Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1914-10-01

Article VI of this Charter, and re- questing that there be submitted to
 a vote of the qualified electors the
 proposition whether or not the city
 shall acquire said property the Coun-
 cil shall provide by ordinance for the submission of the proposition to a vote of the qualified electors.
 (b) Every grant reserving to the
 city the right to acquire the plant, as
 we'll as the property, if any, of the
 grantee, situated in or on, above or
 under any of the streets, avenues,
 alleys or public places in the city,
 or elsewhere, used in connection there
 with, shall in terms specify the meth
 cd of arriving at valuation thereof
 and shall further provide that, upon
 the payment by the city of such valu-
 ation, the plant and property so
 valued, purchased and paid for shall
 become the property of the city by
 virtue of the grant and payment
 hereunder; and every such grant I shall make adequate provision by way
 of forfeiture of the grant, or other
 wise for the effectual securing of eff ficient service and for the continued
 maintenance of the property in goOC order and repair throughout the entire term of the grant.
 (c) Whenever any plant or proper ty shall become the property of the city it shall have the right to operate the same on it's own account, or by ordinance to sell the same to the high est bidder at public auction, but no sale thereof shall be made until sub mitted to and approved by the people as in the manner provided by Article VII of this Charter.
 Section 19. The enumeration and specification of particular matters in this Charter which must be included
 in every grant shall not be con strued as impairing the right of the Council to insert in such franchise or grant, such other and further matters conditions, covenants, terms, restric- tions, limitations, burdens, taxes, as l sessments, rates, fares, rental 1 charges, control, forfeiture, or any other provision whatever which the Council shall deem proper to protect
 the interests of the people.
 Section 20. The Mayor shall have | the right and power to issue revOcable ] temporary permits and licenses to any person, association or corporation operating under a franchise or grant | from the city, for the purpose of tenn porarily making use of part of the streets, avenues, alleys or other public places in te city, for the better carry | ing out of the object of the said fran chiSe or grant and as an aid for ren- | dering better or more convenient ser vice to the people of the city, or such of them to whom such service l is or might be rendered within the contemplation of such franchise or grant such license or permit to be subject to the revocation or diScOntinu
 ance at any time in the discretion of | the mayor or council, and shall be | subject to such restrictions, limita- ! tions, burdens and regulations as the council may impose. The licensee O | permittee of such license or permit upon receiving notice from the mayor | of the revocation of such license OI permit, shall forthwith remove any property or obstruction on, in or under any street, alley, public place or build | ing described in such notice; and upO' l failure to remove said property obstruction immediately upon the re
 ceipt of such notice, the licensee ol | permittee of such license or permit re voked, and all other persons actins
 for or in behalf of such licensee or permitted opel ating upon or using any
 street, avenue, alley or public place
 or building for the operation or use
 of which the license or permit therefo
 is revoked, shall be considered and | treated as trespassers, be removed
 therefrom, and shall be guilty of [;
 misdemeanor.