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Street Lights <br />Street lights are owned and installed by Connexus Energy. The streetlight design was developed in <br />conjunction with the City of Ramsey and Connexus (See Figure 3: Master Lighting Plan). The standard <br />street lights are designed to accommodate banner arms should banner signage be desired. The banner <br />arms should be the manufacturer's standard break -away banner arms to ensure safety and minimize <br />maintenance costs. Connexus provides street light maintenance for the City. Connexus bills the City of <br />Ramsey for the cost of installation and maintenance. <br />The choice of street light was intended to emphasis the pedestrian scale of The COR. Light poles within <br />the public right-of-way should be planned to accommodate banners, flowers, hanging artwork and <br />electrical outlets. <br />There are three (3) different streetlight types within The COR: <br />• 24 -foot high poles at intersections <br />• 14 -foot high poles at mid -block <br />• 12 -foot high poles at The Draw <br />The City will ensure that the appropriate streetlights are <br />installed on all public streets as described by the Design <br />Framework. Private developers shall provide parking lot <br />or other project lighting that retains these design <br />objectives. All lighting shall comply with City Code performance standards for lighting. All lighting shall <br />be reviewed by City staff to ensure compliance with the Design Framework and City Code standards <br />described above. <br />StandardsforOutdoor Dining. <br />Outdoor dining is encouraged as an attractive addition to a pedestrian- and retail -friendly, vital COR. <br />Such dining is encouraged subject to the standards in Section 117-118 of the Zoning Ordinance. <br />Design Framework — The COR Page 15 <br />February 28, 2012 <br />