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Crossing update on Riverside

Written May 1st, 2014 by Hasso Hering
The crew takes a break Thursday afternoon on Riverside Drive.

The crew takes a break Thursday afternoon on Riverside Drive.

And finally tonight, this update: A crew working for the Portland & Western Railroad spent Thursday tearing out the bumpy pavement at the Riverside Drive crossing and putting down new asphalt.

I briefly talked to one of the guys, who said the paving crew came up from Eugene. He thought the road would be ready to be reopened to through-traffic by mid-day Friday.

The rail line is part of the old Oregon Electric route between Albany and Eugene. (hh)


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2 responses to “Crossing update on Riverside”

  1. Jim Engel says:

    And once again not much more than a patch job! Without a proper base putting asphalt over R/R ties will only come apart in short order. Why should the R/R be bothered in the first place. According to late 1800’s land grant laws, we the public are crossing their private land. JE

 

 
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