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Timetable No.2 TIMETABLE NO.2 DISTRICT 5 EFFECTIVE: WEDNESDAY, APRIL 01, 2015 AT 0001 HOURS REVISIONS PAGE Page Bulletin Date Description Number Number Central Florida Rail Corridor 1 Effective April 01, 2015 Timetable No. 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS GENERAL INFORMATION NAME PAGE EMERGENCY CONTACT VIA TELEPHONE Revisions Page 1 CFRC Safety and Security Communications Table of Contents 2 Coordinator (CFRC SSCC): Emergency Contact 2 (877) 235-7245 (407) 732-6755 CFRC Train Dispatcher Phone Numbers 2 Sheriff’s Office Emergency: 911 Officers 3 Non-Emergency: Volusia County: (386) 248-1777 Timetable Legend 4 – 6 Seminole County: (407) 665-6650 CFRC Timetable 7 – 9 Orange County: (407) 836-4357 Osceola County: (407) 348-2222 CFRC Special Instructions 10 – 14 CFRC Highway/Grade Crossings 15 – 18 Fire Department Emergency: 911 Non-Emergency: CFRC Bridges and Culverts 19 Volusia County (386) 248-1777 Opt #1 CFRC Speed Table 20 Seminole County (407) 665-5100 Orange County (407) 836-9000 Osceola County (407) 348-2222 CFRC TRAIN DISPATCHER PHONE NUMBERS CFRC Train Dispatcher Desk (D1) (407) 732-6753 (Primary) (407) 732-6754 (Secondary) CFRC SSCC (407) 732-6755 (Primary) (407) 732-6756 (Secondary) MANAGER OF TRAIN OPERATIONS (407) 732-6751 (Primary) (407) 732-6752 (Secondary) EMERGENCY CONTACT VIA RADIO Using the CFRC Train Dispatcher channel (097), press 9 to initiate an emergency call into the CFRC Operations Control Center (OCC). Central Florida Rail Corridor 2 Effective April 01, 2015 Timetable No. 2 OFFICERS FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION (FDOT) Name Position Email Office Phone Cell Phone Passenger Rail Operations Miguel Torres [email protected] (407) 732 6703 (386) 624-4116 Manager SunRail Public Transportation Jonathan Duazo [email protected].fl.us (407) 732-6707 (386) 956-7990 Manager BOMBARDIER – OPERATIONS & MAINTENANCE Name Position Email Office Phone Cheryl Boehm General Manager [email protected] (407) 732-6721 Dennis Smith Chief Transportation Officer [email protected] (407) 732-6716 Jeff Gilpin Manager of Train Operations [email protected] (407) 732-6751 Daniel Denton Safety and Security Manager [email protected] (407) 732-6709 Mike Dier Chief Engineer [email protected] (407) 732-6723 Denis Hamilton Mechanical Manager [email protected] (407) 732-6715 Shawn Furniss Road Foreman [email protected] (407) 732-6736 Richard Guindon Trainmaster [email protected] (407) 732-6725 TBD Road Foreman (407) 732-6724 Thomas Rossi Communications Manager [email protected] (407) 732-6732 HERZOG – SIGNAL MAINTENANCE Name Position Email Office Phone Nathan Morrison Signal Maintenance Manager [email protected] (407) 562-2700 John Humphrey Signal Maintenance Supervisor [email protected] (407) 562-2704 Central Florida Rail Corridor 3 Effective April 01, 2015 Timetable No. 2 TIMETABLE LEGEND STATION LISTINGS AND DIAGRAM PAGES HEADING SYMBOLS USED The railroad is identified by name and by a 4 Alpha character identifier - CFRC. 1. Track Direction COLUMN HEADINGS AND LISTINGS N – North S – South E – East W – West 1. Authorized Speed - The maximum speed NB – Northbound NE – North End permitted between mileposts listed may also SB – Southbound SE – South End include restrictions over road crossings or other EB – Eastbound EE – East End defined locations. Where speeds differ between WB – Westbound WE – West End various classes of trains, they will be listed in separate columns. 2. Speed References Abbreviations used are (P) – Passenger, (F) – SP – Refer to Speed Tables Freight, (I) – Intermodal, (U) – Unit. Where Where a speed is shown in the Authorized speeds differ in multiple track territory, the Speed Column of the Station Listings and speeds will be shown in shaded blocks. Diagram pages or the Additional Speed Table, the speed shown is the maximum speed and 2. Milepost - The alpha/numeric reference point does not supersede any additional requirements identifying a specific track location. At locations that may be imposed by Rules. to check speed indicators, the mileposts may be listed without alpha prefixes and will be shown 3. Abbreviations shown below are also found in with a wide border. the Special Instructions Page: 28.0 ABS Automatic Block Signal Rules 29.0 CONN Connection Track CONT Continuous 3. Station - A named reference point identifying a CP Control Point specific track location. CSDG Controlled Siding DB Drawbridge 4. Track Diagram - The timetable assigned DD Defect Detector direction from the first listing to the last is IND Industry Track defined above the track diagram by arrows and OTMT Other Than Main Track direction. (P) Passenger Station SG Single 5. Authority for Movement - (Auth for Move) - The STG Storage authority for movement rules applicable for the TC Traffic Control Central Florida Rail Corridor are listed below: TO Turnouts XOVER Crossover 510 – TC YD Yard 511 – CP 4. Road Crossings Activation Codes 6. Notes - Where station page information may need to be further defined, a number will refer to Types of Activation: “STATION PAGE NOTES” listed at the end of P – Constant Warning the diagram. M – Motion Sensor C – Conventional Track Circuits 5. Road Crossings Without Activation Codes XB – Cross Bucks Central Florida Rail Corridor 4 Effective April 01, 2015 Timetable No. 2 6. Type-1 Defect Detectors HBD – Hot Box Detector DED – Dragging Equipment Detector 7. Communications Text Boxes Communications Text Boxes show Dispatcher, Operator or other station. AAR channel, call-in tone and where used, the number of “clicks” to call the station. If there is a separate road channel it will be shown as “RD – ”. CFRC DISP 97 RD - 41 Central Florida Rail Corridor 5 Effective April 01, 2015 Timetable No. 2 LEGEND AUTHORIZED SPEED - MILE TRACK DIAGRAM AUTH FOR REFER TO SPEED STATION NOTES POST MOVE TABLES SOUTH 1 2 CFRC P F P F 60 50 60 50 SR 0.0 DISP - 001 TC Above the double line is a RD - 002 connecting RR or SD. 60 50 60 50 Text Boxes for SR 10.0 20 79 55 79 55 1 2 Dispatcher, Road, Yard and Engineering. Speed Track Number Change MP Designation TC 79 55 SR 20.0 NE METRO CP 50 50 Speed SR 24.0 24.0 Dead-end turnout Reference to Air Brake Indicator represent industry & Train Handling Rule Check XXXX spurs, team tracks etc. (Steep Grade) SR 28.0 28.0 TC 79 SR 30.0 MID METRO SP CP 65 SEE SPEED TC Miles between 10 TABLES stations. TC 65 55 SR 40.0 SE METRO CP 55 50 FCEN YARD Shaded and bordered YD - 003 represents the limits Yard Channel for yarding of a Controlled Point. instructions shown in text 1 box. 55 50 SR 55.0 50 40 Special Instructions Indication - refer to note in column. 1. Instructions for this location. 63.0 50 40 Reference to Equipment SR 65.0 Handling Rule (Handling XXXX 45 35 SR 67.0 cars prone to rocking) 65 65 67.1 50City Ordinance 45 Speed65 50 50 50 SR 70.0 DD 50 40 Connecting RR shown with dashed. Defect Detector Total miles on railroad or TC subdivision are shown on 65 50 50 40 SR 85.0 NE SKYLINE the bottom of the diagram. CP 85 MILES CSXT TO NS Central Florida Rail Corridor 6 Effective April 01, 2015 Timetable No. 2 CENTRAL FLORIDA RAIL CORRIDOR AUTHORIZED SPEED - MILE TRACK DIAGRAM AUTH FOR REFER TO SPEED STATION NOTES POST MOVE TABLES SOUTH P F CSXT SANFORD SD 79 60 A 749.6 SE DELAND CP A 749.8 TC A 750.0 CSXT DELAND 79 60 A 750.3 A 751.1 SPUR 50 50 CFRC A 751.5 DISP: 097-2 60 RD: 041 79 A 752.8 70 10.2 A 753.1 79 A 755.4 ORANGE CITY DD TYPE 1 A 757.0 70 A 757.2 79 TC A 759.8 NE BENSON JUNCTION CP 79 A 760.1 TC 65 CSDG 10,207 FT 65 60 2.0 A 761.4 SP 60 50 TC A 761.8 SE BENSON JUNCTION CP 60 A 761.9 1.3 1 2 TC 60 60 A 763.1 LAKE MONROE DB CP 45 25 A 763.7 1 2 1.2 TC 60 60 A 764.3 OCC CP TC CSXT CFRC VSMF 0.9 RAND YARD YD - 047 A 765.8 TC A 765.2 VSMF CP 60 60 A 765.9 0.8 TC 30 25 A 766.0 SANFORD CP A 766.4 CSXT TC 60 60 1 2 ALOMA SPUR 1 1. A 769.0 and A 770.0 are A 772.0 missing and there is only 50 45 749 feet between A 768.0 A 773.1 and A 771.10. 45 40 A 773.8 10.6 70 60 A 774.4 79 2 2. Measured Mile between A 776.1 LONGWOOD DD MP A775.0 and A 776.0. 79 60 TYPE 1 A 777.2 50 50 A 777.6 50 50 A 777.9 1 2 TC 50 60 A 779.2 LONGWOOD CP A 780.3 3.6 TC 50 50 Central Florida Rail Corridor 7 Effective April 01, 2015 Timetable No. 2 CENTRAL FLORIDA RAIL CORRIDOR AUTHORIZED SPEED - MILE TRACK DIAGRAM AUTH FOR REFER TO SPEED STATION NOTES POST MOVE TABLES SOUTH P F 50 50 A 782.0 1 2 TC 40 40 A 782.8 MAITLAND CP TC A 784.3 1.8 40 40 TC A 784.7 WINTER PARK CP 30 25 TC 3.1 1 2 TC 3. North Bound Signal A 787.8 FLORIDA HOSPITAL 3 CP Only. TC FCEN A 790.1 3.3 TC A791.1 NORTH ORLANDO CP 0.7 CSXT 3 1 2 TC KALEY YARD 30 25 A 791.8 MIDDLE ORLANDO CP 40 40 1.3 CSDG 3,696 FT TC SP CP A 793.1 SOUTH ORLANDO 40 40 TC A 793.6 60 45 2 3.4 1 60 45 CSXT A 795.5 TAFT YARD TC 79 60 A 796.5 SAND LAKE CP 0.2 SP TC A 796.7 TOFC CP TC SEXTON SPUR 1.3 SERVICE TRACK TC A 798.0 NE TAFT CP 0.8 TC A 798.8 MIDDLE TAFT CP CSDG TC 6,989 FT 0.4 SP TC A 799.2 SE TAFT CP 79 A 799.3 RC 70 0.5 BRANCH TC A 799.7 NE STANTON CP 70 0.8 STANTON A 799.8 SPUR TC 79 A 800.5 SE STANTON SP CP TC A 801.0 2.8 STANTON DD 79 TYPE 1 A 802.2 70 A 802.8 TC 79 A 803.3 KISSIMMEE HOLDOUT CP A 803.8 TC 65 60 Central Florida Rail Corridor 8 Effective April 01, 2015 Timetable No.
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