Due to being informed of limitations in the room of choice, I revamped the plan to suit a smaller footprint. More storage than was anticipated is needed and the windows in the back need access - so I redesigned the layout. It is still from Fort Lauderdale to Deerfield and the switching will be a little modified.
Unlike the other layout S Dania would need to be accessed through a removable helix and the storage track north of DFB station is eliminated, plus I opted out of including Home Depot. However with the support of Google Maps, CSX has gained / regained three customers in Pompano Beach, FL. Boise Cascade is a frequent customer now and was shown to house two boxcars and two centerbeams in the 3/21/11 O/L; Fast Dry Courts had four tank cars; and Amerigas had seven (!) LPG tanks plus three waiting on the main track. The latter two "came from the dead" while Boise is new. Grace Construction is intact and included. I had a tossup between the Water Treatment Plant off of Powerline/Prospect and the Amerigas since I wanted one that was realistically located. Sun Sentinel and Publix are included as planned. Also, I added Allsteel and Gypsum, off of Sunrise Blvd, which was not in the original plan, a frequent recipient of coil cars. TRANSFLO, who receives dry bulk, granular, and ethanol loads, and the scrap metal team track, F05, and the spur track were not forgotten as well, in accordance to the old plan.
The pictures Mike M. graciously sent me before were a great help and support in deciding this plan, and I thank him.
So here is the rundown of customers by product:
- TRANSFLO: Cement, Plastics, Gravel, Ethanol, Corn Oil
- Team Track: Mainly Scrap Metal
- AllSteel: Coils of Metal *and lumber too! (Google Earth)
- Water Treatment Plant [Option A]: Chlorine and Soda Ash
- Amerigas [Option B]: LPG Gas
- Grace Construction: Um.... Oil?
- Fast-Dry Courts: Um... Chlorine? Bleach?
- Boise: Lumber and Construction Products
- Publix: Plastic Pellets
- Sun-Sentinel: Newsprint
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