Beginning Tuesday, Aug. 6, Danbury’s Public Works Department is conducting road construction on Wooster Heights Road, the city of Danbury announced on its website. This construction will not result in any road closures, however, there is the possibility of travel restrictions during the work period, the city said. The construction work is expected to last approximately two to three weeks in this downtown area, the city said. During this time, there will be no on-street parking permitted on Wooster Heights Road. The city also issued a road construction advisory on its website for a bridge project near the intersection of Franklin Street Extension and Gregory Street. Eversource will be relocating its gas main that currently crosses over the top of the existing bridge to facilitate the bridge construction, the city said. The work by Eversource was scheduled to start on Monday, Aug. 5, and to continue for approximately three weeks. All of this construction work comes on the heels of large paving projects on nearby Main Street and Deer Hill Avenue in recent weeks. Other summer road work has included projects to repave Federal Road from the White Street intersection into Brookfield; Newtown Road’s span between White Street and Lyon Street, as well as a South Street paving project.
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