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Re: Santa Maria residents complain about RR tracks
Author: SLO resident
Date: 12-10-2017 - 14:42
Shortline Sammie Wrote:
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> In Oregon the Oregon Administrative Rules (OAR)
> state the a railroad is responsible for
> maintaining the roadway "between and two feet
> outside of the rails" at the railroad's expense.
>
> This is why most railroads have adopted the
> precast modular crossing panels which meet this
> requirement.
>
> I'm surprised that California doesn't have similar
> requirements...only the city is too lazy to
> research it.
>
> Dick Samuels
> Oregon Pacific Railroad
Santa Maria has a dumb broad as mayor, Alice "in wonderland" Patino. She was in complete denial about the MS-13 gang taking root in SM. MS-13 starting killing the local gang members and tried to take over the drug trade from them. She finally got her head out of her ass and the FBI and local cops finally got a handle on the situation. The city ain't very friendly toward the SMVRR from what I hear. She's part of that anti railroad attitude. It always starts at the top.
Maybe one of the local gangsters got their f*****g low rider hung up on one of the tiny bumps in the road. Not impossible.
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> In Oregon the Oregon Administrative Rules (OAR)
> state the a railroad is responsible for
> maintaining the roadway "between and two feet
> outside of the rails" at the railroad's expense.
>
> This is why most railroads have adopted the
> precast modular crossing panels which meet this
> requirement.
>
> I'm surprised that California doesn't have similar
> requirements...only the city is too lazy to
> research it.
>
> Dick Samuels
> Oregon Pacific Railroad
Santa Maria has a dumb broad as mayor, Alice "in wonderland" Patino. She was in complete denial about the MS-13 gang taking root in SM. MS-13 starting killing the local gang members and tried to take over the drug trade from them. She finally got her head out of her ass and the FBI and local cops finally got a handle on the situation. The city ain't very friendly toward the SMVRR from what I hear. She's part of that anti railroad attitude. It always starts at the top.
Maybe one of the local gangsters got their f*****g low rider hung up on one of the tiny bumps in the road. Not impossible.
