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11/13/2017 vii. Have a system that alerts the Operator if a technology failure or loss of communication occurs, and when such alert is given, that: 1. Requires the Operator to assume direct control of the PDD; and 2. If the Operator is unable to assume control of the device, causes the PDD to safely come to an off -roadway stop. viii. Obey all traffic and pedestrian control signals, signs, markings, or other restrictions. ix. Include a plate or marker that may be easily read by pedestrians near the PDD and that identifies the Permittee's website address and contact information. Lettering shall have a font size that is a minimum of 1" tall. X. Not unreasonably interfere with pedestrians or traffic, and yield to pedestrians, including, without limitation, pedestrians using personal assistive mobility devices, persons using skates or skate boards on the sidewalk, and cyclists using any sidewalk, crosswalk or public thoroughfare. xi. Not operate on a State or County highway or private roadway where City does not hold an easement right allowing public access, including the sidewalk, crosswalk, or public thoroughfare associated with said State of County highway or private roadway unless express authorization by the owning jurisdiction/entity is received and provided to City. D. In the case of a technology failure or other circumstances that cause the PDD to come to a stop in a location other than property owned or leased by Permittee, Permittee shall remove the PDD within 12 hours. E. Permittee shall provide staffing sufficient to respond quickly to inquiries from the public and shall respond to such inquiries within 48 hours. F. Permittee shall document and report to City every incident involving an injury to an individual and/or animal; every incident resulting in damage to property; every incident involving a collision with any individual, animal, or property; any other operational safety issues; and any complaints from members of the public. These incident reports shall, at a minimum, include the location, circumstances and description of the incident or safety issue. Permittee shall transmit incident reports to City within 6 hours of any incident involving an injury to a person or animal and within 24 hours for any other incident or safety issue. In addition, all data capturing any incident shall be stored, maintained, and be readily available for retrieval by City for a period of two (2) years. Page 4 of 10 ATTY/RESO.0098/CC RESOLUTION FOR PILOT EXTENSION RESO. NO. 15626 REV: 11-03-171S MUFF NO. 604