All permitted news racks shall comply with following design standards:
A. Height: As measured from the surface of the sidewalk to the highest point of the news rack, no news rack shall exceed:
1. A height of fifty inches (50") when located adjacent to a building or structure, including light poles and similar features, of equal or greater height; or
2. A height of five feet (5') when located adjacent to a building stacked with multiple racks; or
3. A height of three feet (3') in other locations.
B. Other Dimensions: No news rack shall exceed:
1. A depth of two feet (2'); and
2. A length of two feet (2').
C. Color: News racks shall be flat black, or the designated fixture color as part of any special assessment area with an overall street design theme that specifies particular colors. In the event that the design of a special assessment area requires that news racks be enclosed within particular materials or colors, any licensee with news racks within such district shall be notified of the pending requirements and shall comply with them.
D. Advertising: News racks shall carry no advertising except a logo or other information identifying the newspaper or other printed material. This information may be displayed on the news rack up to a height of six inches (6") and width of thirteen inches (13") on the upper two-thirds (2/3) of the sides and a height of three inches (3") and width of twenty inches (20") on the bottom one-third (1/3) of the front.
E. Licensee Information: Each news rack shall have permanently affixed in a readily visible place the current name, address, and telephone number of the licensee. (Ord. 7-15, 2015)