The City of Mukilteo opened a search for a development partner to remake a 1.19-acre city-owned parcel between Lighthouse Park and one of Washington’s busiest ferry terminals, the opening move in a broader 26-acre waterfront overhaul coordinated with the Port of Everett. A shoreline that spent nearly two decades tied up in fuel-tank remediation, a scuttled federal research lab and split ownership between a city and a port authority is finally op…
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