The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-11-12
NEW ORDINANCES ON REGENT PROPOSAL
 OF B. R., l.. & P. co.
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 when. where and as directed by the city from time to time, each arc light furnishing approximately 1900 candle power of the type of lamp now in use for that purpose, or other type or types selected by the company giving an equal or greater illumination, and will also. when. where and as directed by the city, from time to time, install, maintain and illuminate with electric ity all 60 candlepower series tungsten lamps which the city may require Tor lighting the highways and public places of the city, provided, howevec, that such tungsten lamps shall be within the distance of 200 feet from tho then established arc lighting circuits of the company, and will also dis continue or change the location or either kind of lights, when and as dl- rected by the city, all lights, when in use under the direction of the city, to be illuminated every night during the period of use, from 45 minutes after sunset to 45 minutes before sunrise, according to the schedule of sunset and sunrise as compiled by the local Unit ed States weather bureau
 And, with respect to lighting the highways and public places of the city by street arc lights and 60 candle power series tungsten lamps, it is cov- enanted and agreed by the city with the company, in consideration of the covenants and agreements of the com pany with the city to be by the com- pany kept and performed as follows:
 "2. That the city will pay the com pany monthly at the rate of $5.21 per month for each arc light installed, ta;, ,i,,at ta1 oc oya T by the company. being at the rate of $62.50 per annum, and that the city will pay the company monthly at the rate of S2 per month for each said series tungsten lamp installed, main tained and illuminated, as agreed by the company, being at the rate of $2I per annum.
 And, further, that for all arc lights and tungsten lamps discontinued by direction of the city, the city will pay to the company such portion of the cost incurred in the original installa- tion thereof as the time such arc lights or tungsten lamps are not retained bears to the entire term of the con tract, and provided. further, that if the arc lights or tungsten lamps so discontinued are replaced or reinstated by direction of the city at the place or places of original location, then the company will repay 10 the city such portion of the amount paid to the com- pany by the city in accordance with the foregoing provision, as the term of subsequent retention bears to the term of discontinuance, less the cost of replafing or reinstating the same.
 City Reserves Right
 And it is mutually covenanted, un- derstood and agreed between the par ties that the city reserves the right to install, maintain and, from the light plant now owned and operated by the city or any other lighting plant here after established or acquired and oper- ated by the city, illuminate such lights for lighting the highways and public places of the city as the city may choose, but that the company will fur nish to the city, and the city will &C., cept from the company during the pe- riod of this contract, all electricity used by the city in lighting the high ways and public places of the city by arc lights, or 60 candlepower series tungsten lamps. except such as is fur nished by the city from-its own plant, as hereinbefore provided.
 And the city agrees to purchase from the company and the company agrees to sel! to the city, all arc lights and tung- sten lamps which the company shall have, at any time during the period of the
 
 rection of the city, and shall have after ward discontinued under the direction of the city, and also, such wire, insulators, transformers, rectifers, switch board panels and instruments and all such other auxiliary equipment and apparatus as are used exclusively in operating and illumi- mating such arc lights and tungsten lamps and which the city may bes able to utilize in lighting the highways and public places of the city from it's own plant, at the fair value of all such ma terial and, in the event the parties are not able to agree on tie fair value of such material then it's fair value shall be determined by the appraisement of the majority of three persons, one to be selected by the city, one to be selected by the company, and the third to be selected by the two persons selected by the parties.
 Lighting Residences
 And, with respect to the company's supplying electricity to the city and i'm ha abitants of the city for lighting resi- dences, offices, business houses and pub lie places, it is covenanted and agreed by the company with the city, in con- sideration of the covenants and agree ments of the city with the company, to be by the city kept and performed, as follows: That the company for period of 10 years from and after the 1st day of April. 1912, will supply to the city and to the inhabitants of the city, whose are within the service limits of the company, such electricity as it or they may require for lighting resi- dences. offices, business houses and pub lie buildings, upon compliance by the city and the inhabitants of the city with the reasonable rules and regulations of the company, as may from time to time be made and modified at the following rates:
 Schedule of Rates
 ''Ten cents per lkilowatt hour for all cleo tricity supplied to regular customers in every month up to and including a con- sumption equal to 30 hours use Of the consumers connected load in such month; and cents per kilowatt hour for all elec- tricity supplied in any one month in ex- cess of such consumption, the minimum