The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1923-08-09

construction or repair of said works,
provided that upon the City of Ken
newick receiving notice of claim for
payment for any damage or injury so
done, the said City of Kennewick shall
within thirty (3O) days thereafter
cause written notice thereof to be
served upon the Grantee, specifying
in such notice the nature of the in
jury for which damages are claimed,
and the amount of the claim thereof,
and all proceedings taken by the City
of Kennewick after such notice shall
be binding upon the Grantee, unless
the said Grantee shall see fit at its
own expense, to litigate the same.
The said Grantee shall place and
keep danger signals and guards about
all excavations made, at all times,
and shall place at least two red lights
at each such excavation during the
night time. Upon any neglect of the
Grantee, in any of the requirements
herein, the Council of the City of
Kennewick shall have the power to
repair such neglect at the expense and
charge of the Grantee, and the cost of
repairing the same shall become a
lien upon the property and works of
the said Grantee until paid, and shall
be enforced as other liens under the
code of civil procedure.
Section 5. The Grantee, its sue
cessors or assigns, shall furnish free
water for one drinking fountain, and
for every group of ten (1O) hydrants,
or major fraction thereof, shall also
furnish free water for one trough to
be installed at the place to be desig-
mated by the Council of the City of
Kennewick. Said fountain, trough or
troughs shall be furnished, installed
and kept in repair by the City of Ken
newick, and shall be of the customary
and ordinary size.
The Grantee shall at all times here
under maintain reservoir having a
capacity of at least two hundred
thousand (200,00O) gallons and in case
the growth of the city shall be suffici-
ent to make reservoir of such capac-
ity inadequate for the needs of the
city then the Grantee shall provide
for increase in the reservoir capacity
to such amount as shall be adequate
at all times to take care of the re-
quirements of the water users. Such
reservoir shall have such an eleva-
ton that the bottom thereof shall
be at least ninety (90) feet above
the United States Coast and Geodetic
Survey Bench Mark located on the
south side of Front street in the said
City of Kennewick, which Bench
Mark has an elevation of three hum
dred sixty-seven and seven hundred
forty-five one thousandths (367.745)
feet. The maintenance of such reser-
voir from which water shall be sup
piled for domestic and irrigation and
fire purposes, shall be accepted by
the City of Kennewick as suffici-
ent provision for water pressure for
all purposes, except that during con-
flagration the Grantee shall be re-
quired to furnish from the pumps
maintained as a part of the water
works system constructed hereunder,
a direct pressure of one hundred (1OO)
pounds per square inch. The static
pressure furnished by the reservoir
shall be used in case of conflagra-
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pumps shall be available.
Section 6. The City of Kennewick
reserves the right to require new
mains to be placed and old mains to
be extended to keep pace with the
growth of the said city; provided, how
ever, that as to any additional main
so required provision shall be made
for the installation of one fire hyd-
rant for at least every seven hundred
and sixty (760) feet of such main,
and for the payment by the city to
the Grantee at the regular rate for
the maintenance and operation of
each additional fire hydrant so in
stalled.
Section z. The Grantee is hereby
authorized to construct hereunder,
outside the limits of the City of Ken
newick, and to purchase the right of
way for the same, and for the pur-
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