As construction begins this week on a streetscape improvement project, city officials said they hope to see a safer intersection on Hospital Hill by the end of 2025. The $1.3 million project is focused on improving the safety of the five-leg intersection of Stuart Avenue, Stevens Street and Magnolia Avenue, which the city determined was the third most dangerous intersection in Norwalk. The Department of Transportation, Mobility and Parking, which is managing the streetscape improvement project, also plans to create a clear path for traffic using stop signs and to adjust parking by adding a 13-space lot between Stuart and Magnolia Avenues and parallel parking along one side of Stevens Street. Colonna Concrete, a Woodbridge-based construction company, is expected to start work on Tuesday and to complete the project by the end of the year, according to KC Bushka, who works for Norwalk’s Department of Transportation, Mobility and Parking.
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