SEC. 25.1. UNDERGROUND STREET LIGHTING FACILITIES TO BE SHOWN ON PLANS, ETC., FOR NEW STREETS, SUBDIVISIONS.

   The Director of Public Works shall require that underground street lighting facilities, including standards, all associated wires, cables, conduits, junction boxes, services, and all connections therewith satisfactory to the Public Utilities Commission, be included in all plans, maps, plats and specifications, for the opening of new streets, tracts, districts or subdivisions, except when arrangements have been made by the Public Utilities Commission for installation of adequate overhead street lighting facilities on utility poles.

(Ord. No. 168-58, Sec. 1)

SEC. 25.2. INCLUSION OF STREET LIGHTING IN PLANS, ETC., FOR STREET OPENINGS AND IMPROVEMENTS.

   The Director of Public Works shall include provision for street lighting in a manner satisfactory to the Public Utilities Commission in all plans, maps, plats and specifications for street openings and improvements made by the City and County.

(Bill No. 395, Ord. No. 15.0611(C.S.), Sec. 2)

SEC. 25.3. COST OF UNDERGROUND FACILITIES IN NEW STREETS AND NEW SUBDIVISIONS.

   The cost of underground street lighting facilities in new streets or new subdivisions shall be borne by the person, assessment district or others paying for the grading, paving, sidewalks and other construction necessary to open the street.

(Ord. No. 168-58, Sec. 1)

SEC. 25.4. COST OF FACILITIES IN WORK DONE BY CITY FOR STREET IMPROVEMENTS.

   Money to cover the cost of street lighting facilities associated with work being done by the City and County shall be included in the fund provided for the street improvement.

(Bill No. 395, Ord. No. 15.0611(C.S.), Sec. 4)

SEC. 25.5. WHEN FACILITIES BECOME CITY AND COUNTY PROPERTY.

   All underground street lighting facilities, including but not limited to street lighting standards and all associated wires, cables, conduits, junction boxes, services and all connections therewith, in new streets, tracts or subdivisions opened by individuals, firms, corporations or assessment districts, shall become the property of the City and County on final completion and acceptance of the work.

(Ord. No. 168-58, Sec. 1)

SEC. 25.6. UTILITIES COMMISSION TO DETERMINE STREET LIGHTING SPECIFICATIONS.

   The Public Utilities Commission shall determine the intensity of illumination, number and spacing of lighting facilities and other details necessary to secure satisfactory street lighting.

(Ord. No. 9046 (1939), Sec. 14)