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ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING THE EXECUTION OF A CONTRACT BETWEEN THE CITY OF PADUCAH,
BOARD OF PARK COI-uyIISSIOPIERS (COLORED) AND THE PADUCAH WATER WORKS REGARDING THE
LAYIPIG OF A WATER !,!AIN EXTEISIOI FROM THE PRESENT WATER i iAIId ON HINKLEVILLE
ROAD TO PROVIDE MATER FOR STUART NELSON PARK, AND PRESCRIBING THE TER:,.S AND
CONDITIONS THEREOF", CIHICH WAS ADOPTED BY THE BOARD OF COi=%IISSIONERS 01•1
MARCH 10, 1953
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF C0131ISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF PADUCAIi,
KENTUCKY:
SECTION 1. That Section 1 of an ordinance containing the title
quoted above, which was adopted on march 10, 1953, be, and the same is hereby
amended and reordained so that said section as amended and reordained shall
read as follows:
11SECTIO11 1. That the City of Paducah, by and through its
%iayor, Robert C. Charry, enter into a contract or agreement with the
Paducah Water Works and the Board of Park Commissioners (colored) to
provide for the extension of a water main from a point on the Hinkle-
ville Road, opposite the entrance road to Stuart Nelson Park, and to
extend to and into said Park to provide water thereto, said agreement
to be in words and figures as follows:
*Paducah Water Works, municipally owned, by, and through its
Commissioners of Water Works, (hereinafter called ?Water Works?), party
of the first part and the City of Paducah, Kentucky, hereinafter called
?City? and Colored Park Board of Paducah, hereinafter called the ?Board?,
parties of the second part, all of Paducah, McCracken County, Kentucky.
, I T N E S S E T H:
?That Whereas, pursuant to an agreement dated December 5,
1951, between Water ?'forks and 114. H. Conrad and Ralph B. Hamilton,
partners doing business as 1.1. H. Conrad Building Company, hereinafter
called ?Conrad? has constructed a 6 inch water main along the Hinkle-
ville Road, and by said agreement, water Works agreed that Conrad should
reserve, for a period of five years from the date of said contract,
460 taps to furnish *,rater service to family dwellings and commercial
establishments in its subdivision located in McCracken County;
?And, whereas the City is the owner of a tract of land com-
prising Stuart Nelson Park, a public park operated by the Board, and
the City and the Board desire to supply water to said Park.
? In consideration of the covenants herein contained, the
Board is hereby authorized to connect to said. 6 inch main constructed
by Conrad at the intersection thereof with i?elson Park Road, and to
lay a 6 inch cast iron water main northwardly along Felson Park Road
from said Conrad main to 'the entrance of said Park, a distance of
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approximately 1915 feet; thence continuin„ in a northerly direction
and along a roadway in said Park, a distance of approximately 8&5 feet,
all in LcCracken County, Kentucky.
?It is further mutually agreed by the parties hereto that:
Tl. The Board shall lay the water main to supply water to the
Park referred to herein at its own costs and expense, that is to say
the ?later :forks shall not be nor become liable for any cost or expense
of making said connection, laying said main, extensions or service
lines.
T2. Said mater main and all grater lines connected thereto
shall be laid according to plans approved by the Water "forks and shall
be laid under the supervision and installed Pursuant to the rules and
regulations of the Water ?'forks.
T3. The water main laid by the Board pursuant to this
contract shall be and become the property of the [tater "'forks as soon as
the sante is installed and accepted by the Water ?forks and shall be
freed of all liens, if any, at the expense of the Hoard. At the com-
pletion of said water main, the Board will furnish to the "'later Works
a verified statement shot^ring the cost thereof.
14. Provided that if the ,'later "forks shall determine that the
interest of Conrad in said crater supply will not be adversly affected
persons residing outside the city limits of Paducah tray be permitted
to connect to the main as contemplated herein, and the City may charge
such} customers as follows:
(a) For each tap not larger than 1 inch, the sum of 13200.
(b) For each connection larger than 1 inch the sum of {300.
Such charges may be made until the City of Paducah has been paid a stun
equal to the actual costs of the main; provided, however, that such
charges shall not be made by the City after 5 years from the approval of
this contract by City, nor in the event that the area occupied by the
main shall have been annexed by the City of Paducah. In no event
shall the City recover more than the actual cost of the main.
T5. The payment of the _gees provided for herein shall be
made to the Plater "forks in Paducah, Kentucky, and during the 5 year
period mentioned in Paragraph 4, the City is entitled to be paid or
credited for all connections to said main and the Plater Works'will
permit no other consumers residing outside the city limits of the City
of Paducah to make use of said water main without payment of said sum
for the use and benefit of the Board. Fees collected by the Water Works
shall be payable into the CityTs general fund on or about January 1,
and July 1 of each year during said 5 year period. the Water Works
shall be the sole authority regulating and controlling• connections to
said main.
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t6. All mater furnished to the Board or to anyone receiving
water through the main outside the city limits of the City of Paducah, is
surplus water and neither the City of Paducah nor the Water Works
guarantee supply or pressure and neither shall be liable at any time
for any lack of pressure or failure of service, and should the supplying
of water to the Board or to others receiving water from the main at any
time, in the judgment of the Commissioners of :Nater Works, interfere
with proper and adequate water supply to consumers residing within the
corporate limits of the City o f Paducah, then, the supplying oi'via-ter
through the main may be discontinued. The Commissioners of Mater Works;
shall be the sole judges of the question as to whether the sale of water
through the main is interfering with proper and adequate service to
consumers within the city limits.
47. All water sold by the ''later Works through the main shall
be at rates now or hereafter established by the Dater Works and subject
to all rules and regulations now or hereafter adopted by the Water Works.
48. The Board hereby agrees and undertakes to indemnify
and same harmless the Plater Works from any and all liability arising
from the construction of the main or connections thereto laid by the
Boartd prior to acceptance by the Plater i9orks.
0,9. From and after the completion of the main and its
acceptance by the Water Works, the Board shall be under no duty or
obligation to maintain same.
410. In the event that the Board shall make connections
to said main larger than 1 inch, the Mater Works hereby reserves the
right and authority to regulate the hours during which water may be
supplied through such larger connections.
tll. Nothing herein shall authorize the Board to obligate
itself over and above its present operating revenues, nor does this
contract obligate the City to expend or furnish any funds for the
construction of said extension, however the City having heretofore
appropriated funds to the Board, part of which were for the purpose
of constructing said main, the money to be received from water taps
off of this main is to be received by the City rather than the Board
as herein provided.
t12. This agreement shall be in full force and effect from and
after its execution by the Parties hereto.
?Ili TESTIMOITY WHEREOF, the parties hereto have set their hands
this the day of , 1953•
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ATTEST:
PADUCAII MATER 111ORKS
By
Treasurer
COLORED PARK BOARD
BY
CITY OF PADUCAH
City Clerk By mayor"
SECTION 2. All ordinances and parts of ordinances in conflict herewith
are, to the extent of such conflict, hereby repealed.
SECTI_ OTI 3.— This ordinance shall be ih full Force and effect from and
after its adoption.
r•iayor
Passed by the Board of Commissioners !-larch 24, 1953
Recorded by Sarah Thurman, City Clerk, I>Iarch 24, 1953.