1. To protect the general public health and safety;

2. To preserve and maintain the primary purpose of the right-of-way as a means of public travel and emergency vehicle access;

3. To respond to requirements established by federal or state laws, particularly as relating to service providers and reflected in chapter 83, Laws of 2000 State legislature;

4. To preserve the value of the public investment in the right-of-way and useful life of street, curbing, and sidewalk paving, and maintain the integrity and quality of the paving;

5. To preserve the value of the right-of-way to support municipal infrastructure needs as a priority use, and the value of municipal infrastructure investment; and

6. To promote the public convenience and aesthetics.