Access to urban waterfronts is a finite and precious resource for the community. Do not build this parking garage
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john percoco
5 years ago
Our community does not need parking! We need open space and a safe place for us to raise our children!! Listen to the people!!!
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Robert Fanuzzi
5 years ago
A tragic loss of waterfront use--takes the City of Yonkers and its waterfront-revival backwards.
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Karen Argneti
5 years ago
Parks are for people, not cars. Please do not use park land for private use.
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Victoria Gutierrez
5 years ago
Our community doesn’t need less parks, it needs more! This park is important to a lot of people
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Andrew Laiosa
5 years ago
Although I do not currently reside in Yonkers I am a frequent visitor and I am a member of the Yonkers paddling and Rowing Club. I reside in the north Bronx.
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Philomena Donnelly
5 years ago
Seems a bit of a contradiction...the Power Plant will be all about environmental and climate issues BUT they want to take away a natural riverfront environment for their own economic benefit!
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Margaret Byrne
5 years ago
We have precious few parks as it is, please don't try to do away with those we have. What would it have been like with COVID and no parks to visit?
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James Bergen
5 years ago
Leave our parks slone!
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Anonymous
5 years ago
We demand that the City respect our community by requiring all parking for the proposed Glenwood Power Plant development be placed on the project’s site - as would be required of any other development.
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Deborah Browne
5 years ago
Save the park
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Leeming Wordsman
5 years ago
I am strongly opposed to any developer use of the JFK Marina. I am also supportive of redevelopment of the Glendwood Plant.
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Frank Brodhead
5 years ago
Save the park!
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Robert Cohen
5 years ago
Parking lots belong underground;
not on the scenic Hudson River.
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Rick Muller
5 years ago
Parks belong to the public; that includes light, air and open space; it does not include a looming structure for private use and profit
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Troy Meyerhoeffer
5 years ago
I’m against private development on JFK marina
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Michele Franck
5 years ago
Do not destroy our public park ! This park belongs to the people of Yonkers who use it year round , especially during the summer months .
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John Maggiotto
5 years ago
Being close to the water in a riverfront city is the key. Loosing this park will be regretted for generations.
Yonkers resident
Access to urban waterfronts is a finite and precious resource for the community. Do not build this parking garage
Our community does not need parking! We need open space and a safe place for us to raise our children!! Listen to the people!!!
A tragic loss of waterfront use--takes the City of Yonkers and its waterfront-revival backwards.
Parks are for people, not cars. Please do not use park land for private use.
Our community doesn’t need less parks, it needs more! This park is important to a lot of people
Although I do not currently reside in Yonkers I am a frequent visitor and I am a member of the Yonkers paddling and Rowing Club. I reside in the north Bronx.
Seems a bit of a contradiction...the Power Plant will be all about environmental and climate issues BUT they want to take away a natural riverfront environment for their own economic benefit!
We have precious few parks as it is, please don't try to do away with those we have. What would it have been like with COVID and no parks to visit?
Leave our parks slone!
We demand that the City respect our community by requiring all parking for the proposed Glenwood Power Plant development be placed on the project’s site - as would be required of any other development.
Save the park
I am strongly opposed to any developer use of the JFK Marina. I am also supportive of redevelopment of the Glendwood Plant.
Save the park!
Parking lots belong underground; not on the scenic Hudson River.
Parks belong to the public; that includes light, air and open space; it does not include a looming structure for private use and profit
I’m against private development on JFK marina
Do not destroy our public park ! This park belongs to the people of Yonkers who use it year round , especially during the summer months .
Being close to the water in a riverfront city is the key. Loosing this park will be regretted for generations.
Parks not parking lots!