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Home My WebLink AboutCity Council Resolution 164-C RESOLUTION NO. 164-C RESOLUTION ORDERING IMPROVEMENT, AZULE LIGHTING DISTRICT ANNEXATION NO. 1, .AND AUTHORIZING CONTRACT WITH PACIFIC GAS & ELECTRIC COMPANY, A CALIFORNIA CORPORATION WHE~A3, a certified copy" of Resolution No, 1.66.-B 'ghts city and of the map and plat of the ikzt.~.~..le L:igbtzing Annexo'S:ion No. 1 has been filed with the Tax Assessor of the County o:f Santa and the the State Board of Eq:~atiza- tion pursuant to Cb. ap'ter 8, Part 1, Division 2, Title 5, of the Government Code of th!e State of California, and the s'tr'eet system in said Azule Lighting Dis'~rict A:nnex.a ..... '~ion No, 1 has been duly ordered ins~.alled by the Ci~lzy and 'nhe City Council h.ereb y .de~er'z:~:z~ine::s is only an.e contractor practically capable of zerving servicing said s~ree~ ligh'ting sys'tem in accord 'wi'~h & H~gbwa. ys Code Sectk~n 1.8171 of ~he SUn're of Califorrkia, and tha't said contractor is the Pacific Gas & E 1 ec 'tric Company, a California whicb con'~r'ac is sabjec'C ~o :the jurisdiction of the Public Utilities .Con'a~ission of 'the State of California, and the Ci=y Council finds tha'g by r'eason o zf the.. foregoing it should dispense with competitive bidding and order the to be carried out by said contrac'tor', the same to be accomplished by 'the execution of 'th..~l.t pr'c, posed agre~.-~m:ent between the City' of Saratoga .and the Pacific. Gas & Electric Company, copy' of x~hich is attached to this the City' Council of 'the City' .of Sa'r.~.toga hereby resolves as follows: -1- Section 1: All 'the s'tatemen'ts in the pr'ea:~'~ble to this ' " resolution are hereby' referred 'to. and incor into this section by' reference .and are :y de.clar.ed to be the of 'this City Council, Section 2: The of acting by and is her'eby authorized and directed certain writ ten agreement between the City of' Saratoga and the Pacific Gas &Electric a. Cal:ifoxmia corpora- tion, for th~ furnishing and supplying of electric current for and the maintenance of elec'trolie'r's and other physical to light the stre;e, ts in. the Azule Lighting District Annexation No. I, a copy agreement is attached hereto a.s 'fhe above and foregoing resolution was duly and reg~larly i'nt'roduced and passed by the City Council of 'the City of Saratoga at a regular meeting he:ld on the 6th d~.y of November 1963~ 'by the following vote: AYES: Councilmen 8~e.nnon, Brazil, Drake, Hartman, Tyler NOES: None .~__~~. . ~ ABSENT: None .... ~ ATTEST: -2- AGREEMENT THIS AGKEEMENT made by and between the CITY GF SAP~ITOGA, a Municipal corporation, hereinafter called "CITY", an.d PACIFIC GAS & ELECTRIC COMPANY, a California called "PACIFIC"; W ITNES SET H: pursuant to Resolution No. 164-C of CITY, CITY has determined that there is only one contractor cally capable of serving .and servicing the street system for 'the Azule Lighting 'District Annexation No. 1, ~hicl:~. contractor is PACIFIC, and 'under .and by virtue of said res.olu- tion and of the laws thereto CITY has with the of competitive bidding, and CI:TY is desirous of awarding th.e contract for' 'the streets and highways to that portion. of CITY known as the Azule Lighting District Annexation No. PACIFIC, NOW, TI.~REFORE, the parties hereto, for and in con. s./.de:ra- tion of the 'premises and of their respective promises herein- do hereby mutually agree as follows: (1) PACIFIC shall furnish, nmintain and operat~'~ lamps in accord with the 'plans and specifications attached hereto, marked Exhibit "A", and incorpora. ted ]~e'rein by refer'en.c~, within the boundaries of the Azule 'Lighti'ng District Annexa'tion No. 1 within the City of Saratoga, which. district is more particularly delineated and described in ~hibit hereto and incorporated herein by reference, and furnish electricity :for the same, subject to the =erms and .conditions as set forth. in said Exhibit "A" and CITY shall pay PACIFIC monthly therefor at the rates specified and set forth in.. said Exhibit "A". -1- (2) The term of this contract shall be for five (5) years from and after the date electric energy and service is first delivered to said lighting district 'pursuant to this contract, and shall thereafter extend automatically for successi've terms of one (1) year each, provided however', that either party hereto shall have the right to tern~inate this contract upon not less than sixty (60) days written notice 'prior to the expiration date of the original term or any extended term hereof. (3) This contract shall at all tin~s be subject to such changes or modifications by the Public Utilities Commission of the State of California as such Commission may, from time to time, direct in the exercise of its IN WITNESS WHEREOF, on this Q.~'~ day of 1963, the parties hereto have caused these presents to be executed by 'their respecti've officers thereunto duly authorized. PACIFIC GAS & ELECTRIC COMPANY, a ,MANAGER COmMERCIAl.. DIEPARTM![Frl* ""/ -2- Pacific G&s and Electric Company Revised Cal. P.U.C. Sheet No. 3~43-E San Francisco, California Canoeling Revised Cal. P.U.C. Sheet Nos. 3274-3275-3280-E Schedule No. LS-I STREET AND HIGHWAY LIGHTING APPLICABILITY This schedule is applicable to servic~ to street, highway and other public outdoor lighting installa- tions, using incandescent filament or mercury vapor lamps with bracket or mast arm construction, and supplied generally from overhead wood pole or partial underground steel pole distribution lines, where the Company owns and maintains the entire equipment. TERRITORY The entire territory served. RATES Rate per Lamp per Month Burning 8chsdule .................................................................................... ALI-Night Midnight Nominal Lamp Rating Incandescent Lamps 600 lumens or less ................................................................................$ 1.70 ~ 1.50 1,000 inmens ...........................................................................................1.90 1,65 2,500 lumens ............................................................................................2.95 2,55 4,000 lumens ...........................................................................................3.55 3.00 6,000 lumens ...........................................................................................4.25 3.55 10,000 lumens ............................................................................................5.80 4.75 15,000 lumens ............................................................................................7.50 6,00 25,000 hmens ............................................................................................11,00 8.50 Mercury Vapor Lamps Watts Lumens 175 8,000 ......................................................................................5.00 4.50 250 12,000 .....................................................................................6.30 5.50 400 15,000 .....................................................................................7.65 6.60 400 23,000 .....................................................................................7.65 6,60 700 40,000 .....................................................................................11.20 9.50 1,0O0 60,000 ......................................................................................13.70 11.50 SPECIAL CONDITIONS 1. Type of Service: The Company reserves the right to supply either "multiple" or "series" service. 2. Annum Burning SChedule: The above rates apply to lamps which will be turned on and off once each night in accordance with a regular barsing schedule agreeable to the customer but not exceeding 4,100 hours per year for all-night service and 2,050 hours per year for midnight service. 3. Operating Schedules Other Than AII-Ni ht and Midnight: Rates for regular operating schedules other than full all-night but not midnight wlY{ be the midnight rates plus or minus, respectively, for each half hour per night more or less than midnight service, one-~leventh of the difference between the mid- night and the all-night rate, computed to the neaxest whole cent. This adjustment will apply only to lamlm on regular operating schedules which do not exceed 4500 hours per year. 4. Facilities: The above rates are applicable to street lighting equipment mounted on wood poles or on steel poles of a partiff underground distribution system. Where a separate pole is required to support street lighting equipment only, a metal pole will be installed at the customer's request if the customer elects to pay the difference between the installed costs of a wood pole and a metal pole. The Company will furnish ths metal pole at its expense for an additional monthly charge of $2.00. Concrete poles will be installed in Humboldt Division and in the Port Bragg Area at the customer's request in lieu of metal poles. The addi- tional monthly charge for such concrete pole~ will bo $1.25 per pole. Where additional steel distribution poles are installed in partial underground systems because of desired street light spacing, the customer shall pay the difference between the installed costs of wood poles and the steel poles. In addition, with a partial underground system, the customer shall pay the installed co~t of all conduit for use of street lights only, Advice Letter No. 199-E Issued by Date Filed March 27, 1963 Decision No. S.L. Sibley Effective April 16, 1963 Vice-President and General Manger Resolution No. E-113i