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Council OKs quiet-zone feasibility study for Bailey Boswell crossing after resident request
Summary
A resident asked the council to study installing a quiet zone at a busy Bailey Boswell railroad crossing; the council approved a feasibility evaluation and staff will work with the railroad and return with findings. The resident offered to pay half the study cost.
Saginaw's City Council authorized a feasibility study to consider creating a railroad quiet zone at the Bailey Boswell crossing after a resident described frequent, loud train horns near schools and housing.
Resident Mr. Lugano told the council he and his wife relocated to the Belt Mill neighborhood and that passing train horns can reach…
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