Hm, this sounds like a functional business and a good thing for Port Angeles.  I assume that means the Port is intending to kick it in the teeth.

The Port seems to have two modes of operating with its tenants:  if they're real businesses that create family-wage jobs, like our shipyards, the Port treats them like unwelcome deadbeats;  if they mean well but never get beyond the fantasy stage, the Port bottle-feeds them with our tax dollars.  I hope the Port can break with its old pattern and actually give a good solid business some breaks.