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Hey that's great! Now that the State has gone all in on the 82 acres, time for Warwick to sell its 41 acres and get it back on the tax rolls, after all, citizens are guaranteed a right to public shoreline access...This will go down in history as Scottie's folly, especially in a few more years when Warwick will look like Cranston did 15 years ago, on the verge of insolvency and chapter 9 due to reckless and irresponsible spending, a shrinking population and more properties coming off the tax rolls because of that other money loser, the State airport...It's losing passengers as fast as we are losing population...sell, sell, sell...