Yes. I have massively, a lot. I share the frustrations of your constituents.
I would suggest to you that the current relationship between municipalities and the railroad is one that's based on unhelpful conflict. The understanding is that the business of railroading is essential to the success of the nation and that it is in fundamental opposition to the project of living well within a community. I think that if we reject that fundamental framework and suggest that these two projects are fundamental to our long-term success, then we need to build a different framework that responds to that. That is fully within the federal government's purview.
Communities and railroads would be more willing to work together if their relationship weren't precast as oppositional, but if it were understood that the success of both was fundamental. I can point to so many other places in planning where previous oppositions have been recast in the emerging world as actually being in each other's same best interests.