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A study is underway for Highways 1 and 8 in Moosomin for a future interchange and a new bypass in the area.
This study will identify land that will be required for future highway improvements. It also creates clarity for future development opportunities.
The Highway 1 and Highway 8 intersection serves Moosomin, the RM of Moosomin and other communities in the area.
The Ministry of Highways continues to work on safety and capacity improvements, and your feedback is vital to help guide future safety improvements.
This study is about identifying land to be preserved for the future. No date has been set for any potential safety improvements.
All the options will improve access to Moosomin from Highway 1, while reducing the number of collisions and limiting severity. A Highway 8 bypass will reduce the number of trucks travelling through the Town of Moosomin.
All four options have certain key characteristics:
We want to hear from you!
This option involves constructing an interchange at Highway 1 and the realigned Highway 8 west of Moosomin. An RCUT intersection is constructed at Highway 1 and the East Access Road.
This option involves constructing an interchange at Highway 1 and Main Street. To accommodate the Main Street interchange while avoiding impacts on existing development in Moosomin, Highway 1 realignment is required. An RCUT intersection is constructed at Highway 1 and the realigned Highway 8.
This option involves constructing an interchange at Highway 1 and the East Access Road. To accommodate the interchange while avoiding impacts on existing development in Moosomin, Highway 1 realignment is required. An RCUT intersection is constructed at Highway 1 and the realigned Highway 8.
This option involves constructing an interchange at Highway 1 and Wright Road. To accommodate the interchange while avoiding impacts on existing development in Moosomin, Highway 1 realignment is required. An RCUT intersection is constructed at Highway 1 and the realigned Highway 8.
The survey is now closed.
Josh Kerr, Senior Project Manager
Ministry of Highways
Government of Saskatchewan
Email: joshua.kerr@gov.sk.ca
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