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HomeMy Public PortalAboutORD05391 485 #5391 A "ILL FOB AN, CHDI::ANCE C01,19'1%'ACTT i;G VJTH THE' A' ISSOI.11'(I POWER Ar•;D LIGHT COV ?APIY, A VISSOURI 00I-.01_1%ATI0.1 , YTS SUCCESSORS A,J) ASS'.rGNS, FOR TI?E OF STRELT LI,IITIIiG Ili THE CITY OF 0 EF1i1LHSON , COt.I:TY OF COLE, S,"ATE ­F ' T SSOUftl. V;1TEREAS, the Vissouri Power °r Light Gor-pany (hereinafter desig- nsted as 'Utility" ) has agreed to furnish, maintain and operate , a lighting system for the lirhting of the public streets in the City of 'Obfferson, a r.-unicipal corporation in the State of Missouri (hereinafter designated as '1r%'unici;)ality" ) in accordance with the provisions of Ordinance No. 5244 acid Ah I;'JHEI;EAS, Vunicipality now desires certain additional Street Lighting service and mar elect`.to request replacement of present a White Way Lighting System contracted for in Ordinance Pto. 5244, and WHEREAS, Utility a.:roes to furnish such additional service and nuke such changes as may be necessary to accomplish the purpose hereinafter set forth. 110W T'�EREI�'ORE, HE IT ORDlil ; ED 13Y THE COtii;CIL OF THE CITY OF JEFFERSON, COU11TY OF COLE, S11L'ATE 010 EISSOUnI: 1. That Utility, in consideration of promises herein made by Yunicipelity, does hereby agree to furnish, operate acid maintain a street lighting system for the lighting of the streets, avenues acid other public places in said Municipalit�r. The location, number and sizes of the "lamps to be installed and operated shall be as detervined by P,:unicipality within limits and subject to conditions as hereinafter set forth. 2. That Municipality does hereby aE;ree to pay to Utility for such lighting service the amount due for lamps installed acid operated from time to time under the following schedule of prices, and Utility shall supply and opcxate, until otherwise provided, the number and character to lamps. om time schedule as follows: HIC)H STREET `VIADUCT CROSSING �. Rate per lamp VIERS CREEI{ A11D VJALI':UT STREET per year 12- Traffic Way Lighting Units equipped with 6000 lumen 6. 6 amp. series Lamps. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $38.40 1- Traffic Way Lighting Unit equipped with 2 500 lumen 6. 6 amp. series Lamp. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33.00 Utility will furnish energy required for operation of above on an operating shcedule from dusk to dawn every nir;ht together with renewal of lamps as may be required from ti=e to time. Pr'unicipality will maintain entire system except as above pro- vided. A. WHITE WAY LIGHTIIIG SYSTEM' Rnte per lamp consisting of _ per year 45-21 OCO lumen lamp ins'--alled in type OV 20 luminare supported by 6 ft. upswseo braelets mounted on steel standards approximately 31-6 above street level. Service from dusk to dawn every night. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $127. 60 B. hlternate toabove. VJ 1'ITE WAY LIGHTI IG SYSi11 consisting ofd'-' 68-10 000 lumen 6. 6 amp. series incai.descent lamps installed in type AX10 luminaires supported by 6 ft. upsweep brackets on steel lighting standards approxiamtely 26 ft.6 inches above street level. 486 Service from dusk to dawn every nij rht. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$120. 15 MERCURY VAPOR TRAFFIC WAY LIGl1TIING SYSTEM Where existing 6 000 lumen 6.6 ampere incandescent series lamps are to be replaced by 21 000 lwnen mercury vapor lan-ps and luminaries. Operated dusk to dawn every niFlit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 99.44 3. - 'hat Utility shall ren6er a bill each month for the monthly charge (which shall be one-twelfth the annual charge, when so stated) for character of service furnished on all larp7s installed, and said V unicipality agrees to approve said bills for apyment at the first meeting of the City Council after the rendering of such bill. It is further understood and a greed that all bills not paid within thirty *(30) days after date of same shall year interest at the rate of six -,)ercent (60) .)er annum. 4. That Municipa]ity agrees to have installed and to authorize to be operated during the term hereof a sufficient number of lamps to rake under the above schedule of rates a minimum riothly bill of -t`ive Hundred Fisty Dollars ($550. ) 5. That Funicipality may, by resolution duly adopted, order more lamps installed at any time, of size and character as above provided for or as may be mutually agreed. upon, and Utilit,, will furnish and install such lamps at locations designated by Municipality. " hen so ordered and installed, said lar,ps shall thereafter be paid fo.r a t the rates above provided, and will become subject to this Contract Ordinance. If, however, any such additional lamp or lamps shall be required to be installed at a greater distance than four hundred (400) feet from a then existing circuit, the P::unicipality shall reimburse Utility for the a dditidnal cost of the installation there- of over and above the cost of installing a similar lamp or lamps at distarice of fcur hl:ridred (400) feet from any existing lamp. 6. That if Utility shall fail to operate as herein provided, an amount proportional to the period of outage for the member of lamps not burning shall be deducted from the motihly rental, provided, however, no deduction shall be rude unless said Utility shall faill to turn In the lights after written notification, or shall faL 1 to replace burned out lights within twerity-four '(.24}4hours after written notice from the Municipality. Utility agrees to furnish all lampx removals as required. 7. That Utility will immediately make effective the rates lereinabove states by filing same with the Missouri Public Service Commission as required by law. Said rates shall be sugject to change by order of said Commission. 8. That Utility will endeavor ro maintain continuous lighting service, according to schedule,. but does not guarantee that the supply of electrical energy will, at all times, be continuous; and it $s agreed that te,!, orary cessation of Utilityts service hereunder, occasioned by fire , explosi6n, flood, strike, insurrection, Snob violence, governmeiital interference , breakdown or iniury to machinery or disturbing lines, or other accidents or causes not reasonably within its control, shall not constitute a breach of this contract on the ' part of Utility, arid Utilit3i shall not be liable to Municipality for any damage resulting from such temporary cessation of service. 9. That the poles, wires, and equipment placed by Utility on the streets, avenues, alleys and public places in I,:unicipalty shall be exempt from 'any special stx, assessment, license or rental fee to Municipality* during the term of t'As Ordi::ac:ce. 10. That this Contract Ordinance shall, if accepted by Utility, be in full force a.,d effect for a term of ten (10) years from and after date of :passage hhreeof.