SOUTH PORTLAND — The city is evaluating how the Portland Street Pier can effectively support a working waterfront.
A meeting to discuss the effort will be held Dec. 14 from 7-8 p.m. at City Hall.
According to a news release, the discussion could lead to the enhancement of local economic development, providing infrastructure to accommodate future and existing needs of aquaculture and wild-capture fisheries.
City staff, consultants and representatives from the Gulf of Maine Research Institute will collect site information, conduct a needs assessment of potential pier uses, and develop design alternatives to identify appropriate steps for redevelopment.
An overview of the process, time-line of objectives and groups involved will be presented during the meeting. The public is welcome to attend to ask questions, provide input and learn how to contribute.
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