I don't understand why the city bought the state rd plaza site if they didn't want it. Now we (the city) are facing an $11M loss! This is clearly fiscally irresponsible management. As to the future of the site, what we need is light industry, small manufacturing, or perhaps warehousing businesses that will put a larger number of our neighbors to work than proposed retail (which has already failed in this location). We don't need to sell the property to a developer. We already have a zoning department to control the useage, and a city department to attract businesses. Further, this is not the "upscale" neighborhood which can support an "upscale grocery store". We have Marc's, Giant Eagle, and Acme within very close proximity to the plaza property. I live within walking distance to the area, and I will not patronize a Heinen's market because I have no need for their specialty products and because I can't afford them.