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Amended Contract Summary STB-CSXT68186 Amendment 16 CSX TRANSPORTATION AMENDED CONTRACT SUMMARY CONTRACT DATE June 29, 2009 EFFECTIVE DATE June 12, 2009 ISSUED BY E. A. TAYLOR, MANAGER-MARKETING SERVICES-J865 500 WATER STREET JACKSONVILLE, FL 32202 PHONE (904) 279-5572 •• • • ••• • ••• • • • • • •• •• •• ••• •• • • •• '• • ••• • • • • •• • • Amendment 16 to Contract Summary STB-CSXT 68186 Effective June 12, 2009, this Amendment is all inclusive of the provisions and changes to the original Contract Summary and any prior Amendments. Additions, deletions and cancellations to this contract Summary can be determined by comparing this Amendment to the prior Amendments, and if none, the original Contract Summary. ITEM SUBJECT APPLICATION 1 Participating CSX Transportation, Inc. Carrier(s) E. A. Taylor, Manager-Marketing Services-J865 500 Water Street Jacksonville, FL 32202 Phone (904) 279-5572 Livonia, Avon & Lakeville Railroad Corporation; New York Susquehanna And Western Railway Corp; Pioneer Valley Railroad Company, Incorporated; South Central Florida Express Inc 2 Commodity Sugar, Beet Or Cane, Dry. 3 Port Name Not applicable. 4 Mileage Not applicable. 5 Duration Services in effect: June 12, 2009. Expires with September 30, 2009. 6 Rail Car Data The shipper may furnish rail car(s) used for the transportation provided under the contract. The cumulative equipment total for all contracts for the transportation of agricultural commodities (including forest products, but not including wood pulp, wood chips, pulpwood or paper) does not exceed 40 percent of the capacity of carrier-owned and leased cars by applicable car type. 7 Base Rate or CSXT 2062 - Series; Revised Rates. Charges 8 Special Credit terms. Features THE END • • • STB-CSXT82172 Amendment 11 CSX TRANSPORTATION AMENDED CONTRACT SUMMARY CONTRACT DATE June 15, 2009 EFFECTIVE DATE May 22, 2009 ISSUED BY E. A. TAYLOR, MANAGER-MARKETING SERVICES-J865 500 WATER STREET JACKSONVILLE, FL 32202 PHONE (904) 279-5572 • • ••••• • • •• • • • • • • •• • • Amendment 11 to Contract Summary STB-CSXT 82172 Effective May 22, 2009, this Amendment is all inclusive of the provisions and changes to the original Contract Summary and any prior Amendments. Additions, deletions and cancellations to this contract Summary can be determined by comparing this Amendment to the prior Amendments, and if none, the original Contract Summary. ITEM SUBJECT APPLICATION 1 Participating CSX Transportation, Inc. Carrier(s) E. A. Taylor, Manager-Marketing Services-J865 500 Water Street Jacksonville, FL 32202 Phone (904) 279-5572 Toledo, Peoria & Western Railway Corporation 2 Commodity Grease Or Inedible Tallow Or Other Inedible Animal Oil Mill Products Or Foots; Lard; Meat Products, Nee; Nut Or Vegetable Oils Exc. Corn See 20465, Cottonseed See 20911, Soybean See 20921, Lin- Seed See 20931, Edible Cooking Oils See 20961, Oils For Medicinal Pur- Poses See 28311 Or 28312, Or Fatty Acids See 28994; Nut Or Vegetable Oil Seed Cake Or Meal Or Other By-Products, Nee Exc. Corn See 20469, Cotton- Seed See 20914, Soybean See 20923 Or Fatty Acids See 28994; Soybean Oil, Crude Or Refined Exc. Edible Cook- Ing Oils See 20961. 3 Port Name Not applicable. 4 Mileage Not applicable. 5 Duration Services in effect: May 22, 2009. Expires with March 31 , 2010. 6 Rail Car Data The shipper may furnish rail car(s) used for the transportation provided under the contract. The cumulative equipment total for all contracts for the transportation of agricultural commodities (including forest products, but not including wood pulp, wood chips, pulpwood or paper) does not exceed 40 percent of the capacity of carrier-owned and leased cars by applicable car type. 7 Base Rate or CSXT 4172 & 4312 - Series; Revised Rates. Charges 8 Special Credit terms. Features THE END STB-CSXT 65371 Amendment 35 CSX TRANSPORTATION AMENDED CONTRACT SUMMARY CONTRACT DATE June 23, 2009 EFFECTIVE DATE June 1, 2009 ISSUED BY E. A. TAYLOR, MANAGER-MARKETING SERVICES-J865 500 WATER STREET JACKSONVILLE, FL 32202 PHONE (904) 279-5572 •• ••• • ••• •• • • • • « • » •• « • •••• • • • 1 • • • •a * • ••••* • ••••• •••••• •••• • •• • •• •• •• ••• • » • •• •< •••••• • • ••• • • Amendment 35 to Contract Summary STB-CSXT 65371 Effective June 1, 2009, this Amendment is all inclusive of the provisions and changes to the original Contract Summary and any prior Amendments. Additions, deletions and cancellations to this contract Summary can be determined by comparing this Amendment to the prior Amendments, and if none, the original Contract Summary. ITEM SUBJECT APPLICATION 1 Participating CSX Transportation, Inc. Carrier(s) E. A. Taylor, Manager-Marketing Services-J865 500 Water Street Jacksonville, FL 32202 Phone (904) 279-5572 Chesapeake And Indiana Railroad Company Inc.; Chicago, Ft. Wayne & Eastern; Columbus & Ohio Railroad Company; Evansville Western Railway; Falls Road Railroad Co Inc.; Huron And Eastern Railway Company Inc; Indiana & Ohio Railway Company; Indiana Eastern Railroad Lie; Indiana Rail Road Corporation; Indiana Southern Railroad Company Inc; Livonia, Avon & Lakeville Railroad Corporation; Marquette Rail Lie; Mid-Michigan Railroad Inc; R J Corman Railroad Company/Memphis Line; R J Corman Railroad Company/Western Ohio Line; Saginaw Bay Southern Railway Company; West Tennessee Railroad Corp 2 Commodity Soybeans (Soya Beans); Corn. 3 Shipper/ ARCHER DANIELS MIDLAND CO. Identity • • • • • • • • • • o • c • •• Origin Anguilla Jet, Ga; *ll Casey - Ag; *ll Chicago - Ag; *ll Danville - Ag; *ll Decatur - Ag; *ll East St Louis - Ag; *ll Enfield (Evwr) - Ag; *ll Momence - Ag; *ll Nashville (Evwr) - Ag; *ll Newman - Ag; *ll Oblong (Inrd) - Ag; "II Olney - Ag; *ll Seneca - Ag; *ll Watseka - Ag; *ll Woodlawn (Evwr) - Ag; *ll Xenia - Ag; *ln Anderson - Ag; *ln Aurora - Ag; *ln Boston (lerr) - Ag; *ln Decatur (Cfe) - Ag; *ln Evansville Csxt - Ag; *ln Frankfort - Ag; "In Garrett - Ag; *ln Hamlet (Cfe) - Ag; *ln Indianapolis - Ag; *ln Lafayette - Ag; *ln Lapaz - Ag; *ln Monon - Ag; *ln Morristown - Ag; *ln Mount Vernon (Evwr) - Ag; *ln North Judson(Ckin) - Ag; *ln Plainville (Isrr) - Ag; *ln Princeton - Ag; *ln Seymour - Ag; *ln Sullivan - Ag; *ln Terre Haute - Ag; *ln Vincennes - Ag; *Ky Bowling Green - Ag; *Ky Hopkinsville - Ag; *Ky Livermore - Ag; *Ky Louisville - Ag; *Ky Owensboro - Ag; *Ky Sebree - Ag; *Ky South Union (Rjcm) - Ag; *Mi Akron (Hesr) - Ag; *Mi Breckenridge (Mmrr) - Ag; *Mi Brown City (Hesr) - Ag; *Mi Croswell (Hesr) - Ag; *Mi Detroit - Ag; *Mi Elkton (Hesr) - Ag; *Mi Flint - Ag; *Mi Gera (Hesr) - Ag; *Mi Grand Ledge - Ag; *Mi Hamilton - Ag; *Mi Kinde (Hesr) - Ag; *Mi Marlette (Hesr) - Ag; *Mi Newaygo (Mqt) - Ag; *Mi Saginaw (Sbs) - Ag; *Mi Saginaw - Ag; *Mi Sunfield - Ag; *Mi Ubly (Hesr) - Ag; *Mi Webberville - Ag; *Nj Bordentown - Ag; *Ny Albany - Ag; *Ny Buffalo-Ag; *Ny Dunkirk - Ag; *Ny Finger Lakes - Ag; *Ny Knowlesville(Frr) - Ag; *Ny Lakeville (Lai) - Ag; *Ny Rochester - Ag; *Ny Syracuse - Ag; *Ny Watertown - Ag; *Oh Chillicothe - Ag; *Oh Cincinnati - Ag; *0h Cleveland - Ag; *Oh Columbus - Ag; *Oh Deshler - Ag; *0h Elgin (Rjcw) - Ag; *Oh Fayne (lory) - Ag; *Oh Fostoria - Ag; *0h Grafton - Ag; *Oh Jeffersonville (lory) - Ag; *Oh Kenton - Ag; *0h Lima (Cfe) - Ag; *Oh Lima - Ag; *Oh Marion (Cfe) - Ag; *Oh Marion - Ag; *Oh Mechanicsburg (lory) - lory; *Oh Metamora (lory) - Ag; *Oh Newark (Cuoh) - Ag; *Oh Sidney - Ag; *Oh Thackery (lory) - Ag; *Oh Toledo - Ag; *Oh Uniopolis (lory) - Ag; *Oh Urbana (lory) - Ag; *Oh Willard - Ag; *On Sarnia - Ag; *On Wallaceburg - Ag; *On Windsor - Ag; *Tn Decherd - Ag; *Tn Humboldt - Ag; *Tn Kenton (Wtnn) - Ag; *Tn Martin (Wtnn) - Ag; *Tn Memphis - Ag; *Tn Nashville - Ag; *Tn New Johnsonville - Ag. Destination Valdosta, Ga. Location * For further location details, see attached. Details Port Name Not applicable. J_ Mileage Not applicable. 8 Duration Services in effect: June 1, 2009. Expires with September 30, 2009. Rail Car Data The shipper may furnish rail car(s) used for the transportation provided under the contract. The cumulative equipment total for all contracts for the transportation of agricultural commodities (including forest products, but not including wood pulp, wood chips, pulpwood or paper) does not exceed 40 percent of the capacity of carrier-owned and leased cars by applicable car type. 10 Base Rate or CSXT 4306, 4315 & 92342 - Series; Revised Rates. Charges 11 Volume Single car or unit train. 12 Special Credit terms. Features THE END • • • • • • • • • • • • STB-CSXT 7297.020 Amendment 2 CSX TRANSPORTATION AMENDED CONTRACT SUMMARY CONTRACT DATE June 29, 2009 EFFECTIVE DATE June 15, 2009 ISSUED BY E. A. TAYLOR, MANAGER-MARKETING SERVICES-J865 500 WATER STREET JACKSONVILLE, FL 32202 PHONE (904) 279-5572 • • • • Amendment 2 to Contract Summary STB-CSXT 7297.020 Effective June 15, 2009, this Amendment is all inclusive of the provisions and changes to the original Contract Summary and any prior Amendments. Additions, deletions and cancellations to this contract Summary can be determined by comparing this Amendment to the prior Amendments, and if none, the original Contract Summary. ITEM SUBJECT APPLICATION 1 Participating CSX Transportation, Inc. Carrier(s) E. A. Taylor, Manager-Marketing Services-J865 500 Water Street Jacksonville, PL 32202 Phone (904) 279-5572 Huron And Eastern Railway Company Inc 2 Commodity Oil, Sunflower Seed, Liquid Or Solidified; Rapeseed Oil (Colza Oil); Ethyl Alcohol, Anhydrous, Denatured In Part With Petroleum Products And/Or Chemicals, Petroleum Products And/Or Chemicals Not To Exceed Five Percent Not Fit For Human
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