A. A uniform video services license granted under this chapter shall be nonexclusive.

B. Any privilege claimed under a uniform video services license by the video service provider in any highway shall be subordinate to any lawful occupancy or use thereof by the city and shall be subordinate to any prior easements, prior licenses to use the highways, and any other private property rights that may be superior to the uniform video services license issued.

C. A video service provider shall be subject to all existing requirements of the city’s rules, regulations and specifications or hereafter enacted or established pursuant to the city’s police powers and taxing authority, and shall comply with all applicable existing state and federal laws and regulations or hereafter enacted or established.

D. The granting of uniform video services license shall not relieve the video service provider of any obligation involved in obtaining pole space from any department of the city, utility company, or from others lawfully maintaining poles in highway.

E. The granting of a uniform video services license does not relieve licensee of compliance with provisions of city code, ordinances, or policies governing construction, work, or use of the highways. There is hereby reserved to the city the power to amend any section of the city code related to construction in highways pursuant to its police powers. [Ord. 19-14 § 1; Res. 19-59; Code 2004 § 20-7.]