Docket Number A-2026-3060882

Docket Number	A-2026-3060882	Status	Active
Applicant	SEDA-COG JOINT RAIL AUTHORITY	Utility Code	999999
Complainant		Utility Name
Respondent		Utility Type	Non-Certificated
Responsible Bureau	TUS	eFiling Confirmation Number	2953184
Date Filed	03/04/2026	Date Posted	03/05/2026
Case Description	Application of the SEDA-COG Joint Rail Authority for approval to alter public at grade crossing, DOT # 264 161A, by installing a high type concrete crossing surface where State Route 54 crosses, at-grade, the single track of SEDA-COG Joint Rail Authority in Danville Borough, Montour County.

Action Date	Description	Date Posted
3/17/2026	Document Published on Web - Document 'A-2026-3060882 - Field Investigation & Conference Letter (3-17-2026).pdf' is made public	3/17/2026
3/5/2026	Document Served - Other - See Comments - Nature of Service : Email; Assigned to TUS RR.	3/5/2026
3/5/2026	Document Published on Web - Document 'Rail Application Acknowledgement Ltr - SEDA-COG Joint Rail Authority' is made public	3/5/2026
3/5/2026	Document Published on Web - Document 'Rail App - SEDA-COG' is made public	3/5/2026
3/5/2026	Case Created - A-2026-3060882	3/5/2026
3/5/2026	Assigned Responsible Bureau - TUS	3/5/2026

Document Name	Document Type	eFiling Confirmation Number	Date Received	Post On Date	Date Served	Reference Docket Number
A-2026-3060882 - FIELD INVESTIGATION & CONFERENCE LETTER (3-17-2026).PDF	Correspondence	2953184		3/17/2026		A-2026-3060882
RAIL APPLICATION ACKNOWLEDGEMENT LTR - SEDA-COG JOINT RAIL AUTHORITY	Secretarial Letter	2953184		3/5/2026	3/5/2026	A-2026-3060882
RAIL APP - SEDA-COG	Railroad	2953184	3/4/2026	3/5/2026		A-2026-3060882

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