Why does the port need to sell off property that it holds in trust for future generations, to lease or rent to potential manufacturers or entrepreneurs who will create good jobs here? Does Colleen want to throw millions more at corporate welfare schemes like "carbon-fiber recycling?" That lack of judgment concerns me more than the less risky investment in marinas Mr. Cobb appears to suggest. At least the port is getting some return on investment with marina development, whereas the carbon fiber scam is just tax money down a rathole. I'd like Colleen to focus on justifying this scheme rather than continuing her attack on Cobb for apparently trying to protect his woman partner from her divorced abuser. I see no prospects for Colleen's pet carbon program to return the millions being invested in it, at taxpayer expense, much less turn a profit. And it's costing over $100,000 a month while employing only ONE worker, while producing unwanted pickleball paddles & $5000 park benches.