(A) The type and size of utility facilities and the manner and extent to which they are permitted along or within roadway rights-of-way can materially alter the scenic quality of roadway roadsides and adjacent areas.
(B) Additional controls are applicable in certain areas that have been acquired or set aside for their scenic quality. Such areas include scenic strips, overlooks, rest areas, recreation areas, the right-of-way of roadways adjacent thereto, and the right-of-way of sections of roadways which pass through public parks and historic sites.
(C) New underground utility installations may be permitted within such lands where they do not require extensive removal or trimming of trees or other natural features visible to the roadway user or do not impair the visual quality of the land being traversed.
(D) New aerial installations should be avoided at such locations where there is a feasible and prudent alternative.
(Ord. —, passed 6-30-2009)