§ 51.14 SERVICE OUTSIDE CORPORATE LIMITS.

   The city shall have the power and authority to contract with any person, including other municipalities, to sell electric current for light, heat, power or other purposes beyond the corporate limits of the city when it is beneficial to the city to do so. For furnishing the electric service outside the corporate limits to other municipalities, other public service companies or government authorities for purposes of resale, the rates shall be set by the city; provided that, the contract rate made in such cases shall be uniform insofar as it affects the users of equal amounts of current under the contracts under similar circumstances.

(Prior Code, § 52-45)

§ 51.15 DEPOSIT FUND.

   All electric service deposits, when received by the city, shall be held separate and apart in a fund to be known as the Electric Service Deposit Fund. This Fund is a trust fund for customers of electric service from the city, and may be invested by the city as other idle or surplus funds under its jurisdiction are invested, and such rate of interest per annum may be paid to the beneficiaries of the fund as the city may determine from time to time. When, for any reason, electric service is no longer required, the service deposit shall, upon demand, be returned to the customer by the Utilities Manager, with proper deductions for unpaid service charges and other arrearages due the city. The Utilities Manager shall give each applicant or customer a separate receipt for all service deposits received by this Department.

(Prior Code, § 52-46)

§ 51.16 AMENDMENT OF REGULATIONS.

   The Mayor and Council reserve the right to alter or amend by ordinance the rules and regulations pertaining to electric service, when they so deem advisable.

(Prior Code, § 52-47)