Buffalo’s Mayor supports Central Terminal and High Speed Rail

http://www.wkbw.com/news/local/43145432.html

“Why not make this investment? We can only do it one time. Why not make this investment in a historic facility on Buffalo’s east side,” said Buffalo Mayor Byron Brown. “And not only resurrect this historic facility but also renovate the east side of Buffalo.”

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6 Responses to Buffalo’s Mayor supports Central Terminal and High Speed Rail

  1. William Schultz says:

    If not now…when?

  2. mike says:

    Yeah, the first impression I want people from different parts of the nation to see is the EAST SIDE.

  3. George says:

    Well Mike maybe if there is some development over there it will bring in some big improvements on that side of the city. Stop being such a pessimist.

  4. Mike Miller says:

    Look at where the trains stop now and tell me if this is the right impression!

  5. L says:

    If you want the passenger trains that the Central Terminal tomorrow (which I do) then make extending the Light Rail to the Airport a priority TODAY!

    Mike Miller, its worth a phone call to the NFTA and the GBNRTC to:
    1) extend the light rail to the Central Terminal and the Airport
    2) move the downtown bus station to the Central Terminal
    3) move the offices of the NFTA and the GBNRTC to the Central Terminal
    4) relocate the DL&W (Light Rail) maintenance sheds to the Central Terminal

    Mike Miller, its also worth contacting Buffalos World Trade Center and UBs center for GEM to relocate to the Central Terminal. Their location at the Central Terminal would make the Building a Center for Logistics (which it naturally is).

    I see the houses surrounding the Central Terminal being demolished. The Central Terminal should be redeveloped along the lines of the Larkin District with a strong office/business district surrounding the Central Terminal.

  6. John Tarnish says:

    First, great job with the High Speed Web site. Second this is great location on the main lines. Now is the time to move on faster passenger service to NYC and possible to Chicago. Let’s get more support for this project and connecting Metro rail to the terminal and airport. Gasoline is not going to stay at $2.25 a gallon.