The North Fond du Lac Village Board is taking a new approach
hoping to speed up the process of getting the railroad to stop blowing
the train whistles 24 hours a day at a village crossing. The board voted four to one Wednesday evening
to vacate Lakeshore Drive at the railroad crossing. Village Administrator Chuck Hornung says vacating a road is an easier, quicker process than
closing the road. Village residents have complained about non stop train
whistles that started September first
when the Federal
Railroad Administration lifted a “quiet zone”
in the village. Hornung says since then the train
horns have been sounding up to 150 times a day.
Now Hornung says the whistles could stop toward the end of next month.
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