[Adopted 9-3-1902]
A.
Right granted to Cumberland Valley Railroad to construct
and maintain telegraph line. The right is hereby granted to the Cumberland
Valley Railroad Company to construct and maintain a telegraph line
for the operation of its railroad and the conduct of its business
and for that purpose to erect poles, with crossarms and brackets,
and to attach and string wires thereto on or along the east side of
said Third Street, with a loop to its general office building by the
alley on which the borough electric light plant is located to Second
Street and thence by Grant Street to its freight station.
B.
Pole requirements. All poles so erected within the
borough limits shall be straight and neatly painted, and the same
shall not be placed opposite any door, gate, passageway or alley,
and the wires shall be strung and maintained at a height of not less
than 18 feet above the grade line of the streets and alleys and shall
be so strung and maintained as not to interfere with telephone, electric
light or other telegraph wires already erected.
[Added 2-24-1904]
A.
Right granted to Cumberland Valley Railroad Company
to construct and maintain telephone line. The right is hereby granted
to the Cumberland Valley Railroad Company to construct and maintain
a telephone line and for that purpose to erect poles, with crossarms
and brackets, and to attach and string wires thereto on and through
the following streets and alleys of said borough:
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Beginning on the right-of-way of said railroad
company opposite Franklin Junction, thence through the alley leading
from the telegraph office at Franklin Junction to Broad Street and
crossing Broad Street to and through the alley leading from Broad
Street to North Main Street at the residence of Frank Henderson, with
the right to place any necessary poles on Broad Street at the point
of crossing and on North Main Street at or near said alley at Henderson's,
and to string wires across North Main Street.
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B.
Requirements for poles and wires. All poles so erected
upon said streets or alleys shall be straight and neatly painted,
and the same shall not be placed opposite any door, gate, passageway
or alley, and the wires shall be strung and maintained at a height
of not less than 18 feet above grade line of the streets and alleys
and shall be so strung and maintained as not to interfere with telephone,
electric light or telegraph wires already erected.
[Added 1-6-1906]
The right is hereby granted to the Cumberland
Valley Railroad Company to erect and maintain a power plant on the
east side of Kennedy Street in the Borough of Chambersburg, Pennsylvania,
nearly opposite a point between the Cumberland Valley Railroad Company
roundhouse and blacksmith shop and to lay therefrom and maintain water,
steam and air pipes across said Kennedy Street below the surface of
the ground to the blacksmith shop, roundhouse, machine shop, office
and other buildings of said railroad company for the purpose of conducting
water, steam and air through and by means of said pipes to its property
and works aforesaid; and also to cross Grant Street in said borough
below the surface of the ground with such water and steam pipes as
may be used in operation of said power plant; also to cross said Kennedy
Street overhead with electric wires and erect and maintain such poles,
crossarms, etc., as may be necessary to carry said wires from said
power plant to the Cumberland Valley Railroad Company buildings aforesaid
and property of said company and to transmit electric current by means
thereof.
