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AbandonmentBefore the Surface Transportation Board

AB 268

This docket has not yet been observed directly in the Board’s dockets table; its entries below come from filings and decisions that name it.

This number is a series: each proceeding under it has its own sub-docket, and this record holds nothing against the number itself — what the Board holds is its own to say, and the backfill is still running (coverage). The 5 proceedings held here are indexed below.

3 filings, 12 decisions and 2 environmental comments observed here; last checked 11 Oct 2026, 01:36 UTC; last new entry 31 Aug 2026, 20:19 UTC.

Most recently active

All 5 are indexed below.

DocketProceedingRecordsLast activity
AB 268 (Sub-No. 16X) PORTLAND TERMINAL COMPANY --ABANDONMENT EXEMPTION--LINE IN CUMBERLAND COUNTY, ME 8 held
AB 268 (Sub-No. 10X) PORTLAND TERMINAL COMPANY-ABANDONMENT AND DISCONTINUANCE OF SERVICE-CUMBERLAND COUNTY PORTLAND MAINE 5 held
AB 268 (Sub-No. 15X) PORTLAND TERMINAL COMPANY -- ABANDONMENTEXEMPTION--IN CUMBERLAND COUNTY, ME 4 held

All 5 proceedings under AB 268

In the Board’s own order. A proceeding with nothing held is listed all the same — the Board opened it, and its number is the answer even where this record cannot show the documents (the record begins in 1996; see coverage).

DocketProceedingFilingsDecisionsLast activity
AB 268 (Sub-No. 1X) PORTLAND TERMINAL COMPANY - PORTLAND, CUMBERLAND COUNTY, MA — — none held
AB 268 (Sub-No. 2X) PORTLAND TERMINAL COMPANY — — none held
AB 268 (Sub-No. 10X) PORTLAND TERMINAL COMPANY-ABANDONMENT AND DISCONTINUANCE OF SERVICE-CUMBERLAND COUNTY PORTLAND MAINE — 5
AB 268 (Sub-No. 15X) PORTLAND TERMINAL COMPANY -- ABANDONMENTEXEMPTION--IN CUMBERLAND COUNTY, ME — 4
AB 268 (Sub-No. 16X) PORTLAND TERMINAL COMPANY --ABANDONMENT EXEMPTION--LINE IN CUMBERLAND COUNTY, ME 3 3

Entries

Each proceeding keeps its own entries, on its own sheet. The 3 filings, 12 decisions and 2 environmental comments held across this series belong to the 5 proceedings indexed above, not to AB 268 itself — the index is the way in.