If you have a company like Kroger or Publix that wants to put a new grocery store at that location it cant be too contaminated. Marshall could have got brownfield grants to clean up that property. Use it as a parking lot for football games until they need the land for development. In a few years i bet everyone will be asking why Marshall's leadership sold that propertyWasn't there major utility (water line main) under the lot that made the cost of development (moving utilities, removing contaminated soil) prohibitive?
I always thought that parcel was too small for a baseball stadium facility anyway. The original design looked like it was crammed into the land. Maybe Marshall made a profit on it's sale???