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(7) A certificate of liability insurance shall be filed with the City covering claims for damages which might arise out of the use or placement of a bench in the public right-of-way, naming the City as as additional insured. The minimum limits of liability shall be $100,000.00/$300,000.00. (8) At the request of the Public Works Director, a bench shall be removed in order to permit right-of-way improvements or maintenance or, if its location is deemed to be a safety hazard. (9) Written permission of the owner of private property immediately adjacent to a bench must be secured and filed with the City. (10) If the bench placement is in a Minnesota Department of Transportation or County right-of-way, written permission must be secured from the Minnesota Department of Transportation or the County and filed with the City. IV. Chapter 82 of the City Code of the City of Roseville is hereby amended by adding a new Section 82.140, to read as follows: 82.140. Newspaper Vending Machines in Right-of-Way. No newspaper vending machine may be placed or maintained in a public right-of-way without securing a permit from the Public Works Director and the payment of an annual vending machine license fee. A permit shall not be issued unless the newspaper vending machine and its placement comply with the following conditions: (1) A newspaper vending machine may be placed no nearer than four (4) feet from the roadway curb or the edge of the roadway where no curb exists. (2) The maximum size of a newspaper vending machine shall be four (4) feet high, two (2) feet long, and two (2) feet deep, except, in the event that the newspaper vending machine is placed within forty (40) feet of the corner of an intersection, the height of such newspaper vending machine shall not exceed thirty (30) inches. (3) No more than one (1) newspaper vending machine per newspaper publisher may be placed within one thousand (1,000) feet of any other newspaper vending machine of that same newpaper publisher. (4) No newspaper vending machine may be attached to a public facility such as a utility pole, roadway sign, or fireplug.