(A) The town shall have the right to install any poles, lines, transformers, or any other equipment on the property occupied by the customer which, in its judgment, are necessary in supplying electricity to the customer. Upon notice from the town, the customer shall grant any easements necessary for the installation of said equipment.
(B) The town shall have the right to place its transformers, and such other apparatus as may be needed in connection with supplying such electricity, at a convenient point on the property, or in the building of the customer.
(C) The customer shall provide suitable space for the installation of the necessary metering apparatus, which space shall be:
(1) Substantially free from vibration;
(2) An outside location for all residential service. For commercial, industrial, or large residential apartment premises, an outdoor location is preferred; however, the location for such metering equipment must be acceptable to the town;
(3) Readily and accessible, and convenient for reading, testing, and servicing;
(4) The apparatus will be protected from injury by the elements or the negligent, or deliberate, acts of persons; and
(5) Located, and agreed to, by the town prior to wiring installation.
(D) All equipment furnished, and installed, by the town shall be, and remain, the property of the town.
(Code 1976, § 6-2A.25) (Ord. 6-83, passed 9-19-1983)