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Old Posted May 14, 2019, 3:55 PM
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Not having been involved in the planning meetings, I'll give the planners the benefit of the doubt, though. For example, what if there is already a significant amount of construction planned for next year? Or what if the bridges on Wascana Creek are already deteriorated enough that it would be dangerous to try to push them one more year?
I can guarantee you that your first point was a factor. They have schedules and budgets and grants to deal with, but it is just lazy or stubborn indifference not to make adjustments. They knew about the Regina Bypass schedule for 5 years.

As for the second point, I very much doubt that is an issue. They did not say there is any imminent safety issue. They merely said it is deteriorated such that it is not worth repairing.
     
     
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