[StBernard] Renew Insurance coverage?

[Westley Annis]

Val, I also thought it might need legislative approval, which can easily be
done soon enough since they are meeting in a few weeks.  The Council would
have to move quickly.  The content of such legislation would be simple -
consider it an illegal trespass for any person to enter onto a disaster site
property without expressed consent of the property owner, thus holding the
property owner harmless from the liability of injury or death from such
illegal trespass.

Craig, if you're watching, get moving on this.  Also, anyone with Sen.
Walter Boasso's office get ready.  Believe me, this bill will pass through
the legislature faster than Tom Benson could get the Saints moving trucks
loaded.


John S.

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>

> If someone did wander onto your property and get hurt, what are they going

> to sue you for?  Certainly not a destroyed home that is on worthless

> property.

>

> But, to avoid any possible worrie of liability, perhaps Craig Tafaro or

one

> of the other Council member can pass an ordinance holding property owner

> harmless should someone enter onto a property without the expressed

consent

> of the property owner.  Considering the condition all home are in as a

> result of the storm, to enter any structure would be considered a safety

> risk.  I think such an ordinance under these conditions is in order.

>

> Craig, what do you think?

>

> John Scurich

>