(A) The city is concerned with the use of all rights-of-way in the city as such rights-of-way are valuable and limited resources.
(B) Changes in the public utilities and communications industries have increased the demand and need for access to rights-of-way and placement of facilities and structures therein.
(C) It is necessary to comprehensively plan and manage access to, and structures and facilities in, the rights-of-way and provide innovative and economic solutions to efficiently and economically utilize limited rights-of-way capacity.
(F) The city has authority under the laws and Constitution of the state, including, but not limited to, Art. 18, §§ 3, 4 and 7, to regulate the public and private entities which use the right-of-way.
(Prior Code, § 1074.01) (Ord. 76-2018, passed 9-24-2018)