If they are going to protect the turns then plan on using this mid august sometime Look at Norton Point

The perfect use of land Bank money. Much better than those wood lots in the middle of the island with little to no parking.

This is a really nice purchase for beach goers at a beautiful spot. I don't know how this would mesh with your conservation goals, but if you could set aside a bit of space for parking it would be great for the summer crowds that will use this new public resource. Sunny beach days aren't my thing, and as a fishing person, I enjoy more rights than most when it comes to using private shoreline. You can fish, fowl, or navigate in the private "wet sand" but can't put down a towel or wander and enjoy. Grab a fishing pole, and actually fish (courts decided long ago a token rod with no intent to fish doesn't get you access), and if you can get legal entry you can walk the billionaire beaches. This leads to my next point. I know us fishing people are just one of many constituents of yours, and I don't expect outsized expenditures on our behalf. But if you could keep an eye out Land Bank agents, buying up some up Island slivers of land with beach access and parking would be swell! You give us a tiny bit of access and we can wander for miles. It would be good for the fisher people and good for the waterfront property owners (morally speaking). Thanks for your recent purchase reported here. It will make for a lot of lovely times for families! If you get the chance, buy some entry for us to fish, and if not, still a job well done.

Another great open space acquisition. Wonder if the two removed cottages will be replaced by the land trust elsewhere to mitigate the impact on the island's affordable housing supply?