Our right of ways (ROW) traverse rural and urban settings, with the majority located adjacent to or through urban communities and vary in width from 40 feet to 100 feet. Parcel shapes are generally linear, but a variation in parcel shape is not uncommon.
Outlining the procedures for those seeking to utilize, cross, or affect SFPUC lands in San Mateo, Santa Clara, and Alameda Counties
Outlining the procedures for those seeking to utilize, cross, or affect SFPUC lands in San Joaquin, Stanislaus, and Tuolumne counties
Outlining the procedures for those seeking to utilize, cross, or affect SFPUC lands and infrastructure located within the City and County of San Francisco
The Land Engineering Group provides engineering evaluation for the use of SFPUC right of ways, where water impoundment and transmission facilities are present.
The Real Estate Services Division negotiates agreements for the lease, license, purchase and sale of real property in the SFPUC’s real property portfolio and administers existing real estate agreements.
If you are looking for documents containing water line information in front of your development, or in front of property for your development project, please complete an application and confidentiality form.
Making sure to honor archaeological findings and remembering historical sites is part of the construction process at the San Francisco Public Utilities Commission.
While most of our main sewer pipes are located under public streets, some are located on private property. The SFPUC holds utility easements to perform necessary maintenance and repair work on these.