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The Licensee hereby agrees to pay to the Licensor for the
privileges hereby granted an annual rental in the sum of
Poles Set Prior to
January 1, 1927.
Height of Pole.
Poles Set Since
January 1, 1927.
.872 35' 1.70
1.00 40' 2.20
1.122 45' 2.75
1.25 50' 3.30
1.372 55' 4.15
1.50 60' 4.60
The Licensee further a. -reel to pay the said rental for the
use of poles upon the first day of the month following the
occupancy of any of the said poles, and rental for the first
fractional year shall be such proportion of the annual rental
as such fractional part of the year bears to the whole year.
Thereafter rental shall be due and payable annus_,lly, in advance,
on the first business day of each year. In case this agreement
shall be terminated by the Licensor, and the Licensee shall not
be in default hereunder, the Licensor shall refund to the
Licensee the portion of the rental covering the period from
the date of removal to the end of the term.
The Licensee hereby agrees that before any wires or other
equipment are placed upon any of said poles, the plans of the
Licensee will be submitted to the District Superintendent of
the Licensor for approval, and that the Licensee will not
proceed with the erection or construction of its wires or
equipment without first securing the approval of said District
Superintendent to said plans, nor will it thereafter alter or
make additions or alterations to said wires or equipment without
such approval.
All wires, cross -arms and other appliances erected, main-
tained and operated on said poles by Licensee hereunder, shall
be erected, maintained and operated in strict accordance with
the laws of the State of California, the rules, regulations
and orders of the Railroad Commission of said State, and the
orders, rules and regulations of any other officer or commis-
sion having jurisdiction to make orders, rules and regulations
regarding the maintenance of such wires. In the event the
Licensor shall determine that the Licensee has failed to so
maintain said wires, cross -arms and other appliances, the
Licensor may, at its option, without notice to the License,
either remove all said wires, cross -arms and other appliances
from said poles, or repair or reconstruct the equipment of the
Licensee at the sole expense of the Licensee.
Licensee further agrees that it will remove all wires, cross -
arms and other appliances affixed by it to said poles within_/
days after receiving notice in writing from Licensor requiring
it so to do. In the event of Licensee's failure to remove said
wires, cross -arms and other appliances within said period,
Licensor may remove the same at the sole expense of Licensee.
It is further nutually agreed between the parties hereto
that each party shall indemnify and save harmless the other
from any and all loss, damage and liability, including liability
to third persons caused by any negligence or wrong doing on its
part, or by its neglect to perform any of its covenants herein
contained.
It is further.mutually agreed that if any loss or damage shall
be suffered, or any liability to third persons shall be incurred
by either or both of the parties hereto byreason of the installa-
tion, maintenance or operation of any of the wires, fixtures
or appliances of either of the parties upon said jointly occupied
poles, and if the cause of such loss, damage or liability shall
be the joint or concurrent negligence or wrong doing of both
parties hereto, or the negligence or wrong doing of some third
party, for which neither of the parties hereto is responsible, or
is so obscure that it cannot be determined by whose negligence or
wrong doing such loss, damage or liability was caused, then in
every such case each party hereto shall bear all loss and
damage which it shall suffer in respect to its own property, and
shall bear and defray all liability ,,ihich it shall incur for
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I'INUTES Or REGULAR I.ivETIiIG HELD I.iARCH 7, 1927. 7:30 P. Lt. 435
injury to its own employees; and all other loss, damage
or liability caused as in this paragraph specified, to-
gether with all expense, charges and costs incurred in
connection therwith, shall be borne and paid by the
parties jointly and in equal shares.
The privileges herein granted to Licensee, insofar
as they relate to poles situated in, on or along a
public highway, do not assume to grant to Licensee the
right to place, operate or maintain its wires and other
appliances in, on or along such public highway.
This Agreement executed in duplicate.
IN ",7ITNESS !HEREOF, the parties hereto have caused
these presents to be executed by their officers thereunto
duly authorized on the day and year first above written.
Attest:
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISON COMPANY,
By W. L. Perce-y
Vice -Resident.
Licensor.
Asst.. Secretary.
Iii. T. Durrell
President of the Board of rustees
of the City of Azusa.
H. ?. Smith
City Clerk of the City of Azusa
Licensee.
Carried by the following vote
of the Board:
Ayes: Trustees: Howard, Beck,
IReier, Chenoweth, Durrell.
Noes: None. :absent: None.
The matter of the new Health
Ordinance was referred to the
Ordinance and Judiciary Com-
mittee.
Moved by Trustee Chenoweth,
seconded by Trustee Beck and
unanimously carried that an
ordinance entitled:
AN ORDINANCE OF THE BOARD OF
TRUSTEES OF 'Play CITY OF AZUSA
AI'ENDING SECTIOP 1 OF ORDINANCE
NO. 263, ENTITLED "Aid ORDINANCE
OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES' OF THE
CITY OF AZUSA ESTABLISHIDG BOULE-
VARD RIGHT OF .;,Y ON FOOTHILL
BOULEVARD r•_T THE IETE^SECTIONS OF
ALAIsIEDA, SAN GABRIEL M. LEMOiI'
AVENUES AND ON AZUSA AVENUE AT THE
INTERSECTION OF FIFTH STREET IN THE:
CITY OF AZUSA, AND FIXING TIM PE17ALTY
FOR THE VIOLATION OF THIS ORDINANCE",
DULY PASSED Oil THE 20TH DAY OF
DECEMBER, 1926, AND DULY APPROVED, AND
PROVIDINl FOR BOULEVARD RIGHT OF ?7AY
Oil AND ALONG THE WHOLE OF FOOTHILL
BOULEVARD III THE CITY OIC' AZUSA.
be placed on its first reading. This
ordinance e-ias then read for the first
tithe.
Moved by Trustee Howard, seconded
by Trustee &ieier and unanimously
carried that an ordinance entitled:
HEALTH ORDIIIAPiCE
REFERRED TO ORDIIIANCE
AND JUDICIARY CO19.1IT-
TEE .
ORDINANCE Ido 265
READ FOR THE FIRST
TIME.
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EINUT ES OF RE'GUL .P 12EI- IIJG 'HELD E, RCH 7, 1927.
All ORDINANCE OF T 2 BOA -,-D OP TRUSTEES
OF THE CITY OF AZUSA r"_:. IDI IG SECTIOiI
4 OF ORDINANCE N0. 261, ENTITLED "Ali
ORDINANCE, OF THE BOA:.D OF TRUSTEES
OF TEE CITY OF AZUSA ESTABLISHING THE
OFFICE OF BUILDIIG INSPECTOR, FI%IE-G
HIS CO'a1PENSATIOiI, DEFIIIING HIS DUTIES,
ESTABLISHING FIRELIMITS IN SAID CITY
AND PROVIDING REGULATIOJS FOR THE C011-
S'TRUCTION, ALTERATIOII AND RE -PAIR OF
BUILDINGS IN SAID CITY, PRESCRIB IIIG
THE PENALTY FOR THE VIOLATION) OF SAID
ORDINANCE'. AND REPEAITING ALL ORDIETANCES
IN CONFLICT THERE-SITH", DULY PASSED u,D
APPROVED ON THE 15TH DAY OF NOV I, ,-,ER,
1926.
be placed on its first reading. This
ordinance was then read for the first
time.
Moved by Trustee Chenoweth, seconded
by Trustee Beck that the following
bills be allowed and warrants ordered
drawn upon the Treasury for the same.
13685
13626
13627
13628
13629
13630
13631
13632
13633
13634
13635
13636
13637
13638
13639
13640
13641
13642
13643
13644
13645
13646
13647
13648
13649
13650
13651
13652
13653
13654
13655
13656
13657
13658
13659
13660
13661
13662
13663
13664
13665
13666
13667
13368
13669
13670
GENERAL FUND
W. A. Harmon
Ayers & I,iorf-an
V. Culler
Li. Nichols
H. VanderGoot
D. Aguilar
V. Cruz
G. Moody
Ernest Hart
Spriggs Bros.
John Edwards
L. Nichols
H. Wolfe
J. Harper
Boulevard Cafe
Azusa Electric Shop
Sittons Garage
R. Helfir,
C. Singleton
Standard Cil Co.
71. F. Zerell
A Wolfe
J. R. Sitton
H. L. Pierce
F. 'Hilliams
James Rogers
J. Hibsch
Grimes-Stassforth Co.
T. :d. Gillenwaters
Desmond's
L. A. Rubber Stamp Co.
L. A. County Health
Troy Laundry
Home Telephone Co.
A. Carlisle
Richfield Oil Co.
Irene B. Barnes
91. A. Johnson
Calif. Blue Print
Jennie Follows
C. E. VVilliams
C. L. Nichols
Eerckhoff-Cuzner
The Pomotropic
H.R. Smith
P. ltuscovitz
7:30 P.I.1.
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ORDINANCE NO 266
READ FOR TIE FIRST
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BILLS.
Building Permits
I.Iaterial
Labor
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Labor
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Material
Meals
Material
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Labor
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Double Assessment
Labor
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Office Supplies
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Health Service
Towel IT
Telephone IT
Material
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Light & ?Dater
Liater ial
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Eng i.neer
Matetial
Resolutions etc
Telephones
Typing
77.05
8.45
40.00
5.00
12.00
43.75
43.75
15.50
36.75
16.10
47.00
7.75
11.62
12.00
5.50
16.91
18.40
5.00
5.00
34.40
5.00
12.50
12.50
12.50
10.00
7.50
15.00
34.75
2.50
52.50
7.33
50.00
3.75
33.25
1.33
38.75
363.70
2.25
24.50
10.00
5.85
98.00
1.00
367.87
30.00
6.00
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MINUTES OF REGULAR I,=TI!M HELD I CH7, 1927. 7:30 P.M... _
S7AT R FUidD
3933
Sittons Garage
I,aterial
w 29.55
3934
H. R. Smith
-Invelopes
10.99
3935
White & *3olfe
Llaterial
21.06
3937
Jennie Follows
3.00
3938
Crane Company
5.27
3939
Irene B. Barnes
City Pump
121.55
LIGHT FUI4D
3492
Sittons Garage
I,aterial
7.50
3493
Azusa Electric Shop
"
5.90
3494
V. D. zsmith
Labor
25.00
3495
F. D.Zerell
"
12.00
3496
0. R. Benton
it
35.00
3497
Southern Calif. Edison Co.
Material
81.00
3498
Keystone Express
Express
5.31
3499
Graybar Electric Co.
I.faterial
102.69
3500
Spriggs Bros.
"
30.10
3501
Jennie Follows
Hauling
3.75
3502
Azusa Transfer Co.
"
8.00
3503
H. R. Smith
Envelopes
10.99
3504
0. R. Benton
Labor
42.00
3505
V. D. Smith
30.00
3506
Southern Calif. Edison Co.
Energy
1474.38
On motion the Board adjourned to meet
Tuesday March 8, 1927 at 7:30 P..I.
City Clerk of the City of Azusa.
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