Stop the 28th Street Substation

330 West 28th Street 18F

This could be accomplished on 33rd street with reduced residential impact. Even if the reason of "wider street = easier for MTA" is true, taxpayer/resident safety and quality of life should be prioritized over MTA's basic engineering/construction challenges.

353 W. 29th St

It would be an affront to place the MTA substation on 28th St., smack in the oasis of Penn South. If a substation is necessary, then put it in a commercial area, not amidst trees, gardens, and playgrounds where children and seniors congregate. And we already have a ton of rats in this neighborhood. The construction of a substation underground would exponentially increase the rat population. Fern Luskin

This could be accomplished on 33rd street with reduced residential impact. Even if the reason of "wider street = easier for MTA" is true, taxpayer/resident safety and quality of life should be prioritized over MTA's basic engineering/construction challenges.

353 West 29th Street Apt. #4

In addition to the residents of Penn South, it will also affect 29th Street residents, historic Holy Apostles Church (and the many people who utilize the Church's daily food pantry, soup kitchen and social services), and Penn South Senior Center / Social Services Agency.

280 9th Ave #17B

A high density area is not a good idea for the MTA substation. Why not go across the street to FIT. Few live there, no one in the summer and won't hurt the 6,000 residents of Penn South

Stop the substation.

Oppssed

Insane, relocate substation to a commercial zone or return to original location on 27th street.

This is outrageous.

340 West 28th Street Apt 3J

How disruptive it will be to so many residents in the entire Penn South community.....

349 West 29th Street Apt. 5B

341 W 24 Street, Apt18C 18c

I live on 28th St and I am very opposed to having this substation at 28th St.

341 West 24th Street #2G

330 West 28 Street, Apt.2G,