Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-10-07
$50 per 6O-watt bulb
So per 67-watt bulb
so per 100-watt bulb
Continuous Operation
$1.00 per 60-watt bulb
1.10 per 67-watt bulb
1.60 per 100-watt bulb


Continuous Operation
$1.00 per 60watt bulb
1.10 per 67-watt bulb
1.60 per 100-watt bulb
""Ways" means the direction in
in which traffic is controlled.
Minimum charge-$1.00 net per
month per service connection.
Warning Lights "a hour Cor less)
operation
Flashing: Mo.
(a) Units using 6Owatt lamp
bulb S so
(b) Units using / 67-watt lamp
bulb .55
(c) Units using 75-watt lamp
bulb go
(d) Units using 1 1O0-watt lamp
bulb so
(e) Units using 150-watt lamp
bulb 100
Continuous:
(a) Units using l 60-watt lamp
bulb 100
(b) Units using 67-watt lamp
bulb Ito
(c) Units using 75-watt lamp
bulb 120
I'D Units using 1 100-watt lamp
bulb ! so
(e) Units using / 15O-watt lamp
bulb 2.40
Minimum Charge-$1 net per
month per service connection.
The charge for any warning unit
containing more than a single lamp
bulb shall be obtained by multiply
ing the above net rates by the num-
ber of bulbs contained in the unit
for which a price is desired.
The charge for any combination
of warning units connected to a
single service connection shall be
established by adding the net rates
of each unit included I'm the COM
bination for which a price is de-
sired
Traffic Control Units and Warn
ing Lights shall he owned, installed
and maintained by the City, includ-
ing all wiring and equipment. All
service connections shall be made
by the Company.
3. On or about the first day OF
each month, the Company viii pre-
sent a bill to the City for electric
service furnished under this con-
tract during the preceding month,
which bill shall be due and payable
within twenty (20) days following
the presentation thereof If the net
amount Is not paid within such
twenty day period the gross
amount, which is $50 more than
the net amount is due and payable.
4. The Company will, during the
.
order of the City, furnish electric
energy for the operation of addi-
tional traffic control and warning
units, similar to those now in oper-
alton at the rates herein set forth;
provided that the Company shall
not be obligated to extend it's cir
cults when the cost thereof is un-
reasonable in relation to the annual
revenue to be derived therefrom.
5. 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,
6. There are no understandings
or agreements, either written or
implied in relation to furnishing
electric energy for traffic control
and warning units, other than those
contained in this contract and the
same shall be in full force and
effect when signed and approved by
the authorized agents of the parties
hereto.
SECTION III. Ordinance No. 1898
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 II, 1879
BOYD MARTIN
Clerk of Council
LEROY r. BRACKEN
President of Council
| Approved: September 81, 1866
HAROLD G. JEREMY
| 342t Mayor
TARULATION
TRAFFIC LIGHTING UNITS
"a Hour Operation
IA Way (3-60 Watt bulbs per way,
Perry at Lakeview Park
Ia Way $3.50 Watt bulbs per way,
| Perry at Jefferson
IA Way (3-60 Watt bulbs per way
Perry at Madison
| Ia Way $3.50 Watt bulbs per way,
Second at Jefferson
| IA Way $3.50 Watt bulbs per way
Second at Madison
| IA Way $3.50 Watt bulbs per way
Third at Fulton
| 20 Way (2-60 Watt bulbs per way,
jefferson at Fourth
| 81 Way (2-60 Watt bulbs per way,
| Madison at West Third Stree
| Al Way (2-60 Watt bulbs per way
| Madison at Fourth
WARNING LIGHTING UNITS
"a Hour Operation
| Flashing
Unit using 2 60 Watt bulbs
Fremont at city limits
| Il Unit using 2 60 Watt bull
| Perry at Monroe
Il Unit using 2 60 Watt bull
Perry at Armory
| / Unit using l $50 Watt bull
| West Third at Harrison
| Continuous
| NONE
Served through one service con
| nection.