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Mallard Point permits flagged incomplete; developer says construction could start spring 2026
Summary
Staff said the city issued an incompleteness letter for Mallard Point bulkhead and demolition permits on July 22; the applicant expects construction to start in spring 2026 if permits are issued, and the city is selecting a project manager and consultant for tenant relocation.
City staff updated the council on Mallard Point on Aug. 11, saying the city issued an incompleteness letter for bulkhead replacement and demolition permits on July 22 and that the letter is posted on the city's website for public review.
Staff said they are in ongoing contact with the Mallard team and coordinating meetings with the city engineer to address outstanding items. "The Mallard team has indicated that if permits are issued as planned, they expect to begin the project in the spring of 2026," staff said. Internally the city is selecting a project manager to oversee day‑to‑day work and has begun the process of retaining a relocation consultant — at the applicant's expense — to ensure eligible tenants receive required relocation benefits. Staff said they will post new submittals and information on the city's website as items are received.
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