Now they are dumping material on the street.

And now there are six different trucks.

And yet there is plenty of Right of Way (RoW) on Triton Dr. near Penelope's away from single family residential neighborhoods and closer to the construction site itself. Moving the equipment to this location would avoid traffic conflicts en-route to the elementary school as well.

Thank you for your report. Generally, the contractor needs a staging area to park their equipment at the end of each day. The staging area needs to be near the site as much as possible to avoid transporting the equipment everyday which will result in project delays. The City normally allows the contractor to use a location on a public street that does not cause traffic issues and is away from resident frontage. There is no space on the west side of E. Hillsdale Boulevard to park their equipment, so they are using Harvester Street (between Pilgrim Drive & Matsonia Drive). The equipment are all traffic legal and will be there temporarily until they finish the work on Pilgrim Drive. The equipment will be relocated near the next site upon completion of the work on Pilgrim Drive. Thank you again. This issue has been resolved and will now be closed.

Thank you for the response. However, I do not consider this resolved as I have shown in my previous comments, there is plenty of ROW on Triton drive - that is away from residential frontage. As far I am aware, Triton is a public street. Was that street considered?
Also I would like to request the traffic study that shows that Harvester is less impactful than Triton.

Thank you for your feedback. We’ve considered the area you referenced. Unlike Harvester, Triton is a narrow street with no on-street parking. If construction equipment is allowed to stage there, the street will be unsafe with both directions using one lane of traffic. Thank you for your patience as we work with the contractor to complete the project by the end of this week.

Thank you for your response, however the information is not correct.
1) The picture posted previously shows no curb painting that would limit street parking on Triton.
2) As shown in this picture there are in fact street parking on both sides of Triton Drive.
3) The asphalt area of Triton Drive is wider (40 feet) than Harvester (35 feet) as also shown in this photo.
4) Triton drive (unlike Harvester) has the capacity to have 4 travel lanes of 10 feet in wide.
5) Triton drive also has better sight lines than Harvester.

Please kindly have the contractor move the vehicles and request the City not to use this area for staging in the future.

on street parking again shown on Triton on this street view photo

Foster City - CDD Planning Manager assigned this issue to Foster City - CDD Assistant Planner 2

Thank you for your patience. The major work on Pilgrim Drive was completed, the equipment was relocated from Harvester Street, and the staging area was cleaned. This issue has been resolved and will now be closed.