Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-03-08
: And it is further providsdithat, a af. i,
fer five years from thef APPROVAL Sok.
this. ordinance, should the saidl .xs<& J

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Ser FIVE years. from ithef APPROVAL koi
this. ordinanae, / should the saidE .sG J
its successor or assigns be compelled
BIZ virtue of any state or municipal
law or ordinance to place its or then
conductors or any portion or portions
theref under ground, that it shall pre-
vide and maintain at its own expense
the trench or trenches necessary fol
the bu,ying of such conductors, and
bear the entire expense and respon-
sibility incident to the opening and
closing of such trench or trenches
and the proper relaying Of the pave
ments thereby disturbed, and the SAID
..... its successors or assigns
bearing the entire expense incident
to the furnishing ard placing within
such trench or trenches of the under
ground conductors and conduits so
required.
5-For failure to comply with any
material requirement of this ordi-
nance, the said ....... its success
.ors or assigns shall be liable to fine
of not less than ten dollars nor more
than one hundred dollars for each Of
feuse, each days failure to be sepa-
rate offense, said fine to be collected
as other fines are collected and paid
INTO the City Treasury. The imposi-
ton Of any fine hereunder snail no.
prevent a forfeiture under the fore
going section.
6-That said ....... its success
sors or assigns, in the equipment of
the poles, wires, cables, fixtures or
other works, will use such appliances
as are best designed to prevent IN
Jury by electrolysis to the water and
gas mains and pipes or other pubic
improvements in the City, and will
pay to the City Council all damages
to gas mains and pipes occasioned
by electrolysis caused by failure to
use such appliances, and will also in
demnify and save harmless the City
Council fran all claims or damages
oc.asioned to person or property,
growing out of injury from the fail
ure to use such Appliances. The said
49,. its successors or assigns
agree and bind themselves to held the
City Council free and harmless from
liability from any and all damages,
except as herein otherwise express-
IL agreed. that may accrue to any
person or persons or corporation or
CORPORATIONS. on account of injury or
damage TO person or property. grow
inw out Of the construction, improve
mcnt. maintenance. repair or opera
ton of the works and fixtures hereby
authorized, and, whenever the City
Council is liable therefor, and, &ha!I
be sued for such damage, either mr.
dcpendcntiv or jointly with the sad
its successors or assigns OH
account thereof the said ........ It's
successors or assigns, upon notice to
it or them by the City Council, Will,
evcpDt in case where it is herein
agreed that the entire responsibility
FOR any stated work, shall lie on the
CITY Council defend rhc City Council
III such suit, and in the event OF a
Judgment being obtained against inc
Citv Council either independently or
Jointly with said ....-... its success
sor<. or assigns. on account Of acts o.
cnis.io ions Of the said ........ It's
successor or assign. then said
i successors CT assigns vii! pay such
Judgment with all costs and hold the
City Council harmless thercfror?.
Section 2.-1'hat upon tie approval
Of this ordinance by the Mayor Of me
CITY Of Alexandria. It snail be the
duty CT the Clerk Of the City coun-
Gil. to cause to be advertised once 4
week for four successive weeks, IN
newspaper published in the City Of
Alexandria, d draft Of the ordinance
contained in the foregoing section, ana
in addition, he shall, in such adEcr.
.isemcnt, invite bids for the franchise
privileges and rights proposed to be
granted in the proposed ordinance.
The costs Of this advertisement shall
be reimbursed 10 the City Council
Of Alexandria by the person or cor
poraticn to whom the grant OF this
franchise is finally made.
The City Council RESERVES the right
to reject any and all bids. Every Did
der will be required 10 file with MS
bid certified checE: for one hundred
dollars, payable to the order Of tne
City Ctunci! of Alexandria, WHICH
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