Re: Brand New Crossbucks on Isolated Alcoa Crossings
Author: Bob Williams
Date: 02-08-2016 - 18:50

The improvements at Crenshaw and Van Ness crossings of the Alcoa spur would be related to a new lumber yard at 2600 Del Amo, which will be receiving rail shipments. This was discussed in another thread a couple of months ago. I think new ties north of 182nd would be unrelated, however.

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Subject Written By Date/Time (PST)
  Brand New Crossbucks on Isolated Alcoa Crossings Chuck Tatum 02-07-2016 - 16:00
  Re: Brand New Crossbucks on Isolated Alcoa Crossings Tom McCann 02-07-2016 - 22:28
  Re: Brand New Crossbucks on Isolated Alcoa Crossings Chuck Tatum 02-08-2016 - 05:09
  FRA rules that sometimes don't make any sense Taxpayer 02-08-2016 - 12:14
  Re: FRA rules that sometimes don't make any sense Erik H. 02-08-2016 - 22:35
  Re: Brand New Crossbucks on Isolated Alcoa Crossings Tony Cz 02-08-2016 - 12:15
  Re: Brand New Crossbucks on Isolated Alcoa Crossings Bob Williams 02-08-2016 - 18:50


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