JFK marina serves as boat launch, BBQ spot, free kayaking offered by YPRC, for walking dog, car motorcycle enthusiast gathering, simple hangout spot and many more. Placing a private garage will be the death of the community life of Yonkers residents.

Not only does the structure take vital green space out of a predominantly African American and Latinex neighborhood, it vastly increases the traffic and the danger to which those using the remaining sliver of parkland will be subjected.

Do not allocate any public park to a corporate project. The original project should have included ample space to accommodate the workforce. Lack of planning on their part does not entitle anyone to infringe on publicly enjoyed lands.

My wife and I just moved to the neighborhood and go for walks here, it's a really refreshing area, especially now. More importantly, isn't there a school literally right there? Good idea, let's take away a relaxing view for when the kids get back to school.

There is so little public waterfront access still available in Yonkers already, and the waterfront is something that makes the city great. We should be actively protecting and enhancing public waterfront spaces for our residents, not selling and closing them off.

The public good, for clean air and unobstructed views of Hudson River and Palisades, must be prioritized over private developer's wish for parking. Alternate proposals are reasonable, including a ferry to Power Plant from Main St. and floating barge parking.

Instead of trashing down the things that make Yonkers a decent place to live, make the abandoned power plant a skatepark for our youth!

It takes dedication, awareness and work to resist the depredations of developers in enriching themselves at the expense of our communities