All public business outside of federal railroad filings were performed under the auspices of the CALA. In June of 2001, the Waccamaw Coast Line  Railroad (WCLR), a new division of the B&A, filed to operate 14.1 miles of railroad owned by Horry County, SC between the current terminus of the CALA in Conway, SC and the city of Myrtle Beach, SC where the line ended.
Under the auspices of the CALA, all public business outside federal railroad filings was handled. In June 2001, the Waccamaw Coast Line Railroad (WCLR), a division of B&A, sought to operate 14.1 miles of Horry County-owned rail between Conway and Myrtle Beach.