This is a terrible idea. The foundation will burn through the upfront cash as operating expenses, end up with less capital and income at the end of the thirty years, and be right back in the same financial straights. The city gets to fight with people who think open space is important to have right next to a rail station. The whole course should have the street grid reinstated and zoned for mixed use five story buildings - TOD. Keep a couple of city blocks for a park, sure, but keeping the whole course undeveloped would be expensive and a waste. Let’s not be Westminster with their transit-oriented grass. Not to mention the ongoing housing crunch. Jeez, I can’t believe people.