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This project will install a synthetic grass field at Lions Field. This new surface allows for three months of additional use of the area each year by eliminating the need to close the field annually for turf restoration and reseeding. The site will be used for baseball, youth and adult softball, soccer, youth and adult flag football, Pop Warner football practice, and lacrosse.

In addition, the project will make drainage improvements to the site necessary for synthetic turf and improve ADA access.

Completed rough grading and drainage improvements. Work continues on installation of electrical and irrigation lines, and construction has started on the new fence.

This project is administered by Caltrain and will elevate the Caltrain train tracks throughout much of San Bruno. The City of San Bruno has retained a construction manager to monitor construction activities and ensure that the project is completed to the City's expectations.

Detailed project description

The anticipated operations for the week of May 14th are as follows:

Crews will continue installing temporary piling and shoring within the Caltrain right-of-way during the day, excavating soil, and placing lightweight cellular concrete fill in preparation for placing the retaining wall panels. Crews will continue placing concrete at the San Bruno and San Mateo Grade Separation abutments and center bents. Rebar and formwork has also begun at Angus Avenue. Sidewalk work will continue along San Mateo Avenue. The contractor will install and maintain storm water pollution measures throughout the project.

Night Work:
The Contractor will be installing and removing temporary shoring within the Caltrain right-of-way in area from San Bruno to Angus where work cannot be done safely during the daytime hours due to the close proximity to the tracks.  

Traffic Conditions:
Flaggers will intermittently be on San Mateo Avenue at the yard entrance for truck ingress/egress and at the railroad crossings at Angus Avenue, San Bruno Avenue and San Mateo Avenue.  

Noise / Air Quality:
Operations will not generate noise levels as loud as the existing train traffic and will not affect air quality standards.  Daytime and nighttime activities will be within the City noise and air quality limitations.

Utility Relocation:
There is no utility work scheduled this week.

Public Notification:
Caltrain is providing a weekly construction update posted on the Caltrain website.

This project will construct approximately 150 feet of 18-inch diameter high-density-polyethylene (HDPE) sewer main from the last manhole at Kains Avenue west of San Mateo Avenue and connect to a new manhole on Huntington Avenue. A second construction phase will occur in the near future to replace longer sections of sewer main on Kains Avenue.