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3. Within three feet of any unmarked crosswalk at a "t" intersection; 4. Within a five-foot radius of any fire hydrant, fire call box, or other emergency facility; 5. Within three feet of any driveway, entrance to a building, or sidewalk leading to the entrance of a building; 6. In front of, or so situated so as to impede access to, any bus bench or shelter; 7. Within three feet of any no-parking or no-stopping zone, unless the newsrack is located on the side of the sidewalk farthest from the street. 6.28. 10080 Modification of placement standards. The community development director may waive or modify the standards for newsrack placement contained in this chapter upon a showing of good cause and upon his or her determination that placing a newsrack at the location requiring the modification would not endanger the public health or safety. Notice of any modification approved by the community development director shall be given to the city council who may choose to review his or her decision. No modification or waiver shall be effective until one day following the city council meeting after notice of the modification or waiver has been made. Should the city council wish to review the matter, no modification or waiver shall be effective until the city council has acted. 6.28. Maintenance required. Each newsrack shall be maintained in a neat and clean condition and in good repair at all times. 6.28.1 30N repair of damaged newsracks—removal upon discontinuance. Newsracks that have been damaged or stolen shall be replaced or repaired as soon as is practical, unless the permit holder wishes to abandon the location, in which event the permit holder shall promptly remove its newsrack or compartment, as the case may be. When use of any newsrack is permanently discontinued, it shall be removed and the location restored to its previous condition, normal wear and tear excepted. Page 8 of 10