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UNAPPROVED asked if this included "Acts of God." Mr. Clysdale stated that this was an all-risk policy in very broad terms. He stated that the policy does not list all the perils, but removes the exclusions. He added that all expected losses would be covered. Mr. Clysdale stated that every year the City is given a quote for an increase in liability coverage, noting that, in the past, they have opted to insure themselves under the provisions of Governmental Immunity. He stated that the current policy provided for $300,000 coverage per injury, per individual, with a $700,000 annual maximum for all losses of that nature. He stated that this provided immunity for losses in excess of that. He stated that every year, the City is given the option of increasing the coverage by one million above that, noting that the current premium is $17,000, and stated that in the past, the City of Mounds View, as most cities, has relied upon their government immunity. Council Member Stigney stated that he would exclude the excess liability, as in the past. Council Member Marty asked if the City had any coverage over and above that of the League of Minnesota Cities. Finance Director Kessel stated that State Statutes provide immunity from the need for additional coverage. Mr. Clysdale added that those losses have been recently confirmed with the recent terrible tragedy at the Holidazzle Parade. Mayor Coughlin thanked Mr. Clysdale for his report. MOTION/SECOND: Stigney/Thomason. To Approve Insurance Coverages for 1999-2000, with the Exclusion of Excess Liability Coverage Premium. Ayes — 4• Nays — 0 Motion carried. Mayor Coughlin stated that, at this time, they would continue consideration of Item H, concerning the Intoxicating Liquor License Renewal as it pertains to Robert's Off 10. H. Public Hearing 7:25: for Approval of Renewal of Intoxicating Liquor Licenses - Continued City Attorney Long stated that conditions could be added to the license, the typical procedure being with the consent of the applicant, and explained that the applicant could bring forth some general conditions that would meet with the objective of the Council. He stated that if the applicant consented, they could move forward requiring a separate adverse hearing. He stated that if a motion was made in regard to the license renewal, it be subject to two stipulations. One stipulation would be that the licensee shall remain in full compliance with the City's noise control ordinances. The second stipulation would state that the licensee will implement additional noise control measures at the licensed premises, in consultation with the City, which are economically practicable. He stated that the specific conditions could be established through discussion and consultation between City staff and the applicant. Mayor Coughlin asked the applicant if he would be agreeable to these two stipulations. Gregory Waites, Manager of Robert's Off 10, stated that he would agree to discuss the issue with the City to determine a reasonable solution. He stated that his "track record" indicated he had done very well by the neighbors, adding that he was open to discussion with the neighbors to resolve the issues and to keep them happy. 22 CAADMIN\MINUTES\CC\6-28-99.CC