The Mid-Atlantic is close to the demand. It's an optimal location close to existing infrastructure and proximity to the demand.

You don't; you use the existing infrastructure where you can. Retailers are only too willing to get rid of their cash because of the risks and costs of storing and transporting cash.

They were always supposed to be in close proximity to the dispensary.

The proximity is still close, and it's still a draw from a tourism aspect. And being at the home of one of our league institutions, whatever team from our league and its fans come here will know the lay of the land.

It's the idea of mixing uses in close proximity, so you can get to the store from your house on foot, or on a bicycle, or in a short drive in a car. There will a post office, town hall, and other civic uses all within the perimeter.

This is what happens with any other piece of infrastructure. As it gets older, things happen that we need to deal with.