Moynihan Station Redevelopment

The Moynihan Station is located between West 30th-33rd Streets and 8th-9th Avenues. The Moynihan Station Civic and Land Use Improvement Project is a comprehensive initiative to build a major transportation hub which will: (a) create the new Daniel Patrick Moynihan Station, inclusive of grand new Train and Intermodal Halls for use by New Jersey Transit and Long Island Railroad commuters, among others; (b) be physically connected to Penn Station so as to improve Penn Station circulation and capacity; (c) create dynamic mixed-use development; (d) restore and preserve an important historical resource in Midtown West. The Project would be constructed primarily at the James A. Farley Post Office Building (“Farley”) and its Western Annex (the “Annex”; Farley and the Annex collectively, the “Farley Complex”).

View the most updated information regarding the Moynihan Station Redevelopment

December 2007:

• CB4 released its Expansion Scope Comments
• A Public Scoping session was held

March 2007

• The state is expected to close a deal and purchase the City’s main post office

August 2006

• A Final Environmental Impact Statement for the Moynihan Station Civic and Land Use Improvement Project was submitted

June 2006

• CB4 issued comments on the Moynihan Station Civic and Land Use Improvement Project

April 2006

• A Draft General Project Plan (GPP) for the Moynihan Station Civic and Land Use Improvement Project was submitted
• A Draft Environmental Impact Statement (DEIS) for the Moynihan Station Civic and Land Use Improvement Project was submitted.