old parts of the station. The evacuation of the station began at 21:30 local time and two hours later the station was free to open again. The bag was examined and no high explosive was found.

In January 2010, a one square metre (11 Sq Ft) section of the station's glass ceiling collapsed after ice had fallen onto it. One person suffered bruises by falling glass splinters and big parts of the station were closed due to safety reasons.

Tracks and other connections

There are 16 platform tracks at the station. Trains depart and arrive from five different railway lines:
 To the north on the Bohus Line, towards Stenungsund, Uddevalla and Strömstad.
 To the north on the Norway/Vänern Line, towards Älvängen, Vänersborg, Karlstad and Oslo.
 To the east on the Westernand that the County was entitled to rely on the plain language of the ordinance in refusing to allow the building of the landfill. Because the record supports the trial court's conclusion regarding the validity of the ordinance's enactment, we affirm.
Mid-Georgia is a limited liability limited partnership formed for the purpose of trying to build a landfill in Meriwether County. In December 1999, Mid-Georgia acquired a contract to purchase approximately 400 acres of undeveloped land in Meriwether County. In January 2000, Mid-Georgia first notified the County of its intentions to build a landfill on 240 of those acres and, pursuant to OCGA § 12-8-24(g), requested written verification that the proposed use complied with the County's zoning ordinance and solid waste management plan.[1] Mid-Georgia's letter stated that it recognized