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STREETS in MORATORIUM (As of 12-16-2020) STREETS IN MORATORIUM (as of 12-16-2020) CD Name From To Expiration Date Treatment Year Treatment Type 3 10TH ST HEDDING ST OLD BAYSHORE December 2021 2019 Resurfacing 3 10TH ST+ 280 KEYES ST December 2021 2019 Microsurfacing 3 11TH ST+ 280 HUMBOLDT ST E December 2021 2019 Microsurfacing 3 12TH ST S SANTA CLARA ST E ST JAMES ST E December 2021 2019 Microsurfacing 3 12TH ST S ST JAMES ST E TAYLOR ST E December 2021 2019 Microsurfacing 3,4 1ST ST N ROSEMARY ST BROKAW RD December 2021 2019 Microsurfacing 5 31ST ST N MT HAMILTON VIEW DR N END December 2021 2019 Microsurfacing 5 31ST ST N MT HAMILTON VIEW DR S END December 2021 2019 Resurfacing 5 32ND ST N S END N END December 2021 2019 Resurfacing 5 33RD ST N MCKEE RD ALUM ROCK AV December 2021 2019 Microsurfacing 5 34TH ST N MCKEE RD ST JAMES ST E December 2021 2019 Microsurfacing 5 34TH ST N ST JAMES ST E ALUM ROCK AV December 2021 2019 Microsurfacing 3 5TH ST N S ST JOHN ST JULIAN ST E December 2021 2019 Microsurfacing 3 5TH ST N E EMPIRE ST E JACKSON ST December 2021 2019 Resurfacing 3 5TH ST N E JACKSON ST E TAYLOR ST December 2021 2019 Resurfacing 3 5TH ST N NB JULIAN ST E EMPIRE ST E December 2021 2019 Microsurfacing 3 5TH ST N SB EMPIRE ST E JULIAN ST E December 2021 2019 Microsurfacing 3 6TH ST N E TAYLOR ST E JACKSON ST December 2021 2019 Microsurfacing 3 6TH ST N E JACKSON ST WASHINGTON ST December 2021 2019 Microsurfacing 3 6TH ST N WASHINGTON ST E JULIAN ST December 2021 2019 Microsurfacing 3 6TH ST N E JULIAN ST E ST JAMES ST December 2021 2019 Microsurfacing 3 6TH ST N E ST JAMES ST E SANTA CLARA ST December 2021 2019 Microsurfacing 3 8TH ST N N END E EMPIRE ST December 2021 2019 Microsurfacing 3 8TH ST N ST JOHN ST E WASHINGTON ST December 2021 2019 Microsurfacing 3 8TH ST N WASHINGTON ST EMPIRE ST E December 2021 2019 Microsurfacing 3 8TH ST N SANTA CLARA ST E ST JOHN ST E December 2021 2019 Resurfacing 3 9TH ST N SANTA CLARA ST E ST JAMES ST E December 2021 2019 Microsurfacing 3 9TH ST N ST JAMES ST E JACKSON ST December 2021 2019 Microsurfacing 3 9TH ST N E JACKSON AV E TAYLOR ST December 2021 2019 Microsurfacing 7 ABERDEEN CT HOLLY HILL DR S END December 2021 2019 Rubberized Sealing 9 ABINANTE LN ASSUNTA WY NEW JERSEY AV December 2021 2019 Resurfacing 3 ACACIA ST N SAN PEDRO ST W END December 2021 2019 Microsurfacing 4 ADAMS CT ADAMS DR E END December 2021 2019 Rubberized Sealing 4 ADAMS DR BERRYESSA RD BURNHAM DR December 2021 2019 Rubberized Sealing 8 ADAMSWOOD DR RUBY AV REMINGTON WY December 2021 2019 Rubberized Sealing 8 ADEGA CR KLOETZEL LN N END December 2021 2019 Rubberized Sealing 5 ADOBE CREEK CT GRANITE CRK PL S END December 2021 2019 Microsurfacing 1 ADRA AV CYPRESS AV S BUNDY AV December 2021 2019 Microsurfacing 5 ADRIAN WY OCALA AV STORY RD December 2021 2019 Microsurfacing 10 AKIO WY TRINIDAD DR WINTERSET WY December 2021 2019 Microsurfacing 1 AKRON WY BOYNTON AV W END December 2021 2019 Resurfacing 6 ALAMEDA CT THE ALAMEDA OBRIEN CT December 2021 2019 Rubberized Sealing 6 ALAMEDA WY THE ALAMEDA S END December 2021 2019 Microsurfacing 1 ALBANY DR STEVENS CREEK BL PALACE DR December 2021 2019 Microsurfacing 1 ALBANY DR PALACE DR KIELY BL December 2021 2019 Resurfacing 8 ALBEMAR CT TENLEY DR E END December 2021 2019 Rubberized Sealing 1 ALDEN WY CYPRESS AV S W END December 2021 2019 Resurfacing 10 ALEXIS MANOR PL MCKEAN RD W END December 2021 2019 Microsurfacing 7 ALGIERS AV MCLAUGHLIN AV CLEMENCE AV December 2021 2019 Microsurfacing 10 ALLEN AV SANTA TERESA BL STEINBECK DR December 2021 2019 Resurfacing 8 ALLENWOOD CT ALLENWOOD DR S END December 2021 2019 Rubberized Sealing 8 ALLENWOOD DR WHITE RD S REMINGTON WY December 2021 2019 Resurfacing 10 ALMADEN RD BURNSIDE DR CAGGIANO DR December 2021 2019 Microsurfacing 10 ALMADEN RD CAGGIANO DR SURIAN CT December 2021 2019 Microsurfacing 10 ALMADEN RD ORANGEBRICK WY MT LENEVE DR December 2021 2019 Microsurfacing 4 ALMANOR CT IONE DR S END December 2021 2019 Rubberized Sealing 10 ALMONDWOOD WY CAMDEN AV ROYALWOOD WY December 2021 2019 Microsurfacing 8 ALTAMARA AV RUE MIRASSOU ABORN RD December 2021 2019 Microsurfacing 4 ALTHAM CT HOSTETTER RD S END December 2021 2019 Rubberized Sealing 8 ALWOOD CT WOODS WY N END December 2021 2019 Microsurfacing 10 AMANDA LYNE CT ALMANDEN RD END December 2021 2019 Microsurfacing 9 ANGELA CT JOSEPH AV W END December 2021 2019 Microsurfacing 8 APPERSON RIDGE CT APPERSON RIDGE DR N END December 2021 2019 Microsurfacing 8 APPERSON RIDGE DR CORBY DR MT OSO DR December 2021 2019 Microsurfacing Page 1 of 31 STREETS IN MORATORIUM (as of 12-16-2020) CD Name From To Expiration Date Treatment Year Treatment Type 8 APPERSON RIDGE DR MT OSO DR HERITAGE ESTATES DR December 2021 2019 Microsurfacing 8 APPERSON RIDGE DR HERITAGE ESTATES DR RUBY AV December 2021 2019 Microsurfacing 2 APPLE BLOSSOM DR CHYNOWETH AV HAYES AV December 2021 2019 Resurfacing 4 ARABELLE WY SIERRA RD PIEDMONT RD December 2021 2019 Rubberized 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Resurfacing 7 BACCHUS DR MCLAUGHLIN AV E END December 2021 2019 Microsurfacing 7 BAGELY WY BIKINI AV NISICH DR December 2021 2019 Rubberized Sealing 5 BALBOA AV ST JAMES E BEVERLY BL December 2021 2019 Microsurfacing 7 BALI CT KILCHOAN WY E END December 2021 2019 Microsurfacing 4 BALMORAL DR ST ANDREWS PL N END December 2021 2019 Rubberized Sealing 2 BANANA GROVE LN SIGRID WY 405'W/SIGRID WY December 2021 2019 Rubberized Sealing 2 BANANA GROVE LN 405'W/SIGRID WY 303'S/CHYNOWETH AV December 2021 2019 Rubberized Sealing 2 BANANA GROVE LN CHYNOWETH AV 303' S/ CHYNOWETH AV December 2021 2019 Rubberized Sealing 2 BANGOR AV BESWICK DR CALPINE DR December 2021 2019 Microsurfacing 2 BANGOR AV CALPINE DR LEAN AV December 2021 2019 Resurfacing 2 BANGOR AV ORCHARD PARK DR HERMA ST December 2021 2019 Rubberized Sealing 2 BANGOR AV HERMA ST TONOPAH DR December 2021 2019 Rubberized Sealing 2 BANGOR AV MAKATI CR BESWICK DR December 2021 2019 Rubberized Sealing 2 BANGOR AV TONOPAH DR COPCO LN December 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