This posed a problem for Dorset county council, which had decommissioned all its primary school kitchens in the 1980s.
The authority has turned instead to the station that was replaced at South Ferry — a century-old stop at the same location, which was decommissioned four years ago.
Opposite is York's old railway station (now the council offices) which was decommissioned in 1877 to facilitate the passage of the non-stop mainline link to Scotland.
It would meander south across the Sound and tie in to the power substation built on the grounds of the Shoreham nuclear power plant, which was decommissioned in 1992 before it ever produced electricity.
VERTICAL PLAYER REPERTORY: "IL TABARRO" With the blessing of American Stevedoring, Inc., the feisty Brooklyn company will stage Puccini's on-the-waterfront tragedy at an actual waterfront — Red Hook Marine Terminal, the last working container port in Brooklyn, at which the decommissioned oil tanker Mary A. Whalen (i.e., the stage) is docked.
TOLEDO, Ohio — Before it became known as the Marina District, the 128 acres of tall grass and dirt piles on the Maumee River here was home to one of the city's most prominent eyesores, the Acme coal-fired power plant, which was decommissioned in 1994.
A.: Like the venerable carrier itself, which was decommissioned in 1974, most of the airplanes and helicopters aboard the Intrepid, at 12th Avenue and 46th Street, arrived when they were no longer fit for military service, either because they had exceeded their specified flight hours or had a mechanical problem that was too costly to repair.
Mike Hancock, Liberal Democrat MP for Portsmouth South, said he believed it would be unlikely the ships, which were decommissioned in 2011, could be saved from the scrap yard.
SR 120 was also renumbered to SR 140, which was decommissioned in 1992.
It replaced Fort Doge in Iowa, which was decommissioned during the same period.
