Workin' It: Belmont Public Works Projects by The Numbers

From traffic signal repairs to sewer line cleaning, Belmont's Public Works crews covered the city from end-to-end in 2013. Here's what PW crews accomplished in from January to December, according to Afshin Oskoui, the city's Director of Public Works.

Field Operations  
4,347 curb miles of street sweeping
318,238 feet of Sewer line cleaning (jetting) 
180,818 feet of Sewer Line videoing
7,242 feet of Storm Line videoing 
334 Service Calls for sewer laterals
40,000 feet of Sanitary Sewer Root foaming 
144 Street light repairs
23 Traffic Signal repairs 
Graffiti removal- 43 locations
59 Potholes filled Fulfilled
355 Vehicle Repairs Requests Fulfilled
209 Vehicle Maintenance Requests
 
Engineering  
Submitted 9 grant applications
Secured over $1.1 million funding 
Adopted Complete Streets Policy
Adopted Sewer Lateral Policy 
Completed 2014 Rubber Chip/SlurrySeal Project
Issued 17 Sewer Lateral Certificates 
Completed Citywide Sewer Rehabilitation Project
Completed Belmont Creek Dredging Project 
Completed Alameda de Las Pulgas Sewer Main Reconstruction Project 
Initiated Ralston Corridor Study 
Filed the Annual Water Quality Municipal Regional Permit Report Stream Stewardship
Outreach to 121 property owners along Belmont Creek  

Conducted Community Outreach and Education 
2 trash clean up events
8 Outreach events 

Development Review and Permits: 
108 Engineering plan reviews completed
163 Temp. Encroachment Permits issued 
2 Transportation/Oversize Load Permits
2 Permanent Encroachment issued 
6 Administrative Encroachment Permits
6 Grading Permits issued 
37 Ralston Banner Permits issued
525 Permit Inspections 104 Code Enforcement Inspections
20 NPDES Business Inspections 

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