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On 2008-11-09 21:30:43 +0000, D7666 said:
On Nov 9, 3:53 pm, Robert wrote: capital cost I can't understand why at least the /southbound/ platform at St. Pancras Low Level was not built as an island. It was designed that once, both platforms were. before the decision to move Eurostar to StPancras, under the complete separate TL2000 program what is now SPILL would have been a bit to the south/east of SPILL and of 2 island platforms. With TL2000 appearing to be going nowhere at the time, a creeping erosion decision was made i.e. one of several decisions that slowly erodes possibilites in other projects - and cut the KXTL replacement from 4 to 2 platforms.. prevents it being used as intensively as possible? In the long term it is a waste of resources, Indeed. That was what was wrong with the SPI rebuilding ... it was done for itself, a grandiose scheme that has left both what are now EMT and FCC with admittedly new stations but only just about enough to run today but no room for serious expansion for tomorrow. Thank you for the explanation. One can only sigh and mutter 'What a pity'. -- Robert |
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