By Bob McChesney, Executive Director Port of Edmonds As summer inches toward fall, the Port of Edmonds has been making steady progress with Harbor Square redevelopment possibilities. Since an economic feasibility study was presented in November, the Port has conducted a series of Port Commission workshops, public meetings and open houses to consider a variety…
The Port Commission of the Port of Edmonds held a regularly scheduled meeting at 7 p.m., Monday, Aug. 30. The Commission: – Received a briefing from Craig Stewart of Imagine Edmonds. He stated that the group’s purpose is to encourage a greater level of dialogue from the local citizenry, particularly in regard to identifying strategic goals…
The Port of Edmonds has offered three concepts for redeveloping the Harbor Square business complex, including one (Option 3) that would exceed the city’s current height restrictions. The artwork for each concept is here — clicking on each one will enlarge it to show details. Cast your vote, and let the port know your opinions….
While much of the community’s attention has been focused lately on the purchase and possible development of the vacant Skipper’s restaurant property, the Port of Edmonds is hoping citizens will turn their attention to a much larger piece of land — the Harbor Square business complex. Last week, the Port Commission hosted a community workshop…
The public is invited to attend a Port of Edmonds-sponsored workshop Wednesday evening to discuss plans for the redevelopment of the Harbor Square business complex, which is located on Port property. The meeting will run from 6-9 p.m. in Harbor Square Building 2 , North Foyer (next to Las Brisas restaurant), 120 Dayton St. Questions…
