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(4) A permit issued under section 7.295 may require the permittee to install capacity in excess of the permittee's or other providers' needs, as determined by the city. The permittee may negotiate with other licensed providers, which are co-locating with the permittee, for sharing the use and costs associated with the joint use in open trenches. (5) A licensee or owner of above-ground wires, cables or lines located in aright-of--way that is subject to acapacity-enhancing improvement project shall install conduit crossings at the time of the improvement project. (6) The administrative rules issued by the city manager hereunder shall include, but not be limited to: (a) Requirements for prior notice to other licensed providers before performing work, and establishment of criteria to address the frequency that street openings will be permitted; (b) Location criteria and regulations for installation of above- ground facilities, such as junction boxes, controllers, distribution centers, etc. within the general right of way, including the ability to require under- grounding. (c) Standards for when and under what conditions existing above- ground utilities and telecommunications facilities shall be placed underground; (d) Standards for conduit size, location and capacity to be installed by providers, which may be different for different areas of the city, class of street, location, and other factors; (e) Standards that ensure initial providers in an area provide extra capacity for later providers and a procedure that enables the initial provider to recover a portion of its costs incurred, is not discriminatory, does not prevent competition in service delivery, or become a barrier to other providers; (f) Criteria for providing exceptions to the requirement that later providers utilize the extra capacity of initial providers; (g) The format for the manner in which data on the construction and location of services is provided to the city; (h) Procedures that ensure providers belong to the local utility. notification service and can document their ability to provide locating service for their facilities; (i) Requirements for public notice; (j) Traffic control plans; and (k) Requirements for indemnity, performance bonds and project completion bonds. Section 4. Notwithstanding the effective date of this Ordinance, or any provisions adopted herein requiring the imposition of annual license and/or registration fees, the City Ordinance - 13