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i <br /> (4) The proposed method of attachment; . ! <br /> (5) The ability of the structure to bear the in reased load of the <br /> proposed facility; <br /> (6) The degree of interference with bridge aintenance and <br /> painting; <br /> (7) The effect on the visual quality of the st ucture; and <br /> (8) The public benefit expected from the uti ity service as compared <br /> , <br /> to the risk involved. � <br /> H. PUBLIC UTILITIES tN RESIDENTIAL SUBDIVISION . <br /> (a) All public, quasi-public or private utility lines fo telecommunications, <br /> electrical, gas, cable TV or similar services shall e placed in easements <br /> and entirely underground in residential subdivisio s. Where public, quasi- <br /> public or private service lines are placed undergr und entirely throughout <br /> a subdivided area, said conduits or cable shall b placed within <br /> easements or dedicated public ways in a manner which will not conflict <br /> i <br /> with other underground services. <br /> (b) Utility Installation: All utility equipment boxes hall be located so as to <br /> not be unsightly or hazardous to the public. Utilit equipment exceeding a <br /> volume of 160 cubic feet in size shall be placed minimum of 25 feet <br /> away from the edge of the pavement when locat d along a public <br /> 39 <br />