In 2005, the RTA Board approved a letter of intent to build a permanent station as a part of a larger transit-oriented development, which includes hotels, restaurants and other commercial venues.

[4] The agreement provided for the completion of the new station in three years, but due to the poor economy, this development has not yet been realized.

[7] In March 2011, the early stages of a design for the renovation of the station were approved and in October 2011, RTA announced that the agency had received federal funds to repave the parking lot and bus station pavement.

The island platform is accessed by a tunnel underneath the tracks, connecting it to both the eastern and western parking lots on either side of the station.

All buses serving Brookpark stop at the bus bay on the eastern side of the station.