§ 11592 Railroad Facility Dispute Resolution
This law says that if the government and a company (like a railroad or utility) can't agree on where or what kind of new facilities to build, the Public Utilities Commission will make the final decision.
A city wants a railroad company to build a new train station in a specific spot, but the railroad company disagrees.
If they can't agree, the Public Utilities Commission will decide where the train station should be built.
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§ 11592 Railroad Facility Dispute Resolution
Last verified: January 11, 2026