LYNN — The city has launched an urban renewal planning process for the South Harbor neighborhood, advancing efforts to revitalize long-vacant waterfront properties owned by private companies.
The process has been underway since last year, when the City Council unanimously approved the creation of a redevelopment authority to establish projects aimed at improving the city’s waterfront. The city’s Planning Department originally requested the urban renewal plan to support those redevelopment efforts.
If adopted, the plan…
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