Franchise Fee Exemption for Industrial Gas Sample Clauses

Franchise Fee Exemption for Industrial Gas. Industrial gas" or "gas sold to industrial customers," as to which Grantee shall pay no part of its revenue to the City of Oxford, Georgia, as consideration tor this contract, is defined to be gas sold to manufacturing, assembling, and processing business such as textile and cotton xxxxx, brick and tile manufacturers, glass manufacturing plants, cement plants, foundries, electric generating plants, steel and other metal plants, cotton oil xxxxx, ice plants, bottling plants, and other manufacturing plants, rubber processing plants, and other processing plants, and meat packing plants, laundries, bakeries, dairies, food processing plants, and to governmental institutions and non-profit educational institutions using more than two hundred thousand cubic feet (200,000 ft.3) (two thousand [2,000] therms) per day on any one meter, and generally, without limiting the foregoing, all gas sold for use in industrial and manufacturing processes.
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