by chuchubob
Pinewald Station wrote:What businesses/customers are on that line? There is a power plant in Salem? Is that on the line?The Salem power plant is a nuclear plant. No need to receive coal nor ship ash by rail.
Bob
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Pinewald Station wrote:What businesses/customers are on that line? There is a power plant in Salem? Is that on the line?The Salem power plant is a nuclear plant. No need to receive coal nor ship ash by rail.
JJMDiMunno wrote: Why someone would want to do this, I don't know...but they did.And it Cost them $1800 non refundable... Unless they sent a fake check with the fake filing....
Mike DiMunno
chuchubob wrote:If the Feds had gotten around to approving a spent fuel depository (Yucca Mountain) would have been a good chance the shipment would have gone by rail.Pinewald Station wrote:What businesses/customers are on that line? There is a power plant in Salem? Is that on the line?The Salem power plant is a nuclear plant. No need to receive coal nor ship ash by rail.
Bob
Trainlawyer wrote:First, to Chessie GM50:Trainlawyer I was being skeptical of the false filing claim... as I was from the beginning with my first post. I later did some research on Mr. McFarland and found that he has many filings with the STB and thats why I questioned the idea of somebody spending $1800 on nothing. Yes lets see what plays out, if JP Rail, Inc. (SRNJ) or Salem County files a comment/response to this filing.
( Side note to DougD: I can assure you brother McFarland did not send a “fake check with the fake filing”. His client’s check for the filing fees and his retainer would have cleared before he sent it.)
wolfboy8171981 wrote:Are the Principal owners of Salem Industrial Railway INC known?Their mailing address comes up as "Continental Aggregates Corporation".