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§ 153-6. Proof of insurance.

A. No license shall be issued before the applicant furnishes proof of insurance (registered in the State of Minnesota) to the Kellogg City Clerk/Treasurer.

B. The insurance shall be in an amount to be determined by the City Council and shall be approved by the City Clerk/Treasurer prior to the issuance of the license applied for. Such insurance shall be obtained by the applicant at the applicant's own cost and expense. The applicant shall obtain minimum insurance limits of $100,000 combined single limits per occurrence or $100,000/$300,000/$500,000 dual limits for general liability (including premises/operations and products liability) and automobile liability and maintain same at all times throughout the life of the license. The applicant will in all things conform to the ordinances relating to transient merchants, peddlers and/or hawkers, or solicitors and further conditioned in full compliance with all material, statements, and representations, oral or written, made by the seller, his agents or representatives, with reference to merchandise sold or offered for sale, and on faithful performance under all warranties made with reference thereto. Neither the City's failure to require or insist upon certificates or other evidence of insurance showing a variance from the specified coverage changes the applicant's responsibility to comply with the insurance specifications.

C. The City Clerk/Treasurer shall issue to such applicant receipts therefor and a license to do business as such at the place described in the applicant's application, and the kind of business to be done shall be described therein.