The Oyster Point/101 Interchange will be dedicated at a ceremony marking the end of the 10-year project. The final phase of the construction project, southbound ramps connecting Bayshore Boulevard to 101, was recently completed.

The complex project has alleviated highway congestion while providing a direct connection to South San Francisco’s fast-growing biotechnology and commercial area.

The Oyster Point interchange improvements are the result of a partnership between South San Francisco and the San Mateo County Transportation Authority, which provided more than $37.4 million in Measure A half-cent sales tax funding for the improvements.

WHEN:

11:30 a.m., Friday, Sept. 30

WHERE:

The event will be held in the parking lot of the Gateway North Campus office complex, located at the southwest corner of Oyster Point and Gateway boulevards. Directions below.

WHO:

Speakers will include:
Ray Green, mayor, City of South San Francisco
Mark Church, chair, San Mateo County Transportation Authority
Gene Gonzalo, district division chief, Caltrans

Directions:

From U.S. 101, south, take the Oyster Point Blvd. east exit. Follow the exit ramp over U.S. Highway 101. Turn right on Gateway Blvd. Take an immediate right into the Gateway North Campus, 801, 901, 950 parking lot.

From U.S. 101 north, take the Oyster Point Blvd. exit. Turn left at the first light (Dubuque Ave.). Turn right at the second light (Oyster Point Blvd.). Turn right on Gateway Blvd. Take an immediate right into the Gateway North Campus, 801, 901, 950, parking lot.