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It must be returned to the private sector, the State is not in the entertainment business.
The private sector doesn't want to partner with the State so it would have to be sold. Once it's sold the new owners wouldn't be able to do anything with it due to all the rules and regulations that would be imposed by the City and State!
Why couldn't the former owners do anything with it? Go way back to the council records and interested parties, see what the real problem is.
Stop dreaming and get real, the City and State now own this property and are realizing what a costly mistake they've made, it's a WHITE ELEPHANT!
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