Because capital was used somewhat lavishly in right-of-way construction and infrastructure, it was the practice to employ locomotives stingily.
Much of the land had been illegally seized, the website said, while some villas had been erected in right-of-way zones, with residents dispelling sewage into reservoirs which feed into the capital's water supply system.
Other transport carriers contend that such comparisons are not valid, because public investment in permanent structures (i.e., canals and locks) is not always taken into account, whereas for railways private investment in right-of-way costs is reflected in carrying charges.
I took a field course into East Texas, where I was immediately struck by the density of the imported fire ants' mounds in rights of way through the pine forests.
Chlorophenoxy herbicides are used both in cereal grain agriculture and in nonagricultural settings such as right-of-ways, lawns, and parks.
It is going to cost millions, if not billions, for sewer utilities to replace the lead pipes in the right-of-ways in each community.
By May 1985, MDOT had relinquished ownership of right-of-way in West Bloomfield Township.
Greenbelt land has been used for right-of-way in preference to acreage which can be commercially developed".
United States interest in the right-of-way was increased by the 1848 finding of gold in the Sierra Nevada, the finding the impetus for the California Gold Rush.
Further, recommendations for pipeline design, construction, and maintenance in shared rights-of-way are presented.
This process highlights that fine grained soils present in the right-of-way of HSR projects can be upgraded and used as materials for the capping layer.
