Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-09-30

marked Exhibit A attached hereto
and made a part hereof.
Extension or extensions" shall
mean any additions which require
expenditures in addition to those
caused by ordinary maintenance
and repair. The rebuilding of ex-
listing installations from under
served installation with the same
or higher lighting intensities shall
not be considered an extension.
Each of the above net rates shall
be subject to a discount of 1919 dur
ing the first twelve month period
of the contract. At the expiration
of the first twelve month period of
the contract, the above net rates
shall be applicable as herein pro-
vided.
g. On or about the first day of
each month the Company will pre-
sent bill to the City for the light
ing units furnished, operated, and
maintained under this contract dur
ing the preceding month, which bill
shall be due ana payable within
twenty (20) days following the pre-
sentation thereof. If the net amount
is not paid within such twenty day
period the gross amount, which is
8 % moSe than the net amount, is
due and payable.
a. During the term of this con-
tract, upon written order of the
City, the Company will furnish,
operate and maintain at the rates
herein set forth, additional equip
ment similar to that described
above, provided, however, that no
extension will be required when the
cost thereof is unreasonable in re-
lation to the annual revenue to be
derived therefrom or so long as any
units of the then existing installed
system are out of service at the
request of the City and provided
further that no extension or install
lation in the underground system
shall be required without the writ
ten consent of the Company.
5. The City may, by written
order, make a change in the loca-
ton of any of the lighting units.
but the cost and expense of making
any such change shall be paid by
the City.
g. Lamps shall burn on the es-
tablished schedule for street light
service, which means that all street
lamps shall operate each and every
night in the year from approximate
ly one-half hour after sunset to one
half hour before sunrise for an an
nual operation of approximately
four thousand hours.
O. Inc tlIy snail nave the TlBnl
to affiX attachments for the police
and fire signals system on any and
all poles owned by the Company,
provided that such attachments
shall in no way interfere with the
Company's use of it's property and
such attachments, if made, shall be
constructed in accordance with ac-
cepted standards for safe construc-
ton.
s. The Company in operating
and maintaining underground street
lamps which are not owned by it,
does not assume any obligation to
replace such equipment at the end
of it's useful service life, but agrees
to replace such underground system
at the expiration of it's useful ser
vice life with a, new wood or steel
pole system served from overhead
facilities at rates and charges which
may be in effect at the time when
such replacement becomes neces-
sary.
g. The terms, provisions, cove
nants, and conditions of this con-
tract shall extend to, inure to, and
bind the successors and assigns of
the parties hereto.
10. There are no understandings
or agreements, either written or
implied, in relation to street light
ing service other than those con-
tanned in this contract and the same
shall be in full force and effect
when signed and approved by au-
thorized agents of the parties here
| to.
SECTION H. Ordinance No. 1893
and any and all other ordinances
| or parts of ordinances in conflict
herewith are hereby repealed.
SECTION III. This ordinance
| shall take effect and be in force
| from and after the earliest period
| allowed by law.
Passed: September 27, 1865
| BOYD MARTIN
| Clerk of Council
LEROY T. BRACKEN
President Of Council
Approved: September 81, 1855
| HAROLD G.. JEREMY
| Mayor
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