City officials OK zoning change for Tri-State Iron to add shredder
Nov 03, 2004 | 11:07 AM
| Joe McCann
City officials in Texarkana, Ark., have rezoned portions of Tri-State Iron & Metal Co.'s property, clearing the way for the scrap processor to add a shredder and reduce its rail transport problems.
"We're not trying to infringe on any markets," Tri-State owner Howard Glick said. "We need a shredder to condense material so we can fit more on the rail cars. Everyone is still having trouble getting cars....
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