PREPARED FOR THE COASTAL RESOURCES MANAGEMENT COUNCIL

RI CRMC FILE #2002-10-045

QUONSET BUSINESS PARK PUBLIC ACCESS PLAN 2020 PURPOSE type. The Quonset Business Park is a 3,210 acre way for new industry. Due to the nature of site that is partially owned by the Rhode Island construction activities, there are few areas that The Quonset Development Corporation (QDC) Commerce Corporation (RICC), the Rhode Island have not been disturbed. has prepared this update to the Quonset Department of Transportation (RIDOT), the Town The QBP is a mixed use facility with a range of Business Park Public Access Plan 2020 pursuant of North Kingstown, and the United States Navy. industrial (light, heavy, and waterfront) and office to the requirements of Section 335 of the of Additionally, many areas of the Park are privately uses. Additionally, open space and recreational the RI Coastal Resources Management Program owned. areas are incorporated throughout the Park. The (RICRMP). multimodal capabilities (airport, seaport, rail, and The Rhode Island Coastal Resources Management BACKGROUND highway) are extremely valuable assets. Council (CRMC) is charged with balancing the The QBP is home to over 200 businesses and uses of and other coastal The Quonset Business Park (QBP) is located in more than 12,000 employees. As is the case with waters of the State. Section 335 of the RI Coastal the Town of North Kingstown, Rhode Island most military bases, many areas of environmental Resources Management Program (RICRMP) on the western shore of Narragansett Bay. contamination have been remediated. Davisville addresses the requirements for “Protection and Two former Naval installations, the Quonset is listed as a National Priority Listing (NPL) site. Enhancement of Public Access to the Shore.” It Point Naval Air Station (QPNAS) and the Naval is the policy of the CRMC to “protect, maintain, Construction Battalion Center (NCBC) Davisville, Development is regulated by the QBP and where possible, enhance public access to comprise the 3000+ acre site. The QPNAS and Development Package. All projects are reviewed and along the shore for the benefit of all Rhode sections of NCBC Davisville closed in 1974, and by a Technical Review Committee that includes Islanders.” the remaining portions of the Davisville base QDC and Town of North Kingstown staff. Many closed in 1994. of the remaining development sites at QBP Further, it is the policy of CRMC to require are “site-ready,” meaning that environmental that applications for commercial and industrial The QDC (a subsidiary of the RICC) is the permitting through the Rhode Island Department development include a public access plan due redevelopment authority and manager of the of Environmental Management (RIDEM) has to their likelihood of impacting public access QBP. already occurred. Because of the pre-permitted and/or the public’s use and enjoyment of Rhode status, new businesses can have shovels in the Island’s public trust resources. This Public Access The QBP is bisected by the Route 1 commercial ground within 90 day. An Environmental and Plan provides a comprehensive look at the corridor and surrounded by residential Socio-Economic Review Form is utilized to public access to the shore as well as the many neighborhoods and undeveloped land. It is ensure that new development is consistent with other public parks and areas within the Quonset mostly flat, and there are several vegetated the Rhode Island State Guide Plan, managed by Business Park. areas and water bodies. Upon closure, the Navy left behind important infrastructure that now the RI Division of Planning. RIDEM maintains serves the QBP. QBP includes an airport, known jurisdiction over water quality in Narragansett SCOPE as the Quonset State Airport, three piers, miles of Bay, and CRMC maintains jurisdiction over railroad tracks, two marinas and an 18 hole golf waterfront uses and permitting of individual sites occurs as necessary. The Public Access Plan 2020 looks at the entire course. The Navy also left hundreds of buildings, Park regardless of the owner or public access most of which have been demolished to make

QUONSET BUSINESS PARK Page 1 PUBLIC ACCESS PLAN 2020 METHODOLOGY PUBLIC ACCESS PARCEL course). Additionally a recreational bike INVENTORY path runs from Post Road to Calf Pasture This Plan was first introduced by the RI Economic Point along the northern perimeter of Development Corporation (which later became The primary component of this Plan is the Public the Park. This 3.75 mile Class I path and the RICC) in 2002 and was approved by the Access Parcel Inventory. The parcels included vegetated buffer greatly enhances access RICRMC in 2005. The Plan has been updated in the inventory are categorized as follows. to Calf Pasture Point and Narragansett every five years since original approval, with Bay. updates occurring in 2010 and 2015. BEACHES When crafting the initial plan, the following HISTORIC/CULTURAL FACILITIES resources were consulted: Four (4) beaches totalling over 7,500 linear feet of shoreline are available for public These two (2) venues are important to • Coastal Resources Management Program access at the QBP. Two (2) are owned by the colonial and military history of Rhode (aka the “Red Book”); RICC and managed by QDC (2,200’), one Island. The Seabee Memorial Park is • North Kingstown Harbor Management Plan, (1) is owned by RIDOT and managed by publicly owned but privately operated. It is 1994; QDC (800’), and the other (4,500’) is owned anticipated that the Allen Madison House • Designation of Public Right-of-Ways to the by the Town. All four of these beaches will be similarly structured. The airport Tidal Areas of the State (CRMC), 1998; permit public use and have parking areas apron area, though limited in public use, • Public Access to the Rhode Island Coast available. is included because of the tremendously (Coastal Resources Center), 1993; and popular annual Air Show. • RIDEM Water Quality Regulations. CONSERVATION AREAS PUBLIC BUILDINGS While crafting the initial plan, a property Conservation Areas are public and private inventory was assembled which contained parcels suitable for public access. Parcels which were not undeveloped open spaces, including parks The Shops at Quonset Gateway are suitable because of security, safety, or economic without facilities, beaches, conservation included as publicly acessible buildings. development considerations were not included. areas, preserves and buffers around These retail buildings are an important The parcels selected generally had some level of natural features between adjacent land feature of the QBP and provide access existing public activity, or represented significant uses. to a grocery store, restaurants and other open space areas. retailers. The Shops at Quonset Gateway RECREATION are utilized by employees within the QBP and residents of North Kingstown and the Seven (7) recreational areas are proposed surrounding areas. including three (3) existing Town facilities (a marina, a dog park and an 18-hole golf The Inventory discusses individually each parcel that is available for public access. The Inventory

QUONSET BUSINESS PARK Page 2 PUBLIC ACCESS PLAN 2020 includes a narrative describing the parcel in specified because that may imply that picnic Likewise, the RIDOT and RIAC are property greater detail and a current aerial photograph. tables are available. That does not mean that owners, lessees and managers. Both agencies Additionally, the Inventory includes any rules people are not allowed to bring a picnic basket have a transportation mission that is in the of use (hours, emergency phone numbers, to designated areas. public interest, but which may or may not include permitted and prohibited activities, etc.) for each public access to its facilities. The QDC can not be location. In general, all waterfront areas and protected obligated to replace a public access point that open space areas that currently support public becomes unavailable due to actions beyond the For waterfront parcels, the coastal feature is use, or have the capability to support public use, QDC control. identified (either beach, wetland, or manmade are included in this Plan. shoreline) as well as RIDEM’s water quality AMENDMENTS designation, CRMC’s use classification, and the length of the waterfront. For parcels other than IMPLEMENTATION This Plan will be updated every five (5) years beaches, acreage is included. The land ownership to continue to provide an accurate overview is also noted. LAND CONTROLS of the public access available at the QBP. Over Public uses or activities for each parcel are time, circumstances change, priorities change, documented. Such activities might include In general, all of the parcels proposed for public economic conditions change, coastal features walking, swimming, fishing, or enjoying scenic access are in public ownership. The parcels that change. In between these scheduled updates, the views. The categories have been adapted from are leased to private entities almost invariably plan will also be amendable with concurrence by reports of the Coastal Resources Center. were transferred by a public benefit conveyance the CRMC. and have deed restrictions that expressly address The proposed activities are determined based the public aspect and future uses of the property. MAINTENANCE on the extent of existing use, the capability of The Davisville parcels are protected by a Final the parcel to support activities, the potential Environmental Impact Statement and Record of The responsibility for maintenance of these impact on adjacent properties, and the provision Decision, which are legal documents based on facilities falls to several entities including the of a safe means of access. The activities that are the Base Reuse Plan. QDC, Town of North Kingstown, RIAC, and private encouraged help to determine the facilities that lessees. It is entirely possible that an “Adopt-A- Notwithstanding the aforementioned land may be necessary (signs, garbage cans, parking, Spot” program can be initiated.There may be protection mechanisms, the QDC cannot be etc.). tenants at Quonset who might be interested responsible for any private entities that happen in establishing or improving their community The Plan is careful not to specify proposed to be providing a public service (for example, relations. activities that may imply the availability of certain the Seabee Memorial Park). Should these uses facilities. For example, swimming may not be cease to exist, it will not be the obligation of specified because it may imply that a lifeguard the QDC to provide comparable uses elsewhere. RULES is present. That does not mean that swimming These attractions are incorporated into the is prohibited (and “swim at your own risk” may plan to provide a complete and comprehensive Some general rules of use that have been be posted). Likewise, picnicking may not be inventory of all facilities open to the public. considered in the preparation of this plan include the following. Please note, not all regulations

QUONSET BUSINESS PARK Page 3 PUBLIC ACCESS PLAN 2020 are applicable to every site.

• Open sunrise to sunset. • No overnight parking. • No campfires allowed. • Alcoholic beverages not permitted. • No dogs allowed without a leash. • Remove all trash. • No lifeguard on duty. • Swim at your own risk. • Report illegal activities to North Kingstown Police. ENFORCEMENT

The QDC, as a public entity, will strive to ensure that economic development opportunities respect the public access hereby established. Existing and prospective tenants of the QBP will be informed of our obligation to protect and maintain these features for the benefit of the host community, the State, and the other tenants. We have procedures in place to ensure that relevant stakeholders, are cognizant of ongoing development projects.

QUONSET BUSINESS PARK Page 4 PUBLIC ACCESS PLAN 2020 The Quonset Business Park is a vital component of QUONSET BIKE PATH Rhode Island’s continued economic success, hosting over 200 companies and 12,000 employees. While the Quonset Business Park is a bustling NORTH KINGSTOWN CALF economic center, producing over $4.27 billion in economic output annually,1 ALLEN MARINA PASTURE it is also home to a number of recreational, open space and conservation HARBOR POINT & areas that are open and available to the public. MARINAS BEACH KAYLA ALLEN RICCI PUBLIC ACCESS AREAS MADISON DOG PARK HOUSE Blue Beach RECREATIONAL FIELDS SPINK’S Calf Pasture Point & Beach NECK Compass Rose Beach BEACH Spink’s Neck Beach Allen Madison House SHOPS AT SEABEE MUSEUM & MEMORIAL Recreational Fields QUONSET GATEWAY PARK Seabee Museum & Memorial Park MARITIME WAY Airport Apron Area CONSERVATION Maritime Way Conservation Area AREA Quonset Pier Area Quonset Bike Path North Kingstown Golf Course Allen Harbor Marinas North Kingstown Marina Kayla Ricci Dog Park NORTH AIRPORT Shops at Quonset Gateway KINGSTOWN APRON AREA GOLF COURSE

QUONSET PIER AREA BLUE COMPASS BEACH ROSE BEACH

QUONSET BUSINESS PARK Page 5 PUBLIC ACCESS PLAN 2020 BLUE BEACH Access Type: Beach Size: 1.58 acres CIRCUIT DRIVE PARKING Coastal Feature: Beach AREA Shoreline (LF): 700 CRMC Water Classification: 2 & 6 Ownership: QDC

Activities: Walking, Fishing, Picnicking, Blue Beach Scenic Views, Observing Wildlife

Located in the Kiefer Park district of the Quonset Business Park, Blue Beach includes a small beach with sand dunes and a densely wooded fringe in the north and east. It is separated from the adjacent residential area to the west by a arge wetland. The parcel is located adjacent to a former salvage yeard and solid waste dump that BLUE BEACH has been restored by clean-up efforts.

Blue Beach offers scenic views down the West Passage of Narragansett Bay. The walk from the parking area to the beach is via a beautiful 1,000-foot stone-dust walking path. The parking area has 10 spaces and seasonal portable toilets. The beach is very popular in the spring, summer Blue Beach Parking Area and fall and the parking lot is often full or over capacity. The parking area and walking path are not cleared of snow in the winter.

QUONSET BUSINESS PARK Page 6 PUBLIC ACCESS PLAN 2020 CALF PASTURE POINT Access Type: Beach & Conservation Area Size: 186.4 acres Coastal Feature: Beach

Shoreline (LF): 4,500 CALF CRMC Water Classification: 1 & 3 PASTURE POINT Ownership: North Kingstown Activities: Picnicking, Walking, Scenic Views, Observing Wildlife BIKE PATH Beach at Calf Pasture Point

The Calf Pasture Point Beach is a natural habitat that is home to many species of wildlife, sea- PARKING life, and waterfowl. Adjacent to the Mount View AREA neighborhood, the waterfront is designated as a conservation area by the Coastal Resources Management Program. With views from Warwick Neck to Jamestown, this property was transferred to the Town of North Kingstown in 2001. The Town of North Kingstown has made significant upgrades in the area including fencing, and two work out stations. The QDC bike path parking Exercise Area has 20 spaces, seasonal portable toilets and is adjacent to the access point to Calf Pasture, and since its completion, this area has been much more accessible and very popular.

QUONSET BUSINESS PARK Page 7 PUBLIC ACCESS PLAN 2020 COMPASS ROSE BEACH Access Type: Beach Size: 4.12 acres ROGER WILLIAMS WAY Coastal Feature: Beach Shoreline (LF): 800 PARKING CRMC Water Classification: 6 AREA Ownership: RIDOT Activities: Picnicking, Sailing, Fishing, Scenic Views Access to Compass Rose Beach COMPASS ROSE Compass Rose Beach is a small sandy strip BEACH located off Roger Williams Way. While presently owned by the Department of Transportation as part of the Quonset State Airport property, it is leased to the Rhode Island Airport Corporation, and managed by the Quonset Development Corporation. The parcel has scenic views of the West Passage of Narragansett Bay, including the of the Jamestown Bridge. Organized events (such as the Hobie Cat Sailing Regattas) are permitted by the Quonset Development Corporation. Compass Rose Beach has approximmately 50 parking spaces, a picnic Sailing at Compass Rose Beach area with tables, and portable toilets (seasonal). During the winter months (Dec. 15 - April 15) the site parking is gated and limited to 6 parking spaces close to Roger Williams Way.

QUONSET BUSINESS PARK Page 8 PUBLIC ACCESS PLAN 2020 SPINK’S NECK BEACH Access Type: Beach Size: 7.76 acres Coastal Feature: Beach PARKING Shoreline (LF): 1,500 PATROL ROAD AREA CRMC Water Classification: 6 SPINK’S NECK Ownership: QDC BEACH Activities: Picnicking, Walking, Spink’s Neck Beach Looking South Fishing, Boating, Scenic Views

Spink’s Neck Beach is a narrow, sandy strip located off Patrol Road not far from the North Kingstown Marina. The Little Allen Harbor area is an active working waterfront with several marine related businesses. The beach area has views of Narragansett Bay from Spink’s Neck Beach Looking West to Jamestown. There are 10 parking spaces and portable toilets (seasonal ).

QUONSET BUSINESS PARK Page 9 PUBLIC ACCESS PLAN 2020 ALLEN MADISON HOUSE Access Type: Historic/Cultural Facility Size: 17.4 acres Coastal Feature: None ALLEN MADISON Ownership: U.S. Navy HOUSE Activities: Limited Historic/Cultural

The Allen Madison House parcel includes the historic Allen Madison House as well as open Allen Madison House fields and woodlands.

The farmhouse is a two storied timber framed structure. The house served as the home of the commander of the Davisville US Naval Construction Battalion Center. A local committee “Friends of the Allen Madison House” has been organized to assist in preservation efforts.

Due to the structures location and lack of DAVISVILLE ROAD ongoing use, there is currently no accessibility to the interior of the Allen Madison House. QDC is working with the Rhode Island Historic Preservation and Heritage Commission to determine the best course of action for this historic resource.

QUONSET BUSINESS PARK Page 10 PUBLIC ACCESS PLAN 2020 RECREATIONAL FIELDS Access Type: Recreational Size: 20.2 acres BIKE PATH Coastal Feature: None Ownership: QDC

Activities: Athletics RECREATIONAL FIELDS Intalled in 2018 the Recreational Fields are leased Recreational Fields, Aerial View to the Town of North Kingstown in order to offer

more playing space for Town leagues. Parking BIKE PATH BIKE is available on site with access from Cross Park Avenue. PARKING AREA

CROSS PARK AVENUE

BABCOCK ROAD

Recreational Fields

QUONSET BUSINESS PARK Page 11 PUBLIC ACCESS PLAN 2020 SEABEE MEMORIAL PARK Access Type: Historic/Cultural Facility

Size: 5.7 acres BIKE PATH Coastal Feature: None

Ownership: QDC SEABEE MEMORIAL Activities: Historic/Cultural Museum, PARK Educational, Walking Seabee Museum & Memorial Park PARKING The Seabee Memorial Park parcel is located at AREA the “Shops at Quonset Gateway”, as an anchor attraction next to Kohl’s. The site contains the Chapel in the Pines, seven Quonset huts, walking paths and is south of a portion of the Bike Path. This area has mixed woodlands with oak GATE ROAD and white pine trees. The Seabee monument, the center piece of the memorial park, was the insignia of the World War II construction battalion unit, nicknamed the Seabees.

Seabee Monument

Chapel in the Pines

QUONSET BUSINESS PARK Page 12 PUBLIC ACCESS PLAN 2020 AIRPORT APRON AREA Access Type: Historic/Cultural Facility Size: 5.2 acres APRON Coastal Feature: None AREA AIRPORT STREET Ownership: QDC Activities: Annual Air Show QUONSET STATE AIRPORT The Airport Apron Area is built on filled land and is adjacent to the main Quonset State Airport . The site is currently used by the 143rd Air Wing of the Rhode Island and the Rhode Island Army National Guard aviation support facility. Public access is offered during the annual Rhode Island National Guard Air Show. This handicap accessible area also includes concessions, rest rooms, and garbage cans during the air show. The apron area is used by spectators as a viewing platform for aviation 2015 Air Show performances such as the US Navy Blue Angels, and static displays of civilian and military aircraft.

US Navy Blue Angels

QUONSET BUSINESS PARK Page 13 PUBLIC ACCESS PLAN 2020 MARITIME WAY CONSERVATION AREA Access Type: Conservation Area Size: 8.6 acres

Coastal Feature: Beach/Salt Marsh MARITIME WAY CRMC Water Classification: 6 Assent #: 2007 06 075 Ownership: QDC Activities: Ecosystem Viewing, Walking, MARITIME WAY Fry’s Cove Beach, Wildlife Viewing CONSERVATION AREA View of salt marsh and path to Fry’s Cove Beach The Maritime Way parcel is at the edge of the Fry’s Cove area of Narrangansett Bay. The restoration project protects the salt marsh by removing the invasive species, specifically phragmites.This area, is a habitat for birds, small animals, and other wildlife. This entire area is available as needed for educational purposes. Since the restoration project in 2007 the property has flourished and the beach area has become frequented by the public.

Saltwater Marsh Restoration

QUONSET BUSINESS PARK Page 14 PUBLIC ACCESS PLAN 2020 QUONSET PIER AREA Access Type: Recreational Size: 9.3 acres Coastal Feature: Manmade ROGER WILLIAMS WAY CRMC Water Classification: 6 Assent #: 2007 06 075 Rhode Island Bay Cruise Ownership: RIDOT Activities: Tourism, Lighthouse Cruises, Transportation/Ferry Service QUONSET PIER The Pier, located near the end of Roger Williams AREA Way, is the home of the Rhode Island Fast Ferry LLC. This high speed ferry service runs from Quonset to Martha’s Vineyard. With views of , Jamestown, and Wickford, the pier is owned by the Rhode Island Department of Transportation, leased by the Rhode Island Airport Corporation, and managed by the Quonset Development Corporation. The public can enjoy daily high speed ferry service to Martha’s Vineyard as well as lighthouse harbor tours. The facility is a passenger terminal subject to Coast Guard Security requirements. A new wooden pier was completed in 2013, funded by a RIDOT grant for Congestion Mitigation/Air Quality, and a new bulkhead was installed in 2020 Quonset Pier Area2 utilizing Federal Transit Administration funding.

QUONSET BUSINESS PARK Page 15 PUBLIC ACCESS PLAN 2020 QUONSET BIKE PATH Access Type: Recreation Length: 3.75 miles Coastal Feature: None Ownership: QDC, U.S. Navy & North Kingstown Activities: Biking, Walking, Cross Contry Skiing

The multi-use Quonset Bike Path runs from the intersection of US Route No. 1 and Newcomb PARKING Road to Calf Pasture Point Beach. The QDC BIKE PATH portion of the path has many scenic views of woodlands and ends with a 20 space parking area at the entrance to the Town path. The Town path continues to the beach at Calf Pasture Point. A vegetated buffer is planted on both sides of the path. Benches and garbage cans, are available for public use. Given the public popularity of this walking path, QDC has installed additional dog waste stations and stepped up litter patrols. PARKING

QUONSET BUSINESS PARK Page 16 PUBLIC ACCESS PLAN 2020 NORTH KINGSTOWN GOLF COURSE Access Type: Recreational Size : 133.1 acres Coastal Feature: None Ownership: North Kingstown Activities: Golf, Resturant,

Banquets NORTHUP ROAD GOLF COURSE The North Kingstown Municipal Golf Course is a 7,000 yard, 18 hole, par 70 course. Located off Callahan Road, it is owned by the Town of North Kingstown and is open to the public. It is the most popular public course in Rhode Island. The golf course and greens can be played for a fee. The course offers a fully functional restaurant, pro-shop, parking, and public rest rooms. It is ROGER WILLIAMS WAY handicap accessible, and golf carts are available. Views of Narragansett Bay and the Quonset State Airport make this site valuable for its scenic qualities as well.

MAINSAIL DRIVE

QUONSET BUSINESS PARK Page 17 PUBLIC ACCESS PLAN 2020 ALLEN HARBOR MARINAS Access Type: Recreational Size : 8.2 acres Coastal Feature: Manmade

CRMC Water Classification: 3 ALLEN’S Ownership: U.S. Navy HARBOR MARINAS Activities: Boating, Scenic Views

The Allen Harbor Marinas include the marina area with slips and moorings as well as a wooded area with wetlands. Adjacent to Davisville Road, Quonset Davisville Navy Yacht Club a portion of the marina was a former US Navy construction training ground. With views of

the North Kingstown Marina and Calf Pasture WESTCOTT ROAD Point, the property is leased to the Allen Harbor Boating Association and Mill Creek Marine. They have recently expanded to include more slips and moorings.

Mill Creek Marine

QUONSET BUSINESS PARK Page 18 PUBLIC ACCESS PLAN 2020 NORTH KINGSTOWN MARINA Access Type: Recreational Size : 9.5 acres Coastal Feature: Beach/Manmade CRMC Water Classification: 3 Ownership: North Kingstown Activities: Boating, Scenic Views, Slips and Boat Ramp Picnicking, Walking NORTH KINGSTOWN The North Kingstown Marina offers boat slips MARINA and moorings. The parcel includes an office, a maintenance building with support facilities, restrooms, and parking. There is also a small pavilion, a small beach, and a grassed area. The Marina Office water edge is stone rip-rap and steel sheet pile that is important for storm-water run-off. The National Park Service conveyed this parcel to the Town of North Kingstown in 1980. ALLEN HARBOR ROAD

Marina Pavillion

QUONSET BUSINESS PARK Page 19 PUBLIC ACCESS PLAN 2020 KAYLA RICCI DOG PARK Access Type: Recreational Size : 1.6 acres Coastal Feature: None Ownership: North Kingstown KAYLA RICCI DOG PARK Activities: Playing

The Kayla Jean Ricci Dog Park is along Allen Harbor Road adjacent to of the North Kingstown Marina and was recently constructed in memory of a local North Kingstown girl. Dog Park

ALLEN HARBOR ROAD

Sitting Area

QUONSET BUSINESS PARK Page 20 PUBLIC ACCESS PLAN 2020 SHOPS AT QUONSET GATEWAY Access Type: Public Buildings Size : 20.8 acres Coastal Feature: None BIKE PATH Ownership: QDC Activities: Shopping, Walking, Public Meeting Space

SHOPS AT The Quonset Business Park Gateway Plaza POST ROAD and offices extends from Route 1 to Romano QUONSET Vineyard Way. The Shops at Quonset is home GATEWAY a hotel and businesses such as Dave’s Market, Kohl’s, Central Nail Salon, Homegoods, Subway, Verizon Wireless, Supercuts and Bank Newport. GATE ROAD Office space is also available in the second floor of this complex and also available in the QDC Gateway Offices on Romano Vineyard Way. Currently all the available office space is full and another multi-tenant building is under construction to provide more availabe office space. The indoor sports complex has completed their expansion.

Gateway hotel (left) and shops (above)

QUONSET BUSINESS PARK Page 21 PUBLIC ACCESS PLAN 2020 Endnotes

1 Source: 2019 Bryant University Study

2 Photo courtesy of Rhode Island Fast Ferry

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