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E. Location: A Courtesy Bench shall be placed parallel to and no nearer closer than four feet from the roadway curb or the edge of the roadway where no curb exists and shall not obstruct a pathway. A bench may be located on a sidewalk, provided that the minimum remaining width of the sidewalk after bench installation is six feet.No bench shall be fixed to any city property including city sidewalks,utility poles and signs without prior approval of the City. F. Number: No more than one bus Courtesy Bench may be placed at a roadway intersection in the direction of traffic flow, unless the Public Works Director authorizes more benches in writing after finding that the passenger load justifies more than one Courtesy Bench at a bus stop.All bus benches shall bear the local telephone number at which the permittee may be reached concerning issues with the bench. G. Proximity to Other Benches Structures: No bus Courtesy Bench may be placed within 500 feet of any other bench or within 15 feet of an existing Transit Shelter on a roadway,unless the Public Works Director authorizes more Courtesy Benches in writing after finding that the passenger load justifies more than one Courtesy Bench at a bus stop or closer proximity. Courtesy Benches shall not be located within 5 feet of fire hydrants, driveways, or crosswalks. H. Size: The maximum size of a Courtesy Bench shall be three and one-half feet high, seven feet long and three feet wide erected upon a concrete pad, or approved of—equal, of a maximum eight feet-eight-foot length and four foot four-foot width.The maximum amount of advertising on a bus bench shall not exceed eleven square feet. I. ADA Compliance: All Courtesy Benches in construction and location must comply with the Americans with Disabilities Act. J. Color: A Courtesy Bench shall be of a single color except a multicolored advertising sign. The bench signage may be affixed to or may be used as the backrest of the Courtesy Bench. Signage shall be affixed only to the street-side portion of the Courtesy Bench backrest K. Material: Materials used in constructing Courtesy Benches must be constructed using durable materials including,but not limited to, wood, steel, concrete, or plastic. L. Advertising: Courtesy Benches may display Signs as defined by Roseville City Code Sec. 1010.02 (A)(1) and must be approved by the Director of Public Works. Such signs do not require a sign permit. Such signs may not contain a dynamic display. The maximum amount of advertising on a Courtesy Bench shall not exceed eleven square feet and may only be displayed on the front surface of the back rest. M. Structure Maintenance: When directed by the Public Works Director as necessary to address refuse and litter issues, bench sites shall be equipped with an architecturally 2