§ 7530 Railroad Map Filing Requirements

• •Railroad companies must draw a map of their tracks and the land they own, showing where the tracks go and which counties they pass through.
• •They have to give a copy of this map to the Secretary of State and to the clerk’s office in every county the tracks go through.
• •The map must be signed by the company’s chief engineer, president, and secretary to prove it’s real.
• •The railroad company must keep a copy of the map at their office so people can look at it if they need to.

A railroad company builds new tracks through three counties.

The company must draw a map showing exactly where the tracks are and the land they own around them. They have to give this map to the state and to each of the three counties. The map must be signed by the company’s top engineers and bosses. They also have to keep a copy at their office so if someone wants to see it, like a neighbor or another company, they can.