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One of the City of Saskatoon’s most significant roadway construction projects has wrapped up, for now at least.
The city has announced that 25th Street East, from First Avenue to the University Bridge, has reopened to traffic after being shut down for several months.
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The closure allowed the city to complete a “significant water main rehabilitation project” that also required patching and paving work.
While all lanes of traffic are now open, the city said, “Drivers can expect some lane closures over the next few weeks as crews complete median restoration work.”
The city said that the final phase of the project will be completed next year.
It also reminded residents that while the road is now open, it won’t be entirely smooth sailing in the area, as “only one lane in each direction remains in place on the east side of University Bridge, where construction and traffic restrictions continue along College Drive.”
The city also thanked “residents, businesses and road users for your patience while this important infrastructure work was underway.”
