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administer the public streets and rights-of-way. e. Considering the nature oftelephone utility companies and the burdens placed by such telephone utility companies on the city, the classification of such utilities separately from other businesses and occupations IS reasonable and nondiscriminatory. D. The City Council of the City of Louisville is authorized to impose taxes on the privilege of engaging in occupations or businesses solely for the purpose of raIsmg revenue. Sec. 3.26.020. Definitions. As used in this Chapter: "Account" means a business transaction between provider and inhabitant whereby provider provides to inhabitant basic 10cal exchange service to a single address within the city. "Basic local exchange service" means "basic local exchange service" authorized by a certificate of public convenience and necessity, or otherwise, under Title 40, Article 15, Colorado Revised Statutes, as amended or recodified from time to time. "Base count" means the total number of accounts for which the incumbent provider provides basic local exchange service within the corporate limits of the city on January 1 ofthe current year. "Incumbent basic local exchange service provider" or "incumbent provider" means the company or entity providing basic local exchange service in the city as ofJanuary 1, 1979. "Inhabitant" means any individual, corporation, partnership, ioint venture, company, firm, association, proprietorship or other entity residing or having a place of business within the city. "New basic 10cal exchange service provider" or "new provider" means any company or entity other than the incumbent provider who enters the business of providing basic local exchange service. "New provider's initial count" means the number of accounts for which a new provider provides basic local exchange service within the city thirty days after that new provider's effective date, under this chapter. 2