Chapter 11.30 — INSURANCE REQUIREMENTS FOR ENCROACHMENT

Any applicant seeking a permit from the city to conduct any activity on, above, or below any public right-of- way, or other public place, that impedes the normal use of such place or right-of-way, shall file a certificate of insurance with the city finance director in accordance with Section 11.30.020.

(Ord. 1643 § 1(part), 1987).

A certificate of insurance required under Section 11.30.010 must be in a form acceptable to the city finance director, and must demonstrate that the applicant has obtained viable insurance coverage for himself/herself and the city of Campbell, its agents, officers, officials, and employees, in an amount acceptable to the city manager, for any and all property damages or personal injuries that might arise out of the contemplated encroachment on the public place or right-of-way. If said encroachment will involve the serving of alcoholic beverages, the certificate of insurance must evidence coverage for liquor liability.

(Ord. 1643 § 1(part), 1987).

Nothwithstanding Sections 11.30.010 and 11.30.020, the city council may modify or waive the provisions of this chapter if it finds either of the following:

(a)

The likelihood of a significant claim for property damage or personal injury arising out of the contemplated encroachment is negligible and extremely remote; or

(b)

The applicant has provided an alternative form of surety, which affords the city with comparable coverage to that coverage required by Sections 11.30.010 and 11.30.020.

(Ord. 1643 § l(part), 1987).