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The Landscaping Maintenance staff provides oversight and maintenance repairs for the landscaped areas located throughout the City’s streets, trails, and medians. Weekly maintenance, including weed abatement and trash and debris pick-up along City streets, is provided using contracted services. In addition, staff oversees the provision of contracted horticultural care for all improved landscaped areas.  Services include weekly mowing and edging of turf areas, annual tree pruning, fertilization programs and annual aeration, and de-thatching of turf areas. 

The maintenance personnel monitors streetlight outages to ensure that an acceptable level of service is provided to our citizens by conducting quarterly night-time street light inspections.  Although most of the City's streetlights are maintained by City crews, some continue to be maintained by PG&E.  Follow-up inspections are made to ensure that repairs have been completed by PG&E.  If you know of a streetlight that is not functioning properly, please write down the pole number located on the lower portion of the pole and contact the Public Services at (925) 973-2800, or complete a CRM service request.

Bollinger Canyon Road Turf Median Renovation

Update: Project completion estimated in August/September 2011.

The City of San Ramon is renovating the landscaping in the medians on Bollinger Canyon Road between Cobblestone Drive and Ascension Drive to replace the existing turf and olive tree design with a more drought tolerant alternative. The width of the medians will not change, and healthy olive trees will be left in place where feasible. The goal of this renovation is to reduce water use and maintenance costs and to improve the appearance of the medians.

The City has issued an RFP for a contractor to renovate the landscaping. Proposals were received on June 9th. The project will be completed in August or September of 2011.

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For questions or comments, please contact David Krueger of the Public Services Department at (925) 973-2824 or dkrueger@sanramon.ca.gov