Work continues on Tuesday, Nov. 1, on rail spurs to serve the Treasure Valley Reload Center on Tuesday, Nov. 1. Project leaders have surprised county officials with a $2 million request for another spur once said was unnecessary for three years. (The Enterprise/LES ZAITZ)

Engineering firm was ready for Nyssa project to ‘blow up’ over missing rail spur

by Les Zaitz on December 20, 2022

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Managers of the Treasure Valley Reload Center jeopardized the project's to Union Pacific Railroad when they cut one rail spur from plans. They had to scramble to reverse course, documents show, after rail engineers warned the project may be "dead . . .

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