(A) Unless prohibited by § 25-6-25 of this article, flags and banners of a non-commercial nature may be attached to poles set in concrete or in the ground in a street right-of-way in a non-residential area. All flags, banners, and temporary signs placed pursuant to this section shall:
(1) Be securely attached to a pole or cable;
(2) Not be hung so as to come in contact with cars parked in designated parking areas or with pedestrians using sidewalks or persons getting in or out of parked vehicles; and
(3) Be removed as soon as torn or damaged.
(B) Subject to the above restrictions, flags and banners may also be attached to cables attached to poles with the approval of the City Council as long as the flags and banners do not at any point hang less than 12 feet above a city street and are being placed during and in conjunction with an event described in § 20-6-52 of this article.
(C) The City Manager, or any city employee designated by the City Manager to enforce the provisions of this chapter, may require a flag, banner, pole, or cable to be removed or modified if it creates a hazard to pedestrians or vehicles.