The City of Moose Jaw is moving along with phase 3 of its water main replacement project.
The next step? Replacing 2.7 kilometers of outdated underground pipe across eight separate locations in the city, according to a June 5 news release.
The construction process at all sites is said to include excavation, pipe replacement, compaction and repaving, while some sites will also see concrete sidewalk replacement where new service connections to properties are established.
Current construction is underway at the first two sites:
- 11th Avenue NE from Athabasca Street – Fairford Street, estimated to be completed by June 25
- 2nd Avenue NE from Fairford Street – Manitoba Street, estimated to be completed by June 27
The City said temporary water has been established for affected residents and notifications will be given in advance to residents and property owners who may be affected by phase 3 work.
Timelines will be established for the remaining six sites as construction progresses. Below is the order they will be completed:
- Athabasca Street E. from 11th Avenue – 13th Avenue
- Algoma Avenue from MacDonald Street – Laurier Street W
- 7th Avenue NW from Saskatchewan Street – MacDonald Street
- 12th Avenue SW from Lillooet Street – Vaughn Street
- Manitoba Street E from Main Street N – 3rd Avenue NE
- Athabasca Street W from 9th – 10th Avenue NW
Or, you can view the map below.