West Virginia § 17-4-12 - 17-4-12. Same -- Railroad to file plans, etc., for separation with commissioner.
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§ 17-4-12. 17-4-12. Same -- Railroad to file plans, etc., for separation with commissioner.
Within sixty days after the entry of any order by the state road commissioner, directing a separation or elimination of grades at any point, as herein provided, unless legal proceedings be taken, the railroad company affected by such order shall, in the case of a separation of grades, prepare and present to the state road commissioner for his approval, plans, specifications and estimates of cost of the necessary approaches thereto.
Source: official West Virginia text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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