This is what the Third Street crossing looked like before.

Union Pacific is finished with its work on railroad sections in
Hollister.
Union Pacific is finished with its work on railroad sections in Hollister.

U.P. had planned to do nearly $2 million in improvements in the Hollister area and did it over about a month period. The company did work at Hudner Lane, Wright Road, Third Street, Second Street and East Street, Fourth Street and South Street.

Much of the work involved replacement of rail ties and concrete panels. The city is performing some paving along with it as well, while the county and city will assist each other with paving and manpower on their respective portions of the line.

City Manager Clint Quilter told the Free Lance that U.P.s railway work is “essentially complete” and said the paving work – to be done by the city – will be combined with another paving project to “achieve some economy of scale” in the bidding. He said that work should be done in late May or June.

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