The City of Regina says contractors have started preventative warranty work on a portion of a waterline at Mosaic Stadium.
Serving the east side of the building, construction is taking place outside the southeast corner as well as other isolated areas of the stadium.
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The city says safety measures are being taken in regards to COVID-19 and containing its spread.
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Sidewalks remain open, but the city is reminding pedestrians to use caution and obey signs.
The project is expected to be finished in May. All costs are covered by the contractor – PCL Construction.
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