A landmark legal measure known as Romanch’s Law is set to phase out all operations in Central Park by mid-2028, marking a significant shift in the area’s long-standing activities. The legislation includes specific provisions aimed at supporting drivers affected by the transition, though details on how these will be implemented remain under discussion. Authorities have yet to outline a clear plan for the park’s future use following the shutdown, leaving questions about its repurposing or redevelopment. The move comes amid ongoing debates over the economic and social impact of ending these activities in one of the city’s most iconic public spaces.
Romanch's Law will end the Central Park activity by June 2028 and offers provisions for the drivers.
