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Lm Vagus - August 11, 1848 ? 23.1-35 Ur. Frank Strong: Referring to the preparation of Letters of Agreement covering Installation of water lines, partlou- IsrlT the one for Vega Verde Addition referred to in my letter August 3rd to hr. KoHaeee, and your S-91. tractor to take out Public Liability and Personal Injury Insurance, and ee pay the premium -thereon. However the ?evada Construetlon Company already has blanket coverage for all their operations with the Western National Indemnity Company of San Franolaoo In the amounts of $10/20,000 for personal injury and $5/10,000 for property damage. Our poliolea ere usually taken out with the D. S. fidelity and Ouarantee Company and while the premium are not large I was concerned with the possible division of responsibility In oase of an accident when the Job is ooverad by two separate inenrenoe companies. Hone, to obtain a oertlfleate from the contractors Insurance agreement Indicating that they have coverage In drawing future oontiuets, or shall *e continue to folios the present praotloe of requiring coverage on enoh Jab. It has been Our oustom to require the ConW1U It be setlsfaotory, under our lntruo-
