Donation of Surplus Railroad Materials to Gold Coast Railroad Museum
January 16, 2018
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The Frame
The county is transferring ownership of 3,000 feet of steel track and hardware to a private non-profit museum, requiring the County Mayor to finalize a formal agreement to complete the transfer.
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Gold Coast Railroad Museum, Inc.
The organization will receive ownership of the surplus steel track and hardware.
County Taxpayers
The county is disposing of public assets by donating them to a non-profit organization.
Last recorded activity January 16, 2018.
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Why It Matters
The county is transferring ownership of 3,000 feet of steel track and hardware to a private non-profit museum, requiring the County Mayor to finalize a formal agreement to complete the transfer.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is happening to the county's old railroad tracks?
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