(A) For each lamp with luminaire and upsweep arm which shall not measure over six feet in length, controlled by a photoelectric relay, where service is supplied from an existing pole and secondary facilities of the Electric Utility, the rate of charges, rents, and fees shall be set by the Council per lamp. The lamp shall be 7,000 lumen mercury or sodium vapor equivalent. When new facilities must be installed by the Electric Utility, the customer shall in addition to the monthly charge pay in advance the installation costs of the overhead facilities extending from the nearest or most suitable utility pole of the Electric Utility to a point designated by the customer for the installation of the lamp.
(B) Contracts for outdoor lighting service shall be for not less than one calendar year for residential or farm customers, not less than three years for commercial or industrial customers, and not less than five years for all other customers.
(C) All facilities and equipment necessary for services including fixtures, controls, poles, transformers, secondaries, lamps, and other appurtenances shall be owned and maintained by the Electric Utility.
(D) All services and necessary maintenance shall be performed only during regularly scheduled working hours of Electric Utility employees. Nonfunctioning bulbs shall be replaced in a timely manner as determined by the Electric Department after notification by the customer. However, no discount or adjustments of charges, rents, or fees shall be returned to the customer due to temporary interruptions of service.
(Ord. 7-1992, passed 12-21-1992)