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RESURFACING ANNOUNCED FOR HIGHWAY NO. 11

Released on September 10, 1998

Highways and Transportation Minister Judy Bradley today announced

9.4 km of resurfacing on Highway No. 11, from 18.4 km north of Dundurn

to 27.8 km north.



"This $750,000 project will begin in mid-September and is planned for

completion by mid-October," Bradley said. "The resurfacing will

protect our investment in the existing pavement and give a smoother

ride for motorists. At the same time, it will provide much needed

pavement strength to handle increasing truck traffic now and for the

next decade."



ASL Paving Ltd. was awarded the project as the lowest of five bidders.

An estimated 20 people will be employed on the project.



"Our $219 million department budget has enabled us to enjoy a

productive construction season and we remain busy with both

construction and maintenance," Bradley said. "As we work to improve

our highways, I urge motorists to exercise caution in the Orange Zone

and remember to slow to 60 km/h."



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For more information, contact:



Rock Gorlick

Director, Engineering Projects

Saskatchewan Highways and Transportation

Saskatoon: (306) 933-5225

Cell Phone: 227-8013

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