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of the City to adopt and enforce general ordinances necessary to the safety and welfare of the public; and it agrees to comply with all applicable general laws and ordinances enacted by the City pursuant to such power. iKINE11:I(I71Y:I01taWMEMO) :lFM*3 Transit stop shelters with advertising displayed thereon shall only be allowed to occupy or use a right-of-way of any street or highway within the City of Roseville with and under the terms of a franchise as granted to a particular franchisee. This shall apply to shelters constructed by Metro Transit only if the Council specifically determined to make this ordinance applicable to Metro Transit. The City may grant franchises to multiple persons during the term of this franchise, subject to the provisions of this ordinance regarding number and placements of such shelters, and locations as identified in the ordinance granting the franchise. (Ord. 1318, 04-11-2005) 1207.09: NOTICES: All notices from the franchisee to the City as required by this franchise ordinance shall be to the Director of the Department of Public Works unless otherwise stated herein. The franchisee shall maintain throughout the term of the franchise a local office and address for service of notices by mail. The franchisee shall also maintain with the City a local office and telephone number for the conduct of matters related to this franchise open during normal business hours. The franchisee will provide an emergency phone number for response after normal business hours. (Ord. 1318, 04-11-2005) 1207.10: BASIC SERVICE, INSTALLATION SCHEDULE & DESIGN: Franchisees shall furnish, install, repair and maintain safe, clean and attractive illuminated transit shelters with revenue generating advertisements. In connection therewith, franchisees shall provide all materials, supplies, equipment, services and personnel at their sole cost and expense without any cost or expense to the City. All transit shelters shall: (i) be installed within one hundred eighty (180) days of the City's issuance of the applicable permits and licenses, (ii) contain inside lighting to illuminate the inner area of each shelter from dusk to dawn; and (iii) be equipped with a minimum of one bench and one trash receptacle to be emptied on a regular basis by the franchisee. The design of the transit shelters and site plan with improvements therein shall be submitted to and approved by the Public Works Director. The maximum size of a shelter shall be ten (10) feet in height, fourteen (14) feet in length, and five (5) feet in width erected upon a concrete pad of a size approved by the Public Works Director. The length of a shelter shall be determined by the Public Works Director and shall be dependent upon the number of buses or vehicles and users that frequent the bus stop. The franchisee shall meet all local, state and federal requirements applicable to bus shelters, their placement, and their use for public transit services. (Ord. 1318, 04-11-2005) I KlyAIM0 El I e N Y 01►/l►Lei 09 Franchisees shall maintain all shelters to the reasonable satisfaction of the Director of Public Works as set out below. The transit shelters shall be maintained a minimum of once a week or more frequently and on an as needed basis based on specific site needs at the discretion of the Director of Public Works with such maintenance to include sweeping, cleaning, emptying trash receptacles, picking -up litter/debris about the shelter, removing graffiti/stickers, removal of ice and snow from sidewalks constructed by the Franchisee leading to public sidewalks in a manner such that each shelter shall be fully accessible within 12 hours of a snow fall or other weather event. Franchisees shall power -wash the shelters and sidewalks at least once each month, weather permitting. Franchisees shall inspect each shelter a minimum of once a week, or more frequently and on an as needed basis, based on specific site needs for any damaged or broken parts or burned -out lighting fixtures and franchisees shall repair or replace damaged or broken parts and burned -out lighting fixtures within forty- eight (48) hours after they become aware of the damage, breakage, or burn -out, or at the time of weekly