RV/boat storage lot

Longtime resident opposed the RV/boat parking lot near two schools, citing property values, traffic, and unanswered questions about who runs it.

Nearby resident opposed the rezone, citing heavy traffic on West 60th Street and nearby schools and parks.

Church member praised the project's lighting, cameras, and fencing as safety improvements for the neighborhood.

Miramar church member said the empty, unlit lot would be beautified and made safer by the project.

The church's pastor said the vacant lot attracts drinking, drug use, and vagrancy, and the project would add security.

Warned the commercial designation is permanent spot zoning and that walls won't block early-morning engine noise near seniors' homes.

Cited flooding, fire hazards from propane in RVs, homeless encampment risk, and questioned why residents got no legal notice.

Westchester transplant said enforcement is uneven — residents get tickets while 80 RVs would be approved across from Sparks Park.

Warned that if the storage business fails, the commercial zoning opens Pandora's box for whatever comes next.