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See and hear a BNSF engineer
excessively blowing train horn
at 3:20 am on March 4 2007,
awakening residents not only all over downtown but as far away as Coronado and
Pt Loma.
View
the video
(and of course make sure your volume is on)
FRA responds
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Fed up with the
blast of Train Horns in the
middle of the night?
Do you want to know more about the Quiet Zone
Project in San Diego?
Then you have
come to the right place. This website
was created by
Downtown residents independent
of FRA, BNSF, CCDC, or any other government entities to provide
Downtown residents with comprehensive information, web links & contacts
to achieve
a better quality of life in our terrific city.
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Freight Trains, on occasion, have been blocking
Downtown San Diego
intersections for as much as an hour
at a time
making it difficult for Fire Engines & Paramedics to
reach victims on the western or southern side of the railway corridor..
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If you have information that you think would be helpful to the
visitors of
this website please use the form on the Sound Off
page.
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Comments from
Richmond, CA
Councilmember
Tom Butt
on
Quiet Zones.
Incident Reporting Crucial
see
advice from Sandra Simmons
Railroad Quiet
Zones
PO Box
124797
San Diego
CA 92112-4797
[email protected]
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Breaking News
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June 2, 2006
MAYOR SANDERS
ANNOUNCES
$109 MILLION BOND
SALE
for Downtown
Redevelopment Projects
includes
$1million - $1.5million
for Quiet Zone improvements.
Fact
Sheet pdf |
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Downtown San Diego
Quiet Zone
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