While there is not a definition of ``excavation'' in the bill, some definitions in other bills on this subject would have covered routine railroad maintenance. I am concerned that railroads might be required to participate in a program that places an undue burden on activities that pose little threats to underground facilities. How would the bill before us affect this matter?
Gerald Ford: “While there is not a definition of ``excavation'' in the bill, some definitions in other bills on this subject would…”
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Discussing concerns about the implications of a bill on railroad maintenance and excavation definitions.
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