[Code 1964, § 23-11]
The conditions and regulations of this article shall govern
the installation, maintenance, operation and repair of public telephone
booths in the City.
[Code 1964, § 23-17]
In consideration of the granting of the permit required in this
article by the City, the permit holder shall indemnify and save harmless
the City from all claims, suits, actions, damages, judgments and costs
of every name and description, in anywise arising out of or resulting
from the erection or maintenance of telephone booths under the permit
and shall defend on behalf of the City all claims, suits, actions
or proceedings which may be instituted against the City, provided
that the City shall, in event of any accident or other claim, give
the permit holder written notice of all accidents or claims to which
this indemnity agreement relates.
[Code 1964, § 23-14]
Installations of public telephone booths, including power connections
and site preparations, shall be made by the permit holder in good,
workmanlike manner and with approved safety precautions. Booths shall
be maintained and cleaned at the permit holder's expense.
[Code 1964, § 23-15]
The public telephone booth company shall furnish accurate records
of receipts and shall pay commissions to the City on charges collected
at each booth location after deducting booth lighting costs in connection
with the service, all in accordance with the regulations and the standard
rate of commission adopted by the permit holder and/or the public
service commission from time to time.
[Code 1964, § 23-16]
The public telephone booth permit holder may terminate service
and remove any or all booths upon at least 10 days' prior written
notice to the Commissioner of Codes Enforcement. Upon termination
the permit holder shall restore the site of any removed booth to a
safe and proper condition to the satisfaction of the Commissioner
of Codes Enforcement.