A draft of the proposal will be presented over the next six weeks to the five community boards neighboring Central Park and then reviewed by the Landmarks Preservation Commission.
The new design’s main goals were to improve accessibility for people with disabilities, protect the building from the ravages of a changing climate, and improve efficiency and comfort.
It's expected to still hold around the same amount of seats as now (1,872), but there will be more wheelchair accessible locations.
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