey Jr. to Stonington Point

  • Oyster Shoals, from the west end to Island Drive

  • Packet Landing Road, from Sea Bridge to Robert Davey Jr.

  • Puddingstone Road, from Sheffield Way to Robert Davey Jr.

  • Roxburg Lane, from Brighton Road to Sheffield Road

  • Sea Bridge Court, from Sea Bridge to west end

  • Sea Bridge Place, from the west end to Chatham Pointe

  • Sheffield Road, from Brunswick Road to Sea View Parkway

  • Sherwood Lane, from Brunswick Road to Nottingham Drive

  • Stone Harbor, from the north end to Victoria Bay

  • Tynebourne Place, from Berkshire Road to the south end

  • Victoria Bay, from Dresden Bay to the south end

  • Washington Street, from High Street to Fernside Boulevard

  • Weymouth Court, from Roxburg Lane to the south end

  • Oyster Pond Road, from Stonington Pointe to the south end

  • Harbor Bay Parkway (north side), from Maitland Drive to North Loop Road (east)

  • Harbor Bay Parkway (south side), from South Loop (west) to Maitland Drive

  • Island Drive (east side), from Robert Davey Jr. to Doolittle Drive

  • Island Drive (west side), from Doolittle Drive to Robert Davey Jr.

  • Island Drive west side, from Robert Davey Jr. to Mecartney Road

    The contractor will post ‘No Parking’ signs 72 hours in advance of the planned work to inform residents of construction dates and parking restrictions. Safety protocols which follow the County of Alameda Health Order for construction projects will be implemented during the construction of this project.

    Additional red curb will be painted at the following intersections:

  • Aughinbaugh Way, from Mecartney Road to Bay Edge Road

  • Kofman Parkway, from Applegate Way to Aughinbaugh Way

City Council has directed staff to prioritize safety at all intersections along all collector and arterial streets by prohibiting parking in the vicinity. This “daylighting” of the intersections will improve safety and visibility for pedestrians, bicyclists, and drivers.

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 Measure’s B and BB, Vehicle Registration Fund, and Senate Bill (SB) 1, the Road Repair and Accountability Act of 2017. 

Contact:
Trung Nguyen, Public Works Department
(510) 747-7900

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