Re: SMART Claims Over Track in Sonoma
Author: david i
Date: 01-01-2010 - 17:24

Sonoma Valley: line is no longer there tracks removed and paved over or grapes planted along the row

At the “Ignacio Wye” next to the Hwy 101/37 interchange, a stretch of railroad right-of-way branches off to the east, generally following the Hwy 37/121 corridor. This rail corridor turns north in the Sonoma Valley and links to Schellville, an area just 4 miles south of the City of Sonoma. And, while SMART does not own it, another railroad right-of-way extends to the north linking Schellville directly with the City of Sonoma. Given the presence of these rights-of-way, in the future it may be possible to run passenger rail services directly from the Sonoma Valley to Marin County and/or the SMART (Hwy 101) corridor in Sonoma County. A right-of-way Preservation Policy would aim to preserve that possibility.

THE line is no longer there the last tiome i drove looking for it it was gone



Subject Written By Date/Time (PST)
  SMART Claims Over Track in Sonoma Chris 01-01-2010 - 12:16
  Re: SMART Claims Over Track in Sonoma david i 01-01-2010 - 17:24
  Re: SMART Claims Over Track in Sonoma mook 01-01-2010 - 19:36
  Re: SMART Claims Over Track in Sonoma synonymouse 01-02-2010 - 11:59
  Re: SMART Claims Over Track in Sonoma OldPoleBurner 01-02-2010 - 15:01
  Re: SMART Claims Over Track in Sonoma synonymouse 01-02-2010 - 15:53
  Re: SMART Claims Over Track in Sonoma BOB2 01-04-2010 - 10:17


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