Railroad property means the operating property, including franchises, of each railroad operated in this state, including any electric or other street or interurban railway.
Railroad property means all real property owned by Jefferson Holdings, L.L.C., a Michigan limited liability company, which was acquired from Riverfront Holdings, Inc. and Grand Trunk Western Railroad Incorporated.
Railroad property means all tangible property owned, leased or operated by a railroad carrier including, but not limited to, a right-of-way, track, roadbed, bridge, yard, shop, station, tunnel, viaduct, trestle, depot, warehouse, terminal or any other structure or appurtenance or equipment owned, leased or used in the operation of a railroad carrier including a train, locomotive, engine, railroad car, signals or safety device or work equipment or rolling stock.
Examples of Railroad property in a sentence
The Railroad Engineer may require that the Contractor vacate Railroad property.
This should be reviewed at least weekly, and with any new employee working on Railroad property.
Failure to provide evidence as required by this section shall entitle, but not require, Railroad to remove contractor from or deny entry of Contractor to Railroad property immediately.
All unattended equipment that is left parked on Railroad property shall be effectively immobilized so that it cannot be moved by unauthorized persons.
No crane or equipment may be set on the rails or track structure and no material may be dropped on Railroad property.
More Definitions of Railroad property
Railroad property or "Property" is any real property in the State of Florida that is controlled, at the time of execution of this MOU or in the future when the MOU is used and Environmental Site is created, by Railroad via charter, easement, fee title or other mechanism such that Railroad is the "Real Property Owner” as defined in Rule 62- 80.200(44), FAC.
Railroad property means land, usually a strip, used in the operation, maintenance or construction of a railroad.
Railroad property means all tangible property owned, leased
Railroad property means all tangible property owned, leased, or operated by a railroad carrier including a right of way, track, bridge, yard, shop, station, tunnel, viaduct, trestle, depot, warehouse, terminal, or any other structure, appurtenance, or equipment owned, leased, or used in the operation of any railroad carrier including trains, locomotives, engines, railroad cars, work equipment, rolling stock, or safety devices. "Railroad property" does not include a railroad carrier's administrative buildings or offices, office equipment, or intangible property such as software or other information.
Railroad property means all property owned, leased or operated by a railroad carrier, including a right-of-way, track, bridge, yard, shop, station, tunnel, viaduct, trestle, depot, warehouse, terminal, railroad signal system, train control system, centralized dispatching system or any other structure, appurtenance or equipment owned, leased or used in the operation of any railroad carrier, including a train, locomotive, engine, railroad car or safety device, or work equipment or rolling stock. "Railroad property" does not include administrative buildings, administrative offices or administrative office equipment;
Railroad property means all real and personal property owned by Commission, including but not limited to Museum Property, the Railroad, locomotives, rolling stock, equipment, tools, rights of way, station facilities and related real and personal property.
Railroad property means all real property owned, leased, or operated by a railroad company including a right-of-way, track, bridge, yard, shop, viaduct, trestle, depot, or any other structure, appurtenance, or equipment owned, leased, or used in the operation of any railroad company including a train, locomotive, engine, railroad car, work equipment, rolling stock, or safety device. “Railroad property” does not include any portion of a public street running adjacent to a railroad track;