Such programs may include:
A. Orange Flags:
1. City Installed Receptacles: At crosswalks where pedestrian safety is a concern, Salt Lake City may install receptacles containing orange hand held flags on each side of an intersection or crosswalk. The flags are to be carried across the street by pedestrians and placed in the flag receptacle on the opposite side of the street.
2. Business, Individual Sponsors: Businesses or individuals wishing to sponsor an "orange flag crosswalk" may contribute in the following ways:
a. Flag Donations: The City will accept donated flags, as long as they meet the City's established size and material guidelines pursuant to section 57-6-5 of this chapter. The donor's name may be printed on the flags, provided the text is two inches (2") or less in height along the bottom of the flag. Only names may be printed on flags. No logos, messages or other forms of advertising may be included. The City will use the donated flags as replacements at all locations except those that have been adopted as described below. The City will also accept donations for flags to be made on the donor's behalf. Donations for flags will be accepted for a minimum of forty (40) flags, at a per flag fee that can be found in the City consolidated fee schedule.
b. "Adopt A Crosswalk": Businesses or residents may adopt an existing orange flag crosswalk, or may request to establish and adopt a new orange flag crosswalk location, subject to the Transportation Division's approval on a first come, first served basis. The City will affix a small plaque to the flag receptacles stating the sponsor's name. The sponsor may provide flags that meet the established guidelines, or ask the City to provide them. Adopted crosswalks must be located within a six hundred sixty foot (660') radius of the sponsor's business location or residence. Only one sponsor will be allowed per crosswalk or intersection. The sponsor shall make daily inspections of the sponsored crosswalk to ensure that the required number of flags is present, that the flags are maintained in usable condition, and that the flags are distributed evenly among the receptacles at that location. Salt Lake City may terminate sponsorships if the sponsor is not maintaining the flags at its sponsored crossing.
c. Monetary Donations: The City will accept monetary donations from those wishing to participate in the Pedestrian Safety Program. All donations will be acknowledged through the Transportation Advisory Board.
B. Painted Crosswalks: Salt Lake City may paint special markings on crosswalks to further increase their visibility to motorists.
C. Special Signage: Salt Lake City may install additional signage of different colors or with flashing lights to increase the visibility of crosswalks to motorists. (2019 Compilation)