The master plan for the preservation, restoration and rehabilitation of Buffalo’s Central Terminal will be released to the general public and primary stakeholders at 2pm, Thursday, March 10th, inside Buffalo Central Terminal. At that time, a downloadable copy of the document will be available on the Terminal’s website www.BuffaloCentralTerminal.org.
The comprehensive plan was prepared by the Central Terminal Restoration Corporation’s Architectural Advisory Committee. It will outline various infrastructural needs and development opportunities with the goal of returning Buffalo Central Terminal to its full architectural integrity and regional significance.
“The Buffalo Central Terminal stands in defiance of time to form a tangible link to our past and a gateway to our future,” explains Paul Lang, Chairman of the CTRC’s Architectural Advisory Committee.
The cost to complete all phases of this multi part plan is estimated at $75 million. A mix of private, public and foundation monies are being sought to complete the project. The amount of initial funding requested will be dependent upon which elements of the plan will be embarked upon within the next 14-months.
