I think that Senior Housing should not be included in the Coast Guard land proposal. There are multiple Senior Housing projects already in Point Reyes as well as many Senior subsidized houses in PRNS towns. This project should focus on single local workers and local working families. Those are the demographics that currently have no housing options in PR peninsula.

Keep this amazing affordable housing as rental units so that they remain affordable in perpetuity - once they are sold to private parties the affordable community is gone. Keep rents as non-profit to support our service workers and make people with Native ancestry a priority for at least 25% (or more) of the units. It is essential that we use this opportunity for reparations for stealing this land from families like the Felix family. It should not be another opportunity to create housing purchases for white privilege families.

Nature trails, slab seating, benches for sitting and socializing in shaded areas. Make signage that tells the Native American history if this area.

Add something comprehensive aside from the upper class white privileged spaces of Marin. Make it inviting and accessible for the community by placing public spaces at the front of the property (Commodore Webster Rd) with parking landscaped to allow privacy for residents.

Playground for older kids and nature trails. We already have the Dance Palace and GRO nearby and a children's playground behind the public bathrooms nearby. Add something new for the neighborhood. Possibly an outdoor events space for rental income to fund maintenance costs.

Make it include Native and Hispanic history. We have more than enough white colonial history showcased and privileged in Marin. We do not need another cow painting. Make it about the environment and Native peoples of Tamál Húye.

Post a call for entries through Gallery Route 1 and open this with priority to artists of Native and Hispanic heritage. Make the Art reflective of an inclusive history rather than just colonial ranching and pretty poppies.

Keep this as rental housing so that it is forever affordable. Selling public housing essentially takes it away from affordable. The argument that owning a home makes people invested in a community is untrue. People who live in a community are invested - people need affordable housing always. Keeping this housing as rental allows affordable housing forever for the farm and service workers in Marin. We need to prioritize Hispanic and Native families for this amazing housing space - not more white privilege families. Do not make this Senior housing as there are many Senior housing opportunities in Marin. Working individuals and families need this housing in perpetuity. Develop a strong rental housing for this amazing site. Like the Coast Guard before it - housing for people in service to the community. No one should profit off the sale of these houses that are needed for affordable housing.

Point Reyes needs to start honoring the Native names and history and make a priority to allocate some of these affordable spaces to people with Miwok ancestry. In the language of the Coast Miwok people, Tomales Point is Calupetamál or Hummingbird Coast, and Point Reyes peninsula is Tamál-Húye, Coast Point. It is time to end colonial and white privilege naming. I recommend that you use these terms for the housing development and the road: Calupetcmál Tamál-Húye,