"I don't think one silver bullet is going to solve the issue," Mora said.
"It's a work in progress and we're going to keep the momentum up."
Since opening in 2015, the bus lounge had been a hot-spot for trouble-causing youths.
Nearby businesses have had enough of them loitering and intimidating their customers.
Community board member Debbie Mora said turning off the Wi-Fi could be done on a trial basis to see whether it made any difference.
Another working party has been formed to discuss ways to stop anti-social behaviour by making Division St more attractive, and in turn, less attractive for loiterers.
Ideas raised included the possibility of Farmers at Westfield Riccarton opening up its wall along the street, or the bus lounge being extended to include a glass frontage cafe with indoor and outdoor seating.