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Council Minutes of 8/19/2003 commits a wrongful act, i.e. false arrest, false imprisonment or entering a wrong home. Property and scheduled equipment, provides coverage for the city buildings and equipment and equipment in the buildings. The coverage is most commonly needed when damage results from lightning or high wind. Crime, provides coverage if any money is stolen. Comprehensive liability, is a general coverage similar to the homeowners' coverage. This would cover damage from sewer back-ups, injuries resulting if a visitor slips and falls. Auto liability and physical damage, provides property and bodily injury covered in the event if an accident occurs in the city and it's the city's fault. Public official errors and omissions, provides coverage for libel, slander, zoning, employee practices and Title 7 Civil Service violations. Electronic Data Processing, provides coverage for system breakdowns. Boiler and Machinery, covers HVAC, electrical mechanisms, for example, chilling apparatus for the ice rink. Liquor liability, protects the city in the event of an incidem resulting from serving alcohol at Springvale. The umbrella coverage provides coverage above the other liability policies, general liability, wrongful acts, auto and employee benefits liability. Mr. Barker questioned if insurance for terrorism against the Waste Water Treatment Plant was included. Mrs. Farver explained that damage to the plant was more of an environmental nature and was of a lower priority than those of personal injury. The committee recommended approval of Resolution 2003-116. ^ Mr. Dial questioned the progress of Lorain Road repair. City Engineer Durbin explained that the repair of the pipes and catch basins below the surface was an extensive piece of work. But the improvement would progress more rapidly because the lanes will be placed down two lanes at a time. Two lanes are completed from Stearns to the city line, and it's a very nice job. Councilman Nashar, chairperson of the Building, Zoning and Development Committee: 1) The Building, Zoning and Development Committee met on August 12. Present were committee members McKay, Gareau and Nashar; Council members Miller, Kasler, Dailey; Building Commissioner Conway, Service Director Driscoll, City Engineer Durbin, Personnel Director Farver, Law Director Dubelko and Mayor Musial. The following items were discussed: Home Depot. Consideration was given to the residems who live behind Home Depot at Country Club Condominiums. Some residents said they were not properly notified of the Home Depot proposal to expand the storage area in the rear for the garden cerrter. Many issues were raised from noise level, dust, trucks arriving all hours of the night and an unkempt area. The residents are disturbed by all the retail stores in the vicinity behind them with continuing violations which they feel are not being addressed. After lengthy discussion, the committee recommended to hold Home Depot in committee and refer this matter back to the Planning Commission to be revisited. Mr. Mike Collins, the store manager, said that he would take this matter back to corporate and ask them to review the proposed plans. The Clerk of Commissions will notify the Country Club Condominiums Association of the Planning Commission meeting where this issue will be heard. Informal hearing by North Olmsted Schools for their request to erect a telecommunications tower to be located on the southwest corner of the North Olmsted 7