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IMPROVING HIGHWAY 135 NEAR JAN LAKE

Released on February 6, 2002

Grading is taking place on 15.6 km of Highway 135 north of Jan Lake.



"We are maintaining our focus on fixing the roads," Highways and

Transportation Minister Mark Wartman said. "Highway 135 is the link to the

northern communities of Pelican Narrows and Sandy Bay. We are grading this

section to improve driver safety, by straightening the alignment and

increasing driver sight distances."



The $2.2 million grading project is now underway. The project will require

an estimated 33 full-time workers, and should be completed by June.



Construction of a subgrade on Highway 135 will take place from the junction

of Highway 106, and continue 15.1 km north. In addition, improvements will

be made to the intersection of the Jan Lake access.



North American Rock and Dirt Inc. of Prince Albert was awarded this grading

project.



This project was identified in the 2001/2002 Winter Tender Schedule for

Saskatchewan highway work, worth an estimated $86.8 million. The Winter

Tender Schedule ensures timely and efficient delivery of highway

improvements this spring.



The department's budget this year is a record $311.7 million, which will

help to resurface and upgrade 550 km of rural and northern highways.



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For more information, contact:



Rock Gorlick

Highways and Transportation

Saskatoon

Phone: (306) 933-5225

Cell: (306) 227-8013

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