Land Transfer and Development Agreement – 1781 Gibson Avenue
Summary
The Redevelopment Agency is scheduled to consider transferring city land at 1781 Gibson Avenue to Lync Development, LLC for redevelopment under a development agreement. Public input is scheduled before the vote.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 2
- Last 30 days
- 2
Discussed at 1 meeting in the last 60 days; most recently Nov 10, 2026.
Impact analysis
The proposed land transfer and development agreement would convey public land to a private developer, with financial terms to be set out in the agreement.
Lync Development and, if redevelopment proceeds, the surrounding neighborhood through new investment.
If the bridge is deferred indefinitely, future residents and nearby neighborhoods stay cut off, and Council Member Richey warns the opportunity may never return.
Mentions & discussions (2)
City Council — 4pm Work Session, 6pm Council Meeting, Special RDA Meeting — 2026-11-17
The Redevelopment Agency is scheduled to consider transferring city land at 1781 Gibson Avenue to Lync Development, LLC for redevelopment under a development agreement. Public input is scheduled before the vote.
City Council Work Session — 2026-11-10
A 140-home neighborhood on 10.8 acres could finally activate land the city has been assembling since 2014 — but without the long-promised river bridge, residents would enter and exit through an industrial area. Floodplain rules make the bridge very hard to build, and the council won't vote until the public weighs in next week.
Related development
1781 Gibson Avenue Land Transfer and Development Agreement
Publicly held land in the Gibson Avenue area would transfer to a private developer for redevelopment, potentially bringing new construction and investment to the neighborhood.
1781 Gibson Avenue Land Transfer and Development
This fills a long-vacant riverfront area with owner-occupied housing and new infrastructure — but without the planned river bridge, the neighborhood's only vehicle access routes through existing streets north to 17th Street, which some council members see as a dealbreaker.
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