Railroad companies get very upset about this kind of thing, tagged fences, damaged fences, waste dumped on their property. 

This then comes to making it harder for community groups to get funding from the railroads.

Back in the 90’s Jerry McKenzie was the CPR man in charge of keeping  the railroads right of way clear, free of dumped waste and painting of fences in the Junction down to were the track of Toronto Terminal Railways st Union Station.

Jerry was a hard railroad man, but was fair, he always brought up the issue that it was our community dumping stuff over the fence and o to the tracks, and marking up their fences and cars. 

Yet the CPR still indtalled smart start on all the locos, which would stop in the Junction, give 5000 dollars  to the WTHS to do a study of the roundtable. 

And the community needs funds from them now to save as fast as possible  the Junction railroad that is going away so fast.