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  • Type:Notice
    Citation:90 FR 11455
    Reading Time:about 2 minutes

    Farmrail System, Inc. has submitted a notice of exemption to continue controlling Land Rush Rail Corporation (LRRC) once LRRC becomes a Class III railroad. This relates to LRRC's plan to lease and operate a rail line owned by the Oklahoma Department of Transportation and Blackwell Industrial Authority. The line does not connect with Farmrail's other railroads, which exempts it from certain approval requirements. The transaction involves Class III carriers only, meaning employee labor protections typically required for larger transactions do not apply. If all information is accurate, the earliest the transaction may proceed is March 20, 2025.

    Simple Explanation

    Farmrail System, Inc. wants to help a new train company, called Land Rush Rail Corporation, get started by leasing some train tracks they don't already use. This way, they can run some trains on it without needing tons of paperwork, and they won’t have to worry about special rules for workers because it's a small train job.

  • Type:Notice
    Citation:90 FR 11456
    Reading Time:about 3 minutes

    Land Rush Rail Corporation (LRRC), a non-carrier company, filed for an exemption to lease and operate a 37.26-mile rail line in Kansas and Oklahoma, previously under Blackwell Northern Gateway Railroad's control. This transition follows a Federal Railroad Administration emergency order that stopped BNGR's operations, granting a temporary license to Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railroad to manage the line. LRRC's annual revenue from this transaction is projected not to exceed $5 million, and the transaction may proceed on or after March 20, 2025, unless revoked. The exemption is categorized as environmentally and historically negligible, exempting it from broader regulatory reviews.

    Simple Explanation

    Land Rush Rail Corporation wants to take care of a train track in Kansas and Oklahoma. They are stepping in after another company had to stop running the trains because of safety issues.