In December 2010, a Delaware corporation with ties to former state Commerce Secretary Bob Faith bought the largest parcel (approximately at the north end of the former base) of Noisette land.Stech, Katy (December 8, 2010). "Noisette parcel gets new owner" , Post and Courier. Retrieved January 15, 2011. The corporation transferred the deed for that land to the state's Commerce Department's Public Railways Division, which had the impetus to move forward with their proposed railyard with northern and southern access despite Summey's objections. Summey announced his intent to sue the state Commerce Department on the grounds that its plan violated the city's agreement with the State Ports Authority that no rail be run through the north end of the former base.Bird, Allyson and Schuyler Kropf (December 23, 2010). "Summey promises fight over rail plan" , Post and Courier. Retrieved January 15, 2011.
In December 2010 a Delaware corporation with ties to former state Commerce Secretary Bob Faith bought the largest parcel (approximately at the north end of the former base) of Noisette landStech Katy (December 8 2010) "Noisette parcel gets new owner"  Post and Courier Retrieved January 15 2011 The corporation transferred the deed for that land to the state's Commerce Department's Public Railways Division which had the impetus to move forward with their proposed railyard with northern and southern access despite Summey's objections Summey announced his intent to sue the state Commerce Department on the grounds that its plan violated the city's agreement with the State Ports Authority that no rail be run through the north end of the former baseBird Allyson and Schuyler Kropf (December 23 2010) "Summey promises fight over rail plan"  Post and Courier Retrieved January 15 2011