In this section, “traffic control device” has the meaning stated in § 11–167 of this article. The Administration shall establish a policy that allows for the installation of decorative treatments on traffic control devices that have been marred by graffiti or vandalism that includes: Illicit writings or drawings; Illegal postings; or Blight from incomplete mitigation of graffiti. A person may apply to the appropriate district office within the Administration for a permit to install a decorative treatment, including a digitally printed vinyl wrap or paint, on a traffic control device. Subject to the requirements of this section, a district office may issue a permit to install a decorative treatment on a traffic control device within the jurisdiction of the district office. The Administration shall adopt regulations for the installation of decorative treatments that prohibit decorative treatments from: Interfering with the operation or maintenance of a traffic control device; or Obstructing access to and ventilation of a traffic control device. Subject to subparagraph (ii) of this paragraph, the Administration shall adopt viewpoint and content neutral regulations that provide the minimum requirements for decorative treatments. A decorative treatment may not: Contain an advertisement; Contain an image or a description of graphic violence; Contain profanity; Contain pornography, obscene material, or images of nudity; Demean or disparage an individual or a group of individuals; Violate a copyright or any other legal ownership interest; or Unnecessarily engage the attention of drivers or cause driver distraction. The Administration may adopt any additional regulations necessary to implement this section.