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Roseville City Council
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Ordinance #
1285
Ordinance Title
Authorizing the City to Grant Non-Exclusive Transit Shelter Franchises
Ordinance Date Passed
7/28/2003
Ordinance Date Published
8/2/2003
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<br />Section 11. Maintenance. <br /> <br />Franchisees shall maintain all shelters to the reasonable satisfaction of the Director of <br />Public Works as set out below. The transit shelters shall be maintained a minimum of <br />twice weekly with such maintenance to include sweeping, cleaning, emptying trash <br />receptacles, picking-up litter/debris about the shelter, removing graffiti/stickers, removal <br />of ice and snow from sidewalks constructed by the Franchisee leading to public <br />sidewalks in a manner such that each shelter shall be fully accessible within 12 hours of a <br />snow fall or other weather event. Franchisees shall power-wash the shelters and <br />sidewalks at least once each month, weather permitting. <br /> <br />Franchisees shall inspect each shelter at least twice weekly for any damaged or broken <br />parts or burned-out lighting fixtures and franchisees shall repair or replace damaged or <br />broken parts and burned-out lighting fixtures within forty-eight (48) hours after they <br />become aware of the damage, breakage, or burn-out, or at the time of weekly <br />maintenance, whichever is sooner. <br /> <br />Section 12. Advertising. <br /> <br />Each transit shelter installed by franchisees shall contain panels for advertising displays <br />as specified in the franchisee's proposal and ordinance granting the particular franchise. <br />Such displays shall be used solely for advertising materials and/or public service <br />announcements. Franchisees shall use their best reasonable efforts to obtain revenue- <br />generating advertisements for the advertising display panels, except where the City has <br />the right to utilize a panel for public service announcements. <br /> <br />Advertising size and placement shall be as follows: The shelter signage may be up to two <br />(2) four feet by six feet (4' x 6') advertising panels in a 2-sided "v" display affixed to the <br />end wall of the shelter (or road wall on a narrow right of way application) and <br />perpendicular to the roadway curb or edge viewable from one or both ends of the shelter. <br />Signage on shelters shall require permits as required by Chapter 1009 of this code. <br /> <br />Except with respect to the monthly fee payable to the City pursuant to Section 15 hereof, <br />franchisees shall have the right to retain all revenues generated from the advertising <br />displays on all transit shelters. Under no circumstances shall any advertising display <br />contain indecent or vulgar pictures, graphics or language or include advertising for any <br />alcohol or tobacco products. Franchisees shall not display advertising relating to <br />contraception, pornography, politics or religion. Franchisees shall remove, within forty- <br />eight (48) hours after their receipt of the City's written notification requesting such <br />removal, any advertisements which the City in its reasonable discretion deems to be <br />offensive to the Community, or in conflict with the City's health, safety and welfare <br />concerns. In the event that a franchisee fails to remove such advertisements within such <br /> <br />4 <br />
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