They did not want their houses, apartment complexes, neighborhood parks, playgrounds, trails, and schools to be displaced or significantly disrupted. Prince George's County and many environmentalists also opposed the plan because it would have significantly disrupted a lot of park land and many native plant and animal species living in those parks. In 1985, WMATA decided that it would be much better instead to have the Metro Station located at the former site of the former drive-in theater site and Palmer Ford Warehouse in Hyattsville. As a result of this decision, WMATA decided to name the station "West Hyattsville". The plan also relocated WMATA's Green Line tracks east of the Chillum Community Park, to the site of the Chillum Road Shopping Center, located right behind the Kings Park Plaza, Queens Park Plaza, and Avondale Overlook Apartments. The Green Line train tracks would basically operate above ground through much of Avondale via a right-curved alignment and then enter an underground tunnel below the small park located on La Salle Road in Avondale and remain in the tunnel for the remaining distance to the Fort Totten Metro Station. Even though construction of the Green Line train tracks between the Fort Totten and West Hyattsville Metro Stations was supposed to begin in 1986 and have been completed by the end of 1990, construction of the Green Line train tracks between the two stations was delayed until 1990 and was only completed on December 11, 1993, due to the lack of funding available during the time. The Washington Metropolitan Area Green Line train tracks are mainly above ground between the West Hyattsville Metro Station and most of Avondale before reaching a tunnel right before Russell Avenue and the Avondale Neighborhood Park. The Washington Metropolitan Area Green Line train tracks go through this tunnel from this part of Avondale all the way up to the Fort Totten Metro Station. In 1931, De La Salle College–a religious study house for the Roman Catholic teaching order Christian Brothers–was opened. The study house building now houses the Redemptoris Mater Archdiocesan Missionary Seminary of Washington. The Avondale Neighbourhood Park was established on some of this property. In 1962, Avondale became home to the St. Ann's Infant and Maternity Home operated by the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Washington. Now the St. Ann's Center for Children, Youth and Families, it also houses St. Ann's Catholic High School. Avondale is also home