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04/07/2009
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Memo closing case with an effective date of 4/7/09. |
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04/01/2009
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Service Notice |
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04/01/2009
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Entry ordering that an additional 30-day extension of time be granted and that CSX complete construction of the projects located at E. Broadway Road/ County Road 10 (509-368N) and at Latcha Road (509-366A) in Wood County, Ohio by May 5, 2009; CSX provide bi-weekly progress reports to staff, detailing the status project. |
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03/20/2009
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Additional information in response to the PUCO Order dated March 9, 2009 requesting additional information in connection with CSXT's February 20, 2009 request to extend the construction due date for the upgrade of warning devices at E. Broadway Road and Latcha Road crossings (DOT 509 368N & 509 366A filed on behalf of CSX Transportation by T. Butler. |
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03/13/2009
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Response of CSX Transportation to the PUCO order dated March 9, 2009 requesting additional information filed by T. Butler. (FAX) |
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03/06/2009
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Service Notice |
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03/06/2009
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Request for extension of the completion of construction date from March 6, 2009 to June 6, 2009 filed on behalf of CSX Transportation by T. Butler. |
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03/06/2009
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Entry ordering that a 30-day extension of time be granted and that CSX complete construction of the projects located at E. Broadway Road/ County Road 10 (509-368N) and at Latcha Road (509-366A) in Wood County, Ohio by April 6, 2009 unless otherwise ordered by the Commission. (GP) |
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03/04/2009
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Request of CSX Transportation for an extension of time to complete two projects in Wood County is granted but recommends that an extension be granted for 60 days filed by PUCO staff. |
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03/02/2009
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Correspondence requesting a construction extension date to June 6, 2009 filed on behalf of CSX Transportation by T. Butler. (original) |
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02/27/2009
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Letter requesting a construction date extension deadline to June 6, 2009 filed by T. Butler on behalf of CSX Transportation. (FAX) |
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02/12/2009
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Letter in regards to the existing warning device projects filed by S. Kirkland on behalf of ORDC. |
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02/06/2009
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Service notice. |
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02/06/2009
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Entry ordering that a 30-day extension of time be granted, and that I&O complete the Ballah Road project by March 6, 2009. (SF) |
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02/06/2009
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Letter seeking a further extension of 70 days to complete the warning device project filed by Staff. |
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02/06/2009
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Letter of notification that the extension date of February 9, 2009 will no longer be feasible due to unforeseen delays filed by C. Stone on behalf of Indiana & Ohio Railroad. |
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11/18/2008
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Letter stating that circuit plans and signal force account estimate in the amount of $268,796.00 are enclosed for review and approval filed on behalf of CSX Transportation by B. Biesterveld. |
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11/12/2008
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Service Notice. |
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11/12/2008
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Letter explaining that circuit plans and signal force account estimate filed on behalf CSX Transportation by B. Biesterveld. (FAX) |
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11/12/2008
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Entry ordering that I & O be granted an extension of time until February 9, 2009, to complete the project; that I & O provide monthly progress reports to staff, detailing the status of the project. |
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11/04/2008
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Memo approving the request of IORY to proceed with construction filed by G. Martin, PUCO staff. |
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11/03/2008
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Letter requesting to provide a formal vendor approval and NTP to install an Active Grade Crossing Warning Device at Ballah Rd. Railroad Crossing DOT #151878W in Derby, (Pickaway) Ohio so that the lORY can proceed with this project, and grant the Design\Build Vendor with notice to proceed (NTP). The RailAmerica selected Vendor (GETS) for this project has assured expedited handling of this installation once the NTP has been granted filed by C.Stone on behalf of Indiana and Ohio Railway. |
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07/02/2008
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Service Notice. |
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07/02/2008
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Entry ordering that the request for an extension of time by CSX be granted; that CSX complete construction of the combined projects located at E. Broadway Road/County Road 10 (509-368N) and at Latcha Road (509-366A) in Wood County, Ohio by March 6, 2009. |
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05/12/2008
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Letter regarding the East Broadway and Latcha crossing case filed by R. Huber on behalf of the Wood County Engineer's office. |
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05/07/2008
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Letter regarding authorization to proceed with revised preliminary engineering to include one large island circuit covering both the Latcha Road crossing and CR 10, East Broadway Road filed by M. McNichols on behalf of CSX Transportation. |
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05/07/2008
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Circuit plans and Signal Force Account Estimates filed by M. McNichols for CSX Transportation |
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04/01/2008
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Memo requesting that CSX also install as part of the same project an active grade crossing warning device at the adjacent crossing located; Wood County, near Perrysburg, Latcha Rd., DOT # 509-366A that will ultimately require an extension of time which is granted filed by G. Martin, Grade Crossing Planner, PUCO. |
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03/21/2008
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Request of CSX Transportation for extension of time for project completion to March 6, 2009 filed by M. McNichols. |
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03/19/2008
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Correspondence in regard to a change in scope of the project filed on behalf of CSX Transportation by M. McNichols. |
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03/06/2008
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Correspondence letter regarding a request to modify the plan and estimate of the CSX Grade Crossing Warning Project filed by T. Darfus on behalf of the Ohio Rail Development Commission. |
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02/22/2008
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Detailed estimate, material list and preliminary engineering for the modification of the automatic grade crossing warning devices at Opfer Lentz Rd. in Ottawa County, Ohio, DOT; 473837G, Milepost T-14.86 project filed on behalf of Norfolk Southern Corporation by B.Sykes. |
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11/20/2007
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Service Notice |
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11/20/2007
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Entry ordering that CSX Transportation, Inc., Indiana & Ohio Railway, and Norfolk Southern Railway submit to the Commission and ORDC site plans and cost estimates for the projects by February 20, 2008; that construction be completed by November 20, 2008. |
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10/31/2007
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In the matter of the authorization of CSX Transportation, Indiana & Ohio Railway, and Norfolk Southern Railway to install active grade crossing warning devices in five counties. |