congress has issued just over half of what they need to start work.it seems
that each 6-8 months some more money is added to the pot i belive a start date
is sometime in 2010
bill ewinger
Kenneth Martin <kmartin537@surewest.net> wrote:
The Burlington bridge has long been a problem for barge shipping.
Back in 2001 Dave Lotz posted an email about BNSF seeking a bid for
replacing the swing section with a lift section.
http://finance.groups.yahoo.com/group/CBQ/message/10267
Has anyone heard anything more on this?
Ken Martin
STEVEN HOLDING wrote:
>The neat part about the Burlington Bridge is the channel takes a dog leg thru
>the bridge. So larger tows often need a helper tug to get thru. Course then
>you get the skipper who knows everything and the tow gets stuck or turned
>sideways. During high water a barge can get away and get stuck under the
>bridge. Then you get the sunday sailers with sail boats wanting to get thru.
>Some will get so mad they lower the sail and go under.
>
>
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