The Gateway Development Commission has approved three resolutions that will lead to construction of last third of a larger tunnel box project.
to carry the proposed Gateway Tunnel under the massive Hudson Yards complex in west Manhattan.
On Tuesday, the Gateway Development Commission approved three resolutions that will lead to construction of last third of a larger tunnel box project that was started in 2013. The agreements include approving a market based cost estimate of $692.7 million and an agreement on how the funding will be divided between New York, New Jersey and Amtrak.extends diagonally from 11th Avenue to 30th Street under a Long Island Rail Road rail yard on west Manhattan.
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