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Re: Roaring Camp, now what?

Author: News At Noon

Date: 05-05-2021 - 12:24

BoHo Folger Wrote:
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> So with Roaring Camp/Santa Cruz Big Trees and
> Pacific Railway taking over Progressives contract,
> what's next for the branch line?
> The washout is being repaired, but Howard Cohen
> reports that repair work is needed for the
> Capitola and Seascape bridges, which are still a
> few years out. The line between Wilders Ranch and
> Davenport is in need of serious TLC for any sort
> of rail activity.
> Exciting times for sure!

The contract is between Progressive Rail and Roaring Camp and does not require any approvals from the RTC. The ACL agreement between the RTC and the St. Paul & Pacific is still in force. Regarding third party rail operations. Any operator may submit a proposal to operate on the Santa Cruz Branch Rail Line. An example is the upcoming light rail demonstration between the Boardwalk and Capitola. Roaring Camp and any other third party rail operator may do the same.

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Subject	Written By	Date/Time (PST)
Roaring Camp, now what?	BoHo Folger	05-05-2021 - 11:17
Re: Roaring Camp, now what? - more of the same - war between train and trail	jedd	05-05-2021 - 11:38
Re: Roaring Camp, now what? - more of the same - war between train and trail	BoHo Folger	05-05-2021 - 11:53
Re: Roaring Camp, now what? - more of the same - war between train and trail	Brain	05-05-2021 - 12:13
Re: Roaring Camp, now what?	News At Noon	05-05-2021 - 12:24
Re: Roaring Camp, Progressive wanted out and made deal with RTC	alex	05-05-2021 - 12:49
Re: Roaring Camp, Progressive wanted out and made deal with RTC	alex = Moron	05-05-2021 - 13:08
Re: Roaring Camp, Progressive wanted out and made deal with RTC	Acronym Expert	05-05-2021 - 17:04

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News At Noon Wrote:
-------------------------------------------------------
> BoHo Folger Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > So with Roaring Camp/Santa Cruz Big Trees and
> > Pacific Railway taking over Progressives
> contract,
> > what's next for the branch line? 
> > The washout is being repaired, but Howard Cohen
> > reports that repair work is needed for the
> > Capitola and Seascape bridges, which are still
> a
> > few years out. The line between Wilders Ranch
> and
> > Davenport is in need of serious TLC for any
> sort
> > of rail activity.
> > Exciting times for sure!
> 
> The contract is between Progressive Rail and
> Roaring Camp and does not require any approvals
> from the RTC. The ACL agreement between the RTC
> and the St. Paul & Pacific is still in force.
> Regarding third party rail operations. Any
> operator may submit a proposal to operate on the
> Santa Cruz Branch Rail Line. An example is the
> upcoming light rail demonstration between the
> Boardwalk and Capitola. Roaring Camp and any other
> third party rail operator may do the same.

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