Special Report of Mr John F Wallace to the Committee On Railway Terminals of T

John Findley Wallace

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Arnold Beport.
"17. Dock Facilities Along River Road.
Provision to be made in all sections of the river road, both on the ground level and underneath the elevated structures, for suitable dock facilities or freight connections between rail and water, except where it is unnecessary to occupy the space by through connecting tracks. " * * 18. Efficient Development of Freight Facilities.
Agremeent to develop existing freight properties of the railroads to the fullest extent along the most efficient... modern lines. " **19. Equalization of Levels.
Provision to be made for the equalization, so far as practi- cable, of the levels of all viaducts across railroad property that now exists or may be herein authorized, with those of the river bridges and connecting streets or viaducts ; costs and benefits to be assigned according to the methods prescribed in this ordinance. " No. 2. Arnold Beport.
**20. Depression of Tracks.
Provision to be made for the depression of tracks now or hereafter located in the depressed area between Canal Street and the Chicago River, to a sufficient extent to enable reason- able equalization of the viaduct levels to be carried out with reasonable approach grades.

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