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Light
<br />Contract.
<br />Ari ORDINANCE A7 PRUNING LIG'TT ANT) PO ER CONTRACT WITT' CTTARLOTTE T,LF A. ALBRi�ATRLE
<br />RAILWAY CO!:!PANY.
<br />Whereas the contract under which the Clarlottesville and Albemarle Rai18,y
<br />Cor.,Tany has been suprlying lig'-,ts to the City of Charlottesville for the past ten
<br />years, has expir:d, and,
<br />Whereas the Charlottesville and AlT)amarle Railway Company ras offered to supply
<br />the City with power necessary to operate its filtration and pumping* plants and,
<br />Whereas the Charlottesville and Albemarle Rail way Company has agreed to supply
<br />said light and power to the City in accordance with the provisions and for the
<br />considerations set forth in two contracts which are in words and form as follows:
<br />• LIMIT CONTTIACT.
<br />By contract dated July 5 ,1812, the Charlo t to svill =e and Albemarle Railway Company
<br />entered into an agreement with the City of Charlottesville to light tre streets of
<br />said City under certain terms and conditions set out in said contract for a period
<br />of five years fromthe first day of September 19129 privilege of renewal of said contx
<br />for a further period of fice years fromthe expiration thereof beim* given the city,
<br />Upon the first day of Qeptember,1917, said City exercised said p rivelepe of renewal,
<br />and by endorsement upon said contract as provided therein said agreement was extended
<br />to yep tember 1,1922.
<br />It is now the desire of said City that its streets continue to be lighted by said
<br />Clarlottesville and Albemarle nail Fair Coripan, , and that a new contract be entered into
<br />with said company fixing tee terms and conditions upon wrier suer lip',t 81111 be suppli
<br />NOW THEREFORE T 'IS CONTRACT made this first day of ^eptembc;r 1922, by and between
<br />the City of Charlottesville hereinafter called tee "City", of the first part, and sail
<br />C11arlottesville and Albemarle uailway Company hereinafter called tee "Company", of
<br />the sedond part
<br />W I T N F S S E T H
<br />FIRST: Teat said Company hereby agreed to ope rate and maintain its present
<br />street lights wrier it has already instalL_ed, and rut up, operate and maintain as
<br />many lig'-,tis in addition thereto as said City may require durinL► the terms of tris
<br />contract, the operation and maintenance of the said lights including, the erection and
<br />maintenance of all the necessary poles, wires, or otrer apparatus essential thereto.
<br />And the same shall be kept by said Company in proper repair and ingood working, condi-
<br />tion, and properl,; supplied with sufficient electric current for efficientservice
<br />during Vie terr8 of this contract. Should said City desire ornamental poles,
<br />brackets or ot'rer forms of support for said lights radically different from triose now
<br />ins use, it is understood that the cost t1-creof srallbe borne by said City.
<br />SECOND: Any additional poles that may be necessary to carry out t'lis contract
<br />are to be located by said Company under tre direction of the Council of said City,
<br />and the locations of any additional lamps required to be installed shalt also be
<br />decided on 'by said Cuuncil. Within twelve montes fromdate of this contract said
<br />City agrees teat tee major lig. ltinrr system of tee streets of said City shall consist
<br />of notless tran two 11undred and ten (210) arc lamps, and the mintu lighting syste!n
<br />shall consist of nut less than fifty (50) of one hundred or of two ', undred anf fifty
<br />candle power each. And if said Council desires to put in additional arc or incandes
<br />cent lames at any time, said Company iereoy agrees t., properly install such lar.^^s as
<br />soon as may be practical after raving received feasonarle notice in writing fromsaid
<br />Council w'-ici notice shall ire the number and king oflarips required to be so
<br />installed, and tie exact location of eacli lamp, it being understood however, that
<br />said lamps, wretrQr arc or incandescent, scall be of t"^ same type as t' -os a specified
<br />above.
<br />Tre arc lamp to be used is a lamp requiring 4 amperes of electric c,'rr'entr
<br />known as tle T.uminous Constant Current Series arc lamp, wits a commercial ratingsaid
<br />, Of
<br />2000 candle power eaci. Said City siall have the rir*ht to test thF_ capacity of
<br />lamps and current at any reasonable time itnay elect, and with tris in vf'!w an tatior'
<br />i„dic^ting etrpere mitttr or mestere auall },e installed by said Company in its subeCtion
<br />on West Main Stro:et in said City, which meturur meters Olall be su jeCt to insp
<br />by said City at any time.
<br />arc '
<br />TT?TRD: And said City here ,y agrees to pay said Corrrany tee sum Of $55' Per
<br />of
<br />lam7- per year f r eac?n are lamp, and $20. per year for eac11! incandescent 10 ower
<br />100 candle power, and $26, per yt;ar for each incandescent lame of 250 candle P by
<br />used in li ti tin. of its streets aforesaid to which electric cu.r�ent is 81`0'liee r
<br />g � g , re15t-
<br />said Compay; whic', amounts ara.11 be paid in monthly pro .rata installrlents ort ay'
<br />day of each qe.d every mono, during tie term of tris contract, tre first of eaidor re
<br />t.�
<br />vents to bs made on the 15th day of October 1922 and tie last of :aid Payrent,
<br />15th day of e eptember 1927, eac'- ofsaid payments being for the precedint cal endar
<br />month.
<br />FOUR` Y: It is understood teat the above rates for tee current is beep
<br />d ui�on tr.e
<br />at tr e
<br />a8sunption that the coal used by saidCompof cac
<br />any shall cost X2.50 per sho ton b
<br />plant of said Company, and itis fu.rtri,r understood and arrreed that tee L, rice
<br />l be
<br />kilowatt hour of electric current surplied said Cit under tics contract 8r'�lcent)
<br />in of
<br />_ ,,(6-11411-00 0 f
<br />subect each month to an addition or a decease of 0.00062.E
<br />per kilowatt hour for each w1lole ten per cent. (10Mor 25 cents of inogres icered
<br />decrease from tti,e normal price for bituminous coal of $2.50 per snort ton td6,11e
<br />at the plant of said Compay. And all cl,rrent furnished under tris cntracir. Said
<br />measured by a standard watt meter installed at said Corrrany's substation City'
<br />City, which said meter shallat all times be subject to insp ectior. by said Ci e, of
<br />It is dis4irnctly understood, however, that -if at any time during tee 11fGnits
<br />tris contract Vne present so-called "coal rider” is removed by said Co!rpa�, trio
<br />contracts with all of its individual Claus consumers teen tti,is fourth clause ° e
<br />contract ract s all. become h e null and void, and t o r flat rate set out in tee TTTT1 „_..
<br />above scall control.
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