Recreation & Aquatic Center Project

October 2022

See the following for the construction highlights completed during the month of October: 

• Rebar, formwork, and concrete pour for bioretention walls
• Installed a 10” water line
• Installed creek winterization
• Backfill of new fire water and installation of an offset manhole/storm drain
• Structural welding and plumbing of building steel and metal decks continue
• Continue forming column block outs before slab rebar and pouring

September 2022

See the following for the construction highlights completed during the month of September: 

• Epoxy rebar at shotcrete wall Gridline A
• Natatorium trusses and steel erection, the start of Epic metal decking on both buildings
• 8” PVC conduit under creek for future solar
• Storm drain and new main water piping on City Park Way
• Compaction testing for backfilling of utilities on City Park Way
• Final grading at the creek, backfill of low flow materials, cobble, and large rock

August 2022

See the following for the construction highlights completed during the month of August: 

• Installed underground plumbing and electrical, backfilled utility trenches
• Backfill foundation and compaction testing
• Cofferdam and bypass installed, dewatered creek
• Natatorium and gymnasium steel erection, the start of metal decking

July 2022

See the following for the construction highlights completed during the month of July: 

• Completed concrete pours of natatorium and gymnasium foundation
• In process of installing underground plumbing, electrical, and backfilling utility trenches
• In process of backfilling foundation, compaction testing
• Installed exclusionary fencing and bypass for creek extension
• Started 10" waterline with polyethylene encasement on Crystal Springs Road

City Park Way Temporary Closure:  August 2022 - December 2022

Beginning August 1, City Park Way will be closed to vehicle and pedestrian access. The road closure is necessary to install the deep utilities (Water, Sewer and Storm), creek and road reconstruction, and other construction activities related to the Recreation and Aquatic Center Project. City Park Way is expected to be closed through December 2022.   

Park patrons can access the park through the pedestrian pathways located:

• near the north end of De Soto Way (the former pool parking lot)
• near Tom Lara field
• near the rear of baseball diamond #2
• near the west end of San Felipe Avenue

Vehicle traffic will not be able to access City Park Way at Crystal Springs/Oak.  Vehicle traffic will be detoured down to El Camino Real, and up Santa Lucia Avenue to access the former pool parking lot.  Please use caution in and around the area, and we appreciate your patience as we build our new community facility!

City Park Way Road Closure - Vehicular Detour Map

June 2022

See the following for the construction highlights completed during the month of June:

• Completed excavation for building foundations
• Completed rebar reinforcement for foundations at natatorium, near-complete at the gymnasium.
• Fencing and exclusionary fencing installed for creek restoration.
• Grading started for the creek.
• Starting 10” waterline on Crystal Springs Road

Water Line Installation: The new Recreation and Aquatic Center Project's water line installation is scheduled to occur from June 27 through approximately July 29, 2022. The construction work will take place between the hours of 8:00AM and 5:00PM, Monday through Friday.

Traffic along Crystal Springs Road will be limited to one-lane of traffic near City Park Way.  Safety flaggers will be onsite during construction helping with traffic flow in the modified areas.  Questions? Contact Us.

May 2022

Construction activity is underway at San Bruno City Park, City Park Way and Crystal Springs Ave.  Lathrop Construction will be installing temporary construction fencing at the above noted locations to facilitate continued construction activities for the New Recreation and Aquatic Center Project.  In late June 2022, City Park Way closed to vehicular and pedestrian traffic.   Crystal Springs Ave. will have periodic lane closures and traffic control will be implemented to allow for utility work.  Road closures will be posted on changeable message boards near the work zones prior to start of work.  

The site work hours are 7:00AM and 6:00PM, Monday to Friday.

See the following for the construction highlights completed during the month of May:

• Completed second phase of shoring wall
• Certified building pads
• Started excavation for building foundations
• Started placing rebar for building foundations 

April 2022

See the following for the construction highlights completed during the month of April:

• Started second phase of Shoring Wall
• Rough graded building pads
• Started and completed GeoPiers work at building pads
• Started and completed crosswalk/sidewalk improvements at south edge of park 

March 2022

See the following for the construction highlights completed during the month of March:

• Grading completed at Soil Nail Shoring Wall
• Drilling and setting of soil nails completed at Soil Nail Wall
• Completed grouting of Soil Nail Wall with shot-crete 

February 2022

See the following for the construction highlights completed during the month of February:

• Grading continues for Soil Nail Shoring Wall
• Drilled and set soil nails at Soil Nail Wall
• Grouted of Soil Nail Wall with shot-crete (concrete)
• Backfilled old pool excavation

January 2022

See the following for the construction highlights completed during the month of January:

• Removed additional trees along Crystal Springs Road
• Completed 10'' waterline bypass with concrete collars and thrust blocks
• Removed old waterline pipe
• Began grading slope for Shoring Wall

December 2021

See the following for the construction highlights completed during the month of December:

• Abatement completed, final report being developed
• Trees identified for removal in January 2022
• Contractor poised to install temporary water bypass line (delayed due to inclement weather)
• Stoned construction entrance has been installed to limit tracking mud
• Existing streetlights re-energized