MOOSE JAW — A Saskatchewan Ministry of Highways’ contractor recently started work on an estimated $6.6 million .
The project includes the construction of a berm , which is also known as and is south of Bradley Street in the city.
The work is needed because a landslide has caused issues with the adjacent road near Wakamow Valley, which has been repaired multiple times, the Ministry of Highways says. The berm needs to be installed at the foot of the slope to stop the slide from continuing.
Several people and various equipment such as bulldozers, track hoes, loaders and dump trucks began work on site earlier this month.
The patience and understanding of motorists travelling on Highway 363/Ninth Avenue 小蓝视频west in the area is appreciated, as speed is reduced with traffic stopped from time to time to allow heavy equipment to move in the area safely, the ministry said.
The project is expected to be completed before the year is over, pending weather.
