The city has engaged Kimley-Horn and Associates under a $610,000 contract to transform an industrial and commercial corridor into a walkable, mixed-use neighborhood Newport Beach is setting out to do something that few California coastal cities have attempted on this scale: deliberately redesign a sprawling industrial and commercial corridor into a pedestrian-friendly urban village, complete […]
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