By breaking off talks with a group looking to redevelop the former Shooters nightclub property on the Providence waterfront, the R.I. Department of Environmental Management has given the public a chance to rethink just what belongs on this waterfront property next to India Point Park at the head of Narragansett Bay. Why a rethink? Because
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“One could argue that a commuter stuck in rush-hour traffic five days a week has a more intimate relationship with India Point Park than someone living on Transit Street five blocks away”
Hahaha So true.
Let’s be honest here: if there were condominiums, would you enjoy waking up every morning and seeing oil tankers or sky-high piles of scrap metal?
They should move the bus terminals from Kennedy Plaza to this area. Sounds crazy, but look at Newport.