Ratifying a Contract between Board of Public Works and Indiana & Michigan Electric Co.

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the maximum amount of illumination obtainable under commercial conditions, 2. All lamps herein provided for shall be burned from one-half hour after sunset until one-half hour before sunrise every night and all night, burning approximately four thousand (4,000) hours per annum, 3* The number of lamps furnished and lighted under this contrast shall be the number provided for in paragraph I hereof; and shall be located as shown on the blue print attached hereto and identified by the signatures of the Contraebbr and members of the Board of public Works, 4, All outages shall 'be reported daily in writing by the proper officers of the City to the Contractor and the proper officers of the City may deduct from the total monthly amount which would have been paid for any lamp so reported had no out- age occurred, the sum bearing the ratio to such total as the period of outage bears to the total time the lamp would have been lighted in any month. 5, Street lighting waits herein contracted for shall be moved by the Contractor to such new location as the City may by writing direct, subject to the following conditions:- Such moving of lamps shall be completed within thirty (30) days after receipt by Contractor of written notice from the City, Sundays, legal holidays and stormy days not to be counted, provided that the number of such removals shall not exceed one per day and provided further that such removals shall not be re- quired on Sundays, legal holidays and stormy days, Notice that the work of such removal of lamps has been completed shall be given by the Contractor to the City within ten days after the completion of the work, The actual cost to the Contractor of making such re- locations shall be paid by the City to the Contractor within