Enola Line not a Walk in the Court

June 16th, 2005, posted by bdonahower

Frustrated Lancaster County officials say continued resistance to a county takeover of the Enola Low Grade rail line for a recreation rail-trail is affecting public safety.

Some southern Lancaster Townships have taken legal action to use an earlier plan, which would cede the land to the townships along with millions of dollars.

Editorial note: the commissioner's current plan will add a lot to the recreational opportunities in the county and the townships should embrace this opportunity.

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Re: Enola Line not a Walk in the Court

On June 19th, 2005 Anonymous said:

“Editorial note: the commissioner’s current plan will add a lot to the recreational opportunities in the county and the townships should embrace this opportunity.”

The Enola Line takeover has been going on for 13 years. Anyone who would make a comment like this is someone who doesn’t live in the Southern End, hasn’t been involved in everything that has taken place, and needs to be more informed before saying something like this.

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