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State transportation officials have narrowed their list of potential sites for a $150 million truck-to-rail CSX container transfer facility along the main Camden rail line from 12 to four finalists, including two in Howard, one in Anne Arundel and one in Prince George's counties.
...The fourth option is east of the line between Sunnyside Avenue and Powder Mill Road, west of Route 201 in Prince George's County.
Rail transfer facility site list shortens
Seeded on Fri Apr 1, 2011 4:10 PM EDT
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"That's a residential neighborhood."
"That's a lot of residential neighborhoods."
"My house is right across the street."
"I can see that from my bedroom window."
Ohhhhhh I can just smell NIMBY coming in a ruining this. I would just ignore the last two from the beginning.
I am all for working things out, but this terminal should be built and if it has to be close to residents than so be it. This is just a part of a bigger project that CSX is doing.
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