Section 5-A. Interchange of Service or Common use of Tracks,
poles, etc.
The City of Houston shall have the power by ordinance, to provide
for the interchange of service or common use, by and between
every person, firm, corporation, assignee, trustee or receiver,
including the City of Houston, owning, using, operating or
controlling any franchise or public utility in the City of Houston,
over and of the lines, tracks or properties owned, held, maintained
or operated by such person, firm, corporation, assignee, trustee or
receiver under such franchise, and to have the power to enforce all
ordinances passed hereunder by appropriate provisions, penal or
otherwise, including the repeal and forfeiture of any of said
franchises for non-compliance with the provisions of any
ordinance or requirement passed under authority hereof.
By the term "interchange of service or common use" as herein
used is meant, that any person, firm, corporation, assignee, trustee
or receiver holding a franchise from the City for any public utility
shall allow the use by the City of Houston, or any other person,
firm, corporation, etc. owning, using, operating or controlling any
franchise or public utility in the City of Houston upon the payment
of a reasonable rental for such use of any of its poles, tracks, wires,
conduits, electric current, right of way or other properties or
equipment.
The City of Houston shall also provide such reasonable rates of
charge and conditions of use as in its judgment may be meet and
proper, and the City Council shall especially have the power to
compel any railroad or terminal company, whether operated by
steam, electricity or other power to allow any other terminal or
railroad company or the City of Houston to use its tracks or
physical property under such reasonable regulations as to time
and manner of use and compensation therefor as the city council
may fix. (Added by amendment October 15, 1913)
poles, etc.
The City of Houston shall have the power by ordinance, to provide
for the interchange of service or common use, by and between
every person, firm, corporation, assignee, trustee or receiver,
including the City of Houston, owning, using, operating or
controlling any franchise or public utility in the City of Houston,
over and of the lines, tracks or properties owned, held, maintained
or operated by such person, firm, corporation, assignee, trustee or
receiver under such franchise, and to have the power to enforce all
ordinances passed hereunder by appropriate provisions, penal or
otherwise, including the repeal and forfeiture of any of said
franchises for non-compliance with the provisions of any
ordinance or requirement passed under authority hereof.
By the term "interchange of service or common use" as herein
used is meant, that any person, firm, corporation, assignee, trustee
or receiver holding a franchise from the City for any public utility
shall allow the use by the City of Houston, or any other person,
firm, corporation, etc. owning, using, operating or controlling any
franchise or public utility in the City of Houston upon the payment
of a reasonable rental for such use of any of its poles, tracks, wires,
conduits, electric current, right of way or other properties or
equipment.
The City of Houston shall also provide such reasonable rates of
charge and conditions of use as in its judgment may be meet and
proper, and the City Council shall especially have the power to
compel any railroad or terminal company, whether operated by
steam, electricity or other power to allow any other terminal or
railroad company or the City of Houston to use its tracks or
physical property under such reasonable regulations as to time
and manner of use and compensation therefor as the city council
may fix. (Added by amendment October 15, 1913)
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