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Construction Regulations Blue Book

Thursday, September 26, 2024

Regulations For Working In San Francisco Streets, also known as the “Blue Book,” is a manual for City agencies (DPW, Muni, SFWD, DPT, Port of SF, etc.), utility crews, private contractors, and others doing work in San Francisco streets. It establishes rules for working safely and in a way that will cause the least possible interference with pedestrian, bicycle, transit, and other traffic.In addition to the regulations in this manual, contractors are responsible for complying with all city, state and federal codes, rules and regulations.

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Introduction and Table of Contents (rev 2024 _0926)

Section 1 - Permits Required To Work On City Streets (rev 26 Sep 2024)

Section 2 - Working on Streets With Special Requirements (rev 2023)

Section 3 - Lane Closure Requirements (rev 5 Sep 2024)

Section 4 - Parking Removal (rev 5 Sep 2024)

Section 5 - Sidewalk Closures

Section 6 - Striping And Pavement Markings (rev2024_1204)

Section 7 - Transit Operations

Section 8 - School Zones

Section 9 - Bicycle Routes

Section 10 - Traffic Control by San Francisco Officers (rev 2023)

Section 11 - Detector Loops at Intersections

Section 12 - Emergency Procedure And Construction Zone Standards (rev 26 Sep 2024)

Section 13 - Penalties, Citations and Administrative Review (rev 16 aug 2024)

SF Traffic Code Sections (rev 16 aug 2024)

Table 1 - Streets of Major Importance (rev_2024-0905)

Table 2 - Moscone Convention Center

Table 3 - Oracle Park and Chase Center

Rail Clearance Permit Application

Holiday Moratorium Form