The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-05-16

tbs consent Of such other companies
be first obtained; and provided fur
Their, that such occupation and use of
such eonduits. poles and other struc-
lures OF other companies shall be,
so far az they are applicable, in all
respects subject to the provisions OF
the ordinances granting permission
to such other companies to construct,
operate and maintain such conduits
poles and other structures in said
city Said grantee may permit the
occupation and use Of its conduits,
poles and other structures laid or
erected under or upon any public
road, street, highway or other public
way under this grant by any other
company having at the time OF such
occupation and use, the right TO place
and maintain wire and electrical con.
ductors under and along sucn public
road, street, highway or other pub
lie way
Section g.. That the work of erect
ing poles or other structures and OF
laying conduits hereunder shall be
done subject to the supervision of the
city engineer and director of public
works or such officer as may be
directed by the said mayor and
council, and the said company shall
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any sidewalk or street that may be
displaced or disturbedsby the erection
or laying Of such poles. structures or
conduits, and upon the failure OF said
company TO begin such work after
five 90 days notice in writing shall
have been given by the said city to
said company, and complete the same
with reasonable dispatch, the city
may replace and relay such portions
of the street or sidewalk as may have
been disturbed or displaced by the
said company, and the cost so incur
red shall be paid by said company
All poles shall be neat and symmetri-
cal and all electrical conductors
thereon extending along or acress a
public highway shall be attached to
such poles at an altitude OF not less
than twenty 600 feet above the sur
face of the ground.
Section 4. That whenever request.
ed to DO 80 by the proper authorities
of the city, said company shall pro-
vide, without expense to the city, on
each pole, or other structure erected
and in each conduit laid hereunder
space for the wires of the police and
fire alarm telegram system OF said
city, provided, that said company
shall not be required to furnish to the
city space in excess of that required
for one crossarm on each pole or
the equivalent on each structure or
more than one duct in each conduit
and provided, further, that no use.l
shall be made Of such space by said
clay which will. result in interfering
with the operation or use of saI~-
company property or will endanger
the property or employees of said com.
pany. lass
Section 5. That said company shall
at all times be subject to the city
ordinances now in existence or which
may be passed hereafter, regulating
the use of public streets, roads and
highways by telephone and telegraph
companies.
Section 6. That said company shall
indemnify the city of Brunswick, Ga,
against and assume full liability for
all damages which may arise or ac
crue to said city from any injury
to persons or property caused by the
work authorized herein or by the
neglect of said company or any OF
its employees to comply with any or
dinance regulating the use OF the pub
lie streets, roads and highways of
said city and the acceptance by said
committee OF this ordinance shall
NVhStituto oH dSEtctittlb ny IL W pay
the city any sum of money for which
the city may become liable by reason
OF such injury
Section T. That the permission
hereby granted and the terms and
conditions imposed herein shall ex-
tend and apply to the said company,
its successors. assigns and lessees.
Section s. That this ordinance
shall be in force and effect from and
after the earliest date permitted By
Law upon the filing by the said com
pany in the office of the clerk
OF said city its acceptance thereof.
Adopted
The following ordinance was placed
on first reading and referred to the
ordinance committee:
BY Alderman Jones.
An ordinance to amend Section
Two Hundred and Thirty-Seven (237l
of the Code of the cay of Brunswick
tJohnson's Code1, changing the fees
of the keeper of the guard house,
and for other purposes.