Screens of the Satish Sea indeed. 28 year old renter on Finn Hill here. A frequent user of the park to boot. Believe me, it would of been my pleasure to pay the taxes necessary to keep the park, indeed, all state parks well funded and we'll maintained. Alas, rebuilding an old pool, seminary, and basketball court is a bit of a stretch when you consider the appitite of locals to see their property tax go up. Maybe useage fees? I buy my early parks pass, but I know if those cost was truly reflected it would be much, much more. Us millennial want the peace and quiet as much as anyone else, but we are also pragmatic civic citizens. If we want, we must pay. Dear author, if you want Saint Edward's to remain free from consumerism, write an OpEd about the importance of park levies, property tax revenue, and sales tax, and direct it towards the locals who have been around the longest. They're the ones whom elected officials listen the most too.