Section 3
SEC. 3. The poles erected by the grantee shall be of such a height as to maintain the wires stretched on the same at a distance of at least twenty feet above the level of the ground, and shall be of such appearance as not to disfigure the streets, and shall be placed in accordance with a plan approved by the provincial or municipal authorities concerned, and said grantee shall supply electric power, heat, and light to any applicant for the same (within fifteen days after the date of the application, and as between such applicant and other like applicants, in the order of the date of his application) up to the limit of the capacity of the plant of said grantee, to be determined by the district engineer on the application of said association or said grantee, and should the demand for electric power, heat, and light at any time increase beyond the capacity of the plant of said grantee to supply the same, the capacity of said plant shall be increased to meet such demand, upon authorization by the municipal council concerned: Provided however, That if the point at which the electric light, heat or power to be furnished is at a distance in excess of one hundred and fifty meters from the lines or wires operated by said concessionaire, then the said concessionaire shall not be required to furnish such service except upon the written order of the Board of Public Utility Commissioners or its successors.