Site work and outdoor lighting for a civil project in Alameda, California. Completed plans call for site work for a road / highway; for outdoor lighting for a road / highway; and water / sewer project.

Undergrounding of utilities consists of placing overhead main lines and service lines - including telephone, electric, cable television and other telecommunications - underground in a trench. The City of Alameda has had an underground utility program since 1984 and about half of the city's overhead wires have been moved underground. The City Council approved the Otis/Broadway Underground Utility District (UUD #38) at its February 19, 2019, meeting. The district boundaries are along Otis Drive from High Street to Broadway Street including streets south of Otis Drive (i.e. Pearl Street, Versailles Avenue, Mound Street, and Court Street) and along Broadway Street from La Jolla to Encinal Avenue. This project provides funding for the streetlight portion (including poles, fixtures, conduits and pull poxes) of the Otis/Broadway Underground Utility District. Existing streetlights in the area are currently served with overhead wires or mounted on utility poles that will be removed and replaced with new street light poles. As of February 23, 2024, a general contractor has been selected with construction slated to begin March 2024. However, the firm timeline has not been released. A completion timeline has not been disclosed.