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Code · Wisconsin · Chapter 85 — Department of transportation

85.065 Urban rail line relocations.

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85.065 Urban rail line relocations.
(a)Any county, city, village, town or combination thereof may apply to the department for a study of the cost and benefits of the location and form of railroad lines, associated facilities, and railroad operations within an urban area. Upon receiving such application, the department may undertake or contract for a study to determine the extent to which the existing location of such lines, facilities and operations serves the public interests in:
1. Reliable, economical and expeditious commercial transportation;
2. Safe and orderly movement of pedestrian and vehicular traffic;
3. Coordinated and environmentally sound planning for development or preservation of the area; and
4. Conservation of scarce land or energy resources.
(b)The study shall be performed in consultation with the applicant and other interested parties and shall result in a report describing alternatives to the existing location and form of such railroad lines, facilities and operations which assesses each alternative in light of those criteria.
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