(a) Every person owning, possessing or operating any railroad in the City at any time shall, within twenty days after notice of the requirements of ordinances of the City, cause that portion of such railroad track owned, possessed or operated by them within the corporate limits to be lighted wherever such railroad intersects any street, avenue, common, park or public highway in the City.
(1953, §29.10)
(b) If any person shall refuse or neglect to light its tracks in conformity with the City ordinance requiring the same to be done, for twenty days after notice, as provided in subsection (a) hereof, the City authorities may proceed immediately to cause the same to be done, and assess the cost thereof against any person so refusing or neglecting and collect the same as provided by law.
(1953, §29.11)
(c) The lights described in subsection (a) and (b) hereof shall be required to be kept burning the same number of hours per night as is now or may hereafter be required of other public lamps within the corporate limits and under the City's control. The style of lamps, posts, supports, wires and fixtures thereof shall conform to those furnished for lighting other portions of the City.
(1953, §29.12)