City will try to work with Ardent Mills, Canadian Pacific Railroad By John McLoone The City of Hastings is going to work to quiet down the train horns disrupting the neighborhoods around the Ardent …
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City will try to work with Ardent Mills, Canadian Pacific Railroad
By John McLoone
The City of Hastings is going to work to quiet down the train horns disrupting the neighborhoods around the Ardent Mills Hastings Mill.
Several neighbors used the public comment portion of the Hastings City Council meeting on Monday, Aug. 15 to voice concerns over long, loud horn blasts from trains traveling from downtown to Ardent Mills at all hours of the day and night.
“Canadian Pacific Railway has their train running up and down from the depot to Ardent Mills. It’s just a small spur
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Residents who live near Ardent Mills complained to the Hastings City Council last week about the increasing train traffic to Ardent Mills. The problem is compounded by train operators lengthy use of train horns at all hours of the day and night. Photo submitted.
