In an effort to prevent reoccurring flood, Saskatoon is continuing to work on their nine-year $54-million flood control strategy.
Work on projects began in 2019, with active projects starting up this summer.
Dry storm ponds have been installed to help pool water and drain it through an underwater storm system that leads into the Saskatchewan River. This prevents the water from building up in the streets and in basements.
Weaver Park was the third project is almost complete, now that the dry storm pond has grown grass, landscaping, paths and lights to be added to upgrade the park. This dry storm pond will prevent flooding in buildings near Cascade Street and Dufferin Avenue, and Bute Street and Dufferin Avenue.
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The fourth project is at Brevoort Park South. Installation of …