RF&P Corridor definition

RF&P Corridor means the railroad right-of-way (most of which was previously owned by the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad Company) generally about 100 feet wide extending approximately 144.8 miles from about CSXT milepost at CFP 112 at the turn off point for Union Station in Washington, D.C. to about CSXT milepost A 29.04, and includes both (i) the right-of-way to be acquired by DRPT plus
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RF&P Corridor consists of all of the railroad right of way extending approximately 144.6 miles, as well as associated property, improvements, fixtures and personal property, (i) beginning approximately at CSXT milepost CFP 112.35 and QLZ 137.49/Amtrak MP 136.49 between Washington Avenue SW and 2nd Street SW in Washington, DC and extending to CSXT milepost CFP 110.1 at the southern terminus of the Long Bridge Project in Arlington County, Virginia, (ii) thence extending from CSXT milepost CFP 110.1 to CSXT milepost CFP 1.0/SRN 4.0 in the City of Richmond, Virginia, (iii) thence extending from CSXT milepost CFP 1.0/SRN 4.0 to CSXT milepost SRN 0.0/S 0.0 at Main Street Station in the City of Richmond, Virginia, (iv) thence extending from CSXT milepost SRN 0.0/S 0.0 to CSXT milepost S 10.9/A 10.7 at Centralia in Chesterfield County, Virginia and (v) thence extending from CSXT mile post S 10.9/A 10.7 to a connection with the S-Line (Segment 2) approximately at CSXT milepost A 29.04 in Dinwiddie County, Virginia.
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RF&P Corridor means the railroad right-of-way (most of which was previously owned by the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad Company) generally about 100 feet wide extending approximately
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Examples of RF&P Corridor in a sentence

  • The Commissions will use reasonable efforts to have the local law enforcement personnel with whom the Commissions work to cooperate with the Department’s and CSXT’s law enforcement personnel with regard to the Department’s and CSXT’s policing of trespassers within the RF&P Corridor.

  • The Department expressly reserves the right to construct future assets within the Virginia-Acquired RF&P Corridor from which the Commissions may be excluded.

  • The estimated (but not capped) cost of the Commissions’ phase 1 and phase 2 station projects in the RF&P Corridor is $211,000,000.

  • In addition to, but separate from, the Program, the Commissions will independently undertake a series of capital project investments in the RF&P Corridor focused primarily (but not exclusively) on passenger station improvements.

  • DRPT and CSXT have generally agreed to the Confirmed Track Separation Distances on the RF&P Corridor, under which certain Infrastructure Improvements will be located and constructed.

  • Any conflict between this Agreement and the Operating Agreement (CSXT/Amtrak) or the Operating Agreement (CSXT/Commissions) with respect to the rights of Amtrak or the Commissions, respectively, and CSXT, under those agreements with respect to passenger operations on tracks owned or dispatched by CSXT on the RF&P Corridor shall be resolved in favor of the Operating Agreement (CSXT/Amtrak) or the Operating Agreement (CSXT/Commissions).

  • On Sale Date 1, CSXT shall convey to DRPT all stations, platforms, and other passenger facilities with respect to the RF&P Corridor that are listed in the Segment 1 Deeds and are on the RF&P Corridor, and in accordance with the interests and timing provided for within the Segment 1 Deeds.

  • From and after each applicable Sale Date, this Agreement applies to the RF&P Corridor and Segment 3, but does not apply to Segment 2, except where Segment 2 is expressly referenced herein.

  • If either Party reasonably determines that the CSXT performance of dispatching is not facilitating optimized use of freight and passenger network capacity in the RF&P Corridor, the Parties shall discuss in good faith through the Performance Managers Committee the efficacy of a modification of CSXT dispatching practices and procedures.

  • Any amendments to the Operating Agreement (CSXT/Amtrak) or the Operating Agreement (CSXT/Commissions) applicable to passenger operations on the RF&P Corridor shall not unreasonably interfere with the operation of passenger trains thereon.


More Definitions of RF&P Corridor

RF&P Corridor means the RF&P Corridor (as defined in the Comprehensive Rail Agreement), including Segment 1 (as defined herein) and the CSXT-Retained Portion of the RF&P Corridor (as defined herein).
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Related to RF&P Corridor

  • Corridor or "Detroit-Chicago corridor" means the area between Detroit and Chicago within which a high speed rail line is to be located. The corridor shall run between the general geographic areas established by the proposal submitted to the commission.

  • Railway Corridor means, prior to the grant of a Special Railway Licence, the land for the route of the Railway the subject of that licence, access roads (other than Lateral Access Roads), areas from which stone, sand, clay and gravel may be taken, temporary accommodation facilities for the railway workforce, water bores and Additional Infrastructure (if any) which is the subject of a subsisting agreement pursuant to subclause (3)(a) and after the grant of the Special Railway Licence the land from time to time the subject of that Special Railway Licence;

  • Public building and "public work" means a public building of, and a public work of, a governmental entity (the United States; the District of Columbia; commonwealths, territories, and minor outlying islands of the United States; State and local governments; and multi-State, regional, or interstate entities which have governmental functions). These buildings and works may include, without limitation, bridges, dams, plants, highways, parkways, streets, subways, tunnels, sewers, mains, power lines, pumping stations, heavy generators, railways, airports, terminals, docks, piers, wharves, ways, lighthouses, buoys, jetties, breakwaters, levees, and canals, and the construction, alteration, maintenance, or repair of such buildings and works.

  • Interconnector means equipment used to link the electricity system of the State to electricity systems outside of the State;

  • Balcony means a cantilevered deck that projects from a wall of a building and which, except for a railing, is not enclosed; (Bylaw 5609)