274 people have signed the petition so far

Name: Vladimir Gintoff
City: New York
Comments: This will be a stunning achievement if realized in full-form and a major gift to the city of New York.

Name: Samuel Rosado
City: Lancaster
Comments: The old Penn station gave a sense of appreciation in NYC, now the underground station provides a sense of obstruction and stress. Designs for this new station look beautiful and it will be a boost to NY economy!

Name: James Cottone
City: New York
Comments: This is a truly important project for the city, state and country.

Name: Raphael Ventresca
City: Washington, DC
Comments: Demolition of the original Penn Station was a travesty in a city that treasures its architectural landmarks; Moynihan Station has the potential to begin making amends to the people of New York.

Name: John Hill
City: Farmingville
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Name: Dennis Krasner
City: Marlboro
Comments: A first class passenger rail station on the west side of Manhattan is certainly overdue. The present one is inadequate and an embarrassment for a City as great as New York.

Name: Raymond Long
City: New Canaan
Comments: Let's use the beauty James A. Farley Post Office to improve the commute and travel for the thousands of passengers that use the facility daily.

Name: Raffi Holzer
City: Lawrence
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Name: John Ruppert
City: Hoboken
Comments: Icons like this encourage rail use as well as stimulate local economies. It will be a great amendment to the current situation and historical pitfalls.

Name: Lawrence Huppin
City: Seattle
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Name: James A Williams
City: Lompoc
Comments: This is encouraging- the Architects for these renovations must supress their egos and be true to the artistic intent of the Farley Building- and Yes, I mean Beaux Arts.

Name: Simon Lange
City: Germany
Comments: A great new entrance for NY!

Name: Christopher Miles
City: Philadelphia
Comments: I commute to NYC- Penn station currently is jammed, warren like and is a poor way to arrive in such a world class city. Hopefully this new station can be built without breaking the bank. 1.5 Billion seems like an awful lot to finance.

Name: Edward Perkins, Jr.
City: Ashland
Comments: Please follow through on the opportunity to create a Station worthy of the Great City of New York.

Name: Todd Gilmour
City: new york
Comments: please!

Name: Peter Nigrini
City: New york
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Name: Zenon Marko
City: New York
Comments: It's time we have a station with the grandeur - not to mention functional space - of the long lost old Penn Station.

Name: Alexander Oltarsh
City: New York
Comments: Moynihan Station Should be built to revive the old glory days of Pennsylvania Station. The only way to revive the old PRR Station is with a new Moynihan Station.

Name: Jeffrey Peyser
City: New York
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Name: Chris Wyatt
City: Grapevine
Comments: It was a big mistake knocking down Penn Station. Now we have pay for it.

Name: Jennifer Irven
City: Pelham
Comments: Please proceed with this project. There are very few chances to build a beautiful civic project to last for the next 100 years.

Name: Michael Goonan
City: New York
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Name: Stephen Marmon
City: East Hampton
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Name: John Ruppert
City: Hoboken
Comments: With the overcrowdig of the current Penn Station and Port Authority building a new tunnel to increase train flow, an expanded station is necessary to handle the volume. It is also a complete travesty that MSG was given the goahead to build on the site of the original Penn Station in the first place, and force those entering NYC into a maze of clostrophobic tunnels. The plans for the new, expanded system of stations is a great example of taking a positive step toward future ecomonic success, and it is doing so in a much more sustainable way that by merely tearing down and building new. What better way to place people entering into a good mood than to allow natural sunlight and arches of grandeur to slow them down, look around, and perhaps purchase or contribute to the local economy even more than they have in the past.

Name: Elliot Liebson
City: Mascoutah
Comments: I'm glad to see hope revived for this project. Is it possible that the glass canopy over the main hall be redesigned, possibly by Calatrava? That would be a spectacular way to enter NYC!

Name: Tom Fouche
City: Bellevue
Comments: I fully support the above stated resolution.

Name: John Ohanian
City: New Jersey
Comments: Penn Station was once one of the greatest rail stations in the world. In a move tantamount to a crime, it was destroyed and replaced by a seedy basement. Done right, a new Moynihan Station can recapture the grandeur of the past and take it's rightful place among the world's great rail stations.

Name: Eric Schneider
City: Brooklyn
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Name: Nicholas Mansfield
City: Long Island City
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Name: Brandon West
City: Brooklyn
Comments: Now is still a time for large infrastructure projects that benefit everyone who comes to this great city and country.

Name: Philip Fischer
City: New York
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Name: Chris Conger
City: Ottawa
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Name: Dennis Liberatore
City: Brick
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Name: Stephen Prostor
City: New York
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Name: Leighton Walter
City: Cambridge
Comments: Moynihan Station would an ideal way to, at least in part, undo one of the most horrific crimes against architecture ever committed, the destruction of the original Penn Station. We've all suffered long enough with the monstrosity built in its place. All of us need and deserve a Moynihan Station that lives up to its potential.

Name: Jennifer Jennifer Desmond CSW DWS
City: New York
Comments: Penn Station, a major organ in the body of New York, is an atrocity. A depressing inferno that infects its passengers with gloom and despair. New York City deserves more than this. In a city where anything is possible, we can make this happen, can't we?

Name: Sean Higgins
City: Hauppauge
Comments: We need a new terminal for Penn station I feel likes rat getting up to the city streets from a tunnel

Name: Michael Murray
City: Midland Park
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Name: Mark Feldman
City: South Setauket
Comments: The only way to correct the tragedy of 1963 is to tear down MSG and 2 Penn Plaza and to rebuild Penn Station on the original site. This facility can be used by LIRR, and Moynihan Station can be used by Amtrak and NJT, with a people mover connecting both stations.

Name: Bob Monek
City: Ardmore
Comments: Penn Station is the pits. New York City deserves and needs a grand entry way for all of its visitors.

Name: Sean Pennington
City: Brooklyn
Comments: A replacement for the current Penn Station should be a priority of the City of New York; as the urban rennaisance of America continues this transportation portal will only grow in both importance and symbolism.

Name: Brian Curry Hartmann
City: New York
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Name: Clifford Condon
City: Rockville Centre
Comments: Please, please, please, please, please ease the congestion of the current Penn Station. When I say the "Our Father" prayer I use the line "...and lead us not into Penn Station" Its that bad.

Name: Marshall Arbitman
City: New York
Comments: Please finally mend the wounds of the amputated Old Pennsylvania Station and make me proud to once again enter New York the right way.

Name: Nathaniel Rogers
City: Philadelphia
Comments: PLEASE, let us once again enter New York like Gods, not rats.

Name: Andrew Muscato
City: New York
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Name: Andrew Andrew Muscato
City: New York
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Name: Richard Oliva
City: New York
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Name: George Kwong
City: Flushing
Comments: Yes, we need a more modern and reliable rail system!

Name: Eric Schneider
City: New York
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