| § 26.1. Adoption of state right-of-way standards. |
| § 26.2. Rights to use of streets, etc., subject to rules. |
| § 26.3. Plans and permits essential to setting poles, etc. |
| § 26.4. Defective water, gas or electric meters. |
| § 26.5. Excessive charges due to defective meter. |
| § 26.6. Removing or damaging property of public utility companies. |
| § 26.7. Refusal of corporation, etc., to disclose information, etc. |
| § 26.8. Breach of contract by public utility company. |
| § 26.9. Policemen to report defective poles, wires, pipes, etc.; to arrest trespassers. |
| § 26.10. Wooden poles prohibited on certain streets. |
| § 26.11. Poles to be in alley if practicable. |
| § 26.12. Placement and removal of poles, etc. |
| § 26.13. Removal of wires, poles, etc., not in use. |
| § 26.14. Removal of poles from sidewalk. |
| § 26.15. Use of poles by different companies. |
| § 26.16. Each company to be allotted zone on joint poles; special zone on poles for city. |
| § 26.17. Temporary removal of wires for painting or repair of building. |
| § 26.18. Use of insulated tie-wires. |
| § 26.19. Wires to be tightly stretched. |
| § 26.20. Roofs as supports for wires. |
| § 26.21. Wires along walls. |
| § 26.22. Cross-connection formed by water. |
| § 26.23. Guard irons and guard wires. |
| § 26.24. Trees to be trimmed to prevent wire leakage, etc. |
| § 26.25. Intoxicated or incompetent workers. |
| § 26.26. Wires to run under existing lines. |
| § 26.27. Abatement as a nuisance of poles and wires contrary to regulations. |
| § 26.28. Wires and poles, etc., in dangerous condition. |
| § 26.29. Cutting off current, removal of pole, etc., in emergency. |
| § 26.30. Permit for installation of gas or electricity; to observe plumbing, etc., regulations. |
| § 26.31. City laws, etc., to be obeyed. |
| § 26.32. Duty of telephone companies to maintain service at all times. |
| § 26.33. Telephone service not to be disconnected for failure to pay charge in advance. |
| § 26.34. Connecting pipes, wires, etc., to register the quantity used by consumers. |
| § 26.35. Destroying or disconnecting meter. |
| § 26.36. Changing or altering pipe, wire or attachment. |
| § 26.37. Connecting with, turning on or off gas, etc., of another. |
| § 26.38. Refusing to deliver rented meters or lamps, etc. |
| § 26.39. Setting gas on fire or interfering with mains, conduits, etc. |
| § 26.40. Meters open for inspection. |
| § 26.41. False meter. |
| § 26.42. Acts done, etc., to be prima facie evidence. |
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Cross reference— Electricity, Ch. 9; plumbing and gas, Ch. 23; right-of-way vacation process, Ch. 29, Art. VI; streets and sidewalks, Ch. 29; water, sewers and sewage disposal, Ch. 32. |