(a) A street seat must meet the requirements in this subsection which are further described in the guidebook.
(1) Street seats may only be placed adjacent to the curb in an unrestricted parking lane, on a street with dedicated permanent parking, and a posted speed limit of 30 miles-per-hour or less.
(2) A street seat may only activate in a space no larger than two parking spaces.
(3) A street seat may not interfere with other curb uses.
(4) A street seat must not create any interference with existing utility access and maintenance (i.e. manholes, storm and wastewater, telecom, etc.).
(5) Street seats are prohibited within a designated fire lane.
(6) Street seats must maintain required distances from other street amenities in accordance with the guidebook.
(b) Each street seat application must include a site plan as detailed in the guidebook.
(c) A street seat may require site visits or inspections by city staff. If site visits or inspections are required, the applicant or the applicant's design and installation contractors shall accompany city staff on scheduled site visits or inspections.
(d) The design submitted with the application must be approved by all applicable city departments and must comply with NACTO parklet guidelines.
(e) A permit holder is responsible for providing and maintaining all street seats elements including furniture and amenities.