The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-11-04

Sec. g. Be it further ordained, That lhe water so furnished shall be clear, whole- some and suitable for all domestic and or dinary manufacturing purposes, and sui ficient in quantity for the uses Of said city and its inhabitants and for all man ufacturing purposes.
 See 4 Be 1t further ordained, That the building erected for the reception ana use of the pumping machinery of said waterworks shall be substantial and in every way suitable for the purposes for which they are built.
 Sec 5. Be it further ordained, That in addition to the pumping station and ma chinery now in use, consisting of an ag- gregate capacity of not less than 5,0oO,- GOO gallons daily, located on Village creek, there shall be another pumping station established on Cahaba river pro- vided with pumping machinery capable of delivering not less than 5000.000 gall Ions daily into the city of Birmingham, under a statistic pressure due to not less than 200 head, provided further that at any future time after the completion of the works contemplated on Cahaba river. the said pumping station now located on Village creek may be dispensed with at the discretion of the said water com- pany. and the use of the reservoir now in use may be discontinued.
 Pipe System
 Sec. 6. Be it further ordained, That in addition to the mains now in use within the limits of said city there shall be laid from the pumping station provided for in the foregoing section to be loca- ted on Cahaba river, main not less than 2i inches in diameter into the city of Birmingham. which shall be connected with the system of mains now in use. The x,yI1o nP -ai. ,1irl tay,, ,Jaa ha as to cover, supply. and keep supplied all portions of streets of the city which 1t may be necessary to supply, and be fur nished with all the necessary and usual stop gates, special castings, air valves, tlow offs. etc. Upon said mains shall be placed by said Birmingham Waterworks company at points within the present lin- its of the city to be designated by said mayor and aldermen, 200 hydrants in cluding those now in use, so located that said hydrants shall average not more than 50O feet apart, the new hydrants are to be double nozzle. of the best and most approved patterns. The payments shall become due for the same as soon as the water shall be turned on from said Cahaba river provided it is understood that any hydrants now in use, or that may be put in before said date, shall be paid for at the rate of sixty-six and two-thirds dollars G66 2-3) each per an- mum for first 15 years, and fifty dollars (S50) each per annum for all in excess of 15 until said water shall be turned on as aforesaid, and thereafter as nerefn provided. Said mayor and aldermen of Birming gham shall have the right to or dcv such number of hydrants put in as they see fit, even before said water from Cahaba river shall be turned on, to be paid for by said companq
 Reservoir Provided For
 Sec l. Be it further ordained that in addition to the reservoir now in use there shall be constructed either on Sades mountain or Red mountain, a reservoir of no less than 25,O00,0 900 gallons, the surface level of the wa ter in said reservoir when full to be not less than 32o feet above city 1a- tum, and the level of the water in said reservoir shall never be permitted to fall below an elevation of 300 feet above said city datum
 All of said works and extensions are to be completed and put into operation as soon as practicable, not later than April l. 1891.
 Sec 8. Be it further ordained that the pipes and mains herein provided for shall be laid with covering os not less than 20 inches below the es- tablished grades of the streets, ave- nues, alleys and public ways of the city, whether such Is the present sur face grade of the streets, avenues, al- leys or public ways or not. provided that it be understood that this section shall not apply to the pipes alread1 laid by the said Birmingham Water works company The term established grade" beneath which such mains or pipes shall be laid as herein provided means the established survey as made by the engineer of said city, accore- ing to his surveys thereof. made under the direction of the said mayor and al- dermen of said city and adopted as the grades of the city by the said mayor and aldermen of Birmingham.
 Sec. 9. If, after the said mains or pipes shall have been laid at the in- stance of the said Birmingham Water works company, it's successors or as. sign, as herein provided, the established grade of any such street, avenue, alley or public way shall be changed by the authority and direction of said city. then and in that event, the expense of changing the grades of any mains or pipes that may be laid in any such streets, avenues, alleys or public ways shall be paid by the city.
 Must Protect Company
 Sec. 10. Be it further ordained that the said mayor and aldermen will en- act and enforce such just. lawful and proper ordinances as may be necessary to protect the said Birmingham Water works company In the use and enjoy mont of its waterworks property.
 Sec. Il. Be it further ordained, That in consideration of these promises the said