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A copy of the current list of providers is attached hereto as Exhibit "B" for informational <br />purposes only. The Inspector shall update the list as new providers become active within the City <br />and provide a copy thereof to the providers reflected in the list. <br />Individual project notices shall be provided in a manner which documents receipt of notice <br />by the appropriate utilities and license holders. The notice shall include the general anticipated <br />location within the public way and nature of facilities to be placed, along with_the proposed project <br />schedule. The notice shall provide, at a minimum, 10 days advance notice excluding Saturday, <br />Sunday, and legal holidays. The notice shall also state the date by which other providers must <br />respond to the notice. Upon request, an applicant must provide the City with documentation of the <br />applicant's notification to other utilities or license holders. <br />In addition, each January, providers shall submit to the City and all other providers a <br />published list of proposed facility installation or major facility upgrade projects anticipated to occur <br />within the following 24 months. The intent of this annual notification is to provide the City with <br />adequate infornlation to anticipate and manage impacts to the public rights-of--way, and provide other <br />providers with information helpful in planning for coordination of work and collocation of facilities. <br />This provision is not intended to require that a provider's marketing plans or proprietary information <br />be published or disclosed to other providers. If a provider determines certain information disclosed <br />to the City to be proprietary, the provider may signify such on the information submitted and <br />withhold that information from disclosure to other providers. The City will respect such <br />designations and protect such information from disclosure to the extent allowed by law. <br />This provider-initiated notification process is not required for the installation of facilities <br />within new developments which are creating new streets and being processed through the <br />subdivision platting and public street improvement review processes. Through these public review <br />processes a standard notification method is in place which provides opportunity for service providers <br />to coordinate service delivery plans, co-locate facilities and coordinate work in conjunction with the <br />new development. <br />R-7.302-D Location of Above-Ground Facilities. <br />1. Applicability. The standards contained in this section shall be utilized in the <br />placement ofabove-ground facilities, including but not limited to junction boxes, controller cabinets, <br />and central distribution boxes, in order to ensure that such facilities placed in the public way do not <br />interfere with the transportation uses of street and alley rights-of--way or with public safety. The <br />provisions of this section do not apply to pay telephones, above-ground wires, cables or lines, or <br />associated poles or support structures located in the public way. <br />2. Location Standards. Except for street lighting facilities or traffic control .devices <br />owned by the City, the location ofabove-ground facilities must conform to all applicable provisions <br />of the Eugene Code, 1971, adopted plans, the City's Manual on Utility and Right-of--Way Permits, <br />Administrative Order - 11 r:\adminord\ru(es\OOrowrl2ao.wpd(09/13/00) <br />