The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1914-08-28


with a minimum of $4,000 for loca-
ton.
No squirrel cage motors over 20 H.
P. will bee permitted. Any motors
over 20 H. p. must be of slip ring
construction and must be approved
by the light and water committee be-
fore current will be supplied.
For cooking and heating, current
will be supplied at rate of &c per
K. w. H., but this rate applies only
when the current is used between ten
P. NJ. and five P. NJ. In order to
secure advantage of either the cook
ing and heating or the power rate
the services must be wired and meter
ed separately from the lighting cur
rent and all specifications for same
must be approved by the light and
water committee.
No. 1. The city will run its service
wires to a convenient point on the
consumers premises, but the con-
sumner will furnish all inside wiring,
except for series arc lamps, put up
and maintained in accordance with
the requirements of the Southeastern
Underwriters Association. All plans
for wiring will be subject to approval
of the light and water committee as
to location of the meter and the en-
trance for each building, otherwise
these locations will be subject to
such change, to be made by the con-
sumner, as may be determined by the
light and water committee in it's dis
erection.
No. 2. All lamps, meters, wires,
and other appliances furnished by
the city shall remain its property.
No. 8. The consumer will be respon-
sible for all damages to. or less of.
city's property located upon the con-
sumer's premises, unless such be &C.
casioned by the city's act.
No. 4. The city's authorized rep
resentatives shall at all reasonable
times during the continuance of this
service have free right Of access to
the consumers premises, for the ex-
animation, removal and repair of any
of it's property, or for any other pur
pose connected with its business.
Meter readers must be allowed ac-
cess to the meter each month to OBJ
tain the regular monthly meter read
ing.
No. 5. The city reserves the right
to shut off the supply of current with
out notice for any of the following
reasons: 1st, for repairs; End, for
want to supply; 3rd, for non-payment
of bill when due; 4th, for fraudulent
representation in relation to consump-
ton of current; 5th, for any viola
ton of this agreement; 9Th, on ac-
count of riots. strikes, instructions,
municipal authority, acts of God or
of the public enemy.
No. 6. Consumer are not permitted
to use the current for any purpose
nor in any place nor at any time ex-
cept as specified in this agreement
and the consumer will be held respon-
siible for any damage occurring to
any transformers, or other appliance
Of the city, by reason of the use of
more or larger lamps, or in any. way
increasing the designated service
without first obtaining permission
from the light and water committee
for such increases.
No. Z. In case or unsatisfactory
light or service, written notice should
be sent at once to the light and
water committee. Inspectors, agents
or employees of the city are express.
ly forbidden to demand or accept any
compensation for services rendered.
No. s. Meter reading will be taken
for a period of thirty days, and bills
will be rendered on the day following
meter reading, or as soon thereafter
as possible. Bills must be paid to
the city clerk on or before the 10th
of each, or the service will be sub
ject to discontinuance, without furth-
er notice. and a charge of $1.0O for
cutting out and recommending the wires
will be made.
No. 9. The city will furnish free
of charge the necessary recording
Watt meter for the installation of the
within specified service, but consum-
ers will be subject to a deposit, de-
pendent upon the amount of service
to be used, of not less than $500 for
residence purposes and not less than
$500 for business, as a guaranty of
compliance with these rules, which
amount will be returned to the con-
sumner upon the termination OF the
service and the payment of all obi
cations ARISING