Critics say the city was intentionally misled by Calvary Chapel Greater Portland, which booked the gathering.

The closure comes amid a sharp drop in use and also means the city will again be looking for a new location for an emergency warming shelter.

The survey of more than 1,000 city residents otherwise showed satisfaction with most municipal services. City councilors will discuss the results next week.

The new fee structure will provide an incentive for ships to use cleaner fuels while moored in the city’s harbor.

The city found that Geoffrey Rice overcharged tenants at dozens of units across 14 of his buildings from 2023 to 2025.

Some councilors are balking at the latest funding request for the long-delayed project, while others say it’s necessary to finally get it across the finish line.

The change was made following complaints from residents last week after the emergency shelter failed to open during a blizzard.

Overwhelming support for the fishermen and businesses impacted by a devastating fire in December is helping to fast-track work to stand up new buildings by this summer.