Timber Heritage Speeder working with Wahlund Construction to make room for train wheels

Former Eureka Councilmember Marian Brady told me Timber Heritage Speeder is working with Wahlund Construction. They are currently working "where the rails and pavement meet on 1st Street in Eureka. The Speeder cuts into the fresh, hot paving to make room beside the rails for the train wheels."

She said, "Hopefully the City of Eureka will cut room along the existing rail from C St. to the Bayshore Mall."