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947.09. Office in the City.
   Any Electric Distribution Company providing electric energy within the City shall, at all times, maintain its main Northwest Ohio business office within the corporate limits of Toledo.
(Ord. 1038-98. Passed 9-29-98.)
947.10. Equal opportunity.
   No Provider shall refuse to employ any person in any capacity in the operation or maintenance of its service in the City on account of the race, color, religion or sex of such person and shall comply with all other laws governing discrimination in employment.
(Ord. 1038-98. Passed 9-29-98.)
947.11. Municipal acquisition.
   The City reserves the right to acquire all or any part of the Utility Facilities located within the City of Toledo which are owned by a Provider free and clear of all mortgage and other liens, in accordance with the eminent domain laws of the State of Ohio and the Constitution and laws of the United States. Nothing contained in this chapter shall prevent the Provider from asserting, or the City from opposing, that just compensation, determined as part of an eminent domain proceeding, for the Provider should include recovery by the Provider of stranded costs and/or competitive transition charges associated with the transition of the electric utility industry in Ohio to a more competitive environment, to the extent permitted by state or federal law on the Utility Facilities sought by the City. However, any such request for such stranded costs/competitive transition charges as part of just compensation in an eminent domain proceeding shall be associated with the actual generation, transmission or distribution facilities sought by the City as part of said eminent domain proceeding and shall not include any stranded costs/competitive transition charges associated with the real property on which such generation, transmission or distribution facilities sought by the City are located.
(Ord. 1038-98. Passed 9-29-98.)
947.12. Wholesale power transactions.
   The Provider shall cooperate with the City with respect to the sale and/or transmission of wholesale power (wholesale wheeling) in accordance with all federal laws or regulations relating thereto, including but not limited to, the Energy Policy Act of 1992 subject to the provisions as to compliance in Section 947.02(f).
(Ord. 1038-98. Passed 9-29-98.)