A. News racks on city owned property or in the public right of way shall be lawful within the expanded central business district ("ECBD"), which is defined to include the area of downtown bounded on the north by the north side of North Temple Street; on the east by the east side of 200 East Street; on the south by the south side of 500 South Street; and on the west by the west side of 400 West Street.
B. News racks shall be lawful on city owned property and in the public right of way within the Sugar House business district zoning districts (CSHBD1 and CSHBD2).
C. Outside of the ECBD and the Sugar House business district the existing news racks that substantially conform to the provisions of this chapter and that are listed on exhibit A to the ordinance codified herein, a copy of which shall be filed with the city recorder along with said ordinance, may remain in their present location subject to compliance with all design, maintenance and license regulations stated in this chapter.
D. The airport may make such rules and regulations governing the location and fees for news racks as the airport director deems reasonably necessary to ensure the safety and efficient operation of the airport.
E. Other than as allowed by subsections A, B, C and D of this section, it is unlawful to own, operate, place or maintain news racks on city owned property or in the public right of way. (Ord. 7-15, 2015)