Water Main Replacement Update – High Street West Construction Extends to 100 Block

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June 3, 2020

Moose Jaw – Water Main Replacement on High Street West is set to extend further east.

Beginning Thursday, June 4, two-way traffic will be in place on both the 100 and 200 blocks of High Street West, allowing contractors to safely continue the project.

High Street West (between Main Street and Third Avenue NW) is the first location of the City of Moose Jaw’s 2020 Water Main Replacement Program, which will see NIS Contractors Ltd. perform water main replacement work across four locations:

– Stadacona St. East from Sixth Avenue to 10th Avenue NE (790 metres)
– Fairford St. East from Main St. to Second Avenue NE (560 metres)
High St. West from Main St. to Third Avenue NW (540 metres)
– Third Avenue NW from Oxford St. to Macdonald St. (670 metres)

The eastbound (south) lanes of the 100 and 200 blocks of High Street West will be blocked to traffic to accommodate construction, but the westbound (north) lanes will be converted to a two-way traffic corridor. Access at the south intersection of High St. and 2nd Avenue NW will also be blocked.

All local businesses in the construction corridor remain open and parking will be available on the north side of the street and adjacent avenues. Sidewalk business access is also available but may be temporarily impacted to some properties as construction progresses.

The City reminds residents and visitors that you may park free at all City meters until further notice, as directed by Moose Jaw City Council.

The City also thanks Jin Cheng International Real Estate LTD. For allowing area customers to park for free in the Royal Canadian Legion parking lot through July 10.

We will continue to issue weekly water main construction updates through our City of Moose Jaw app, available for free in your favourite app store.

For more information on the Water Main Replacement Program, click here.

The City of Moose Jaw asks all drivers to obey signage and exercise caution in construction zones for the safety of everyone.

 

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