In re the Proceeding, under the Grade Crossing Elimination Act , for the Elimination of the Existing Highway-Railroad Crossing at Grade of the Railroad Operated by New York, Ontario and Western Railway Co.
Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of the State of New York
1Opinion of the CourtEdgcomb, J.
East Seneca street is a public highway located in the easterly outskirts of the city of Oswego, and crosses at grade eight tracks of the New York, Ontario and Western Bailway Company, one of which is the running track and is used for the operation of both passenger and freight trains, and the other seven of which give access to industrial plants, coal trestles, etc. The tracks cover a distance of 233 feet, measured along the center of the highway.
Pursuant to the provisions of the Grade Crossing Ehmination Act (Laws of 1928, chap. 678), the city, in 1929, suggested to the Public Service…
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