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text: LONGVIEW HISTORIC PRESERVATION COMMISSION MEETING MINUTES June 15, 2000 Chairman Cam Hanna called the meeting of the Longview Historic Preservation Commission to order at 3:15 p.m. in the Small Conference Room at Longview City Hall, 1525 Broadway: A. Call to Order 1. Attendance Present: John Chilson Lee Edtl Cam Hanna, Chairman David Straub Sally Kiggins Staff: Present: Julie Hourcle`, Assistant Planner Not Present: David Freece Lynn Tobias Also Present: Megan Kelly, Certified Local Government Coordinator Rich Bemm, Parks and Recreation Department Tagg Richards, Sculptor Wendy Kosloski, Sacajawea Sculpture Committee Don Feasler, Sacajawea Sculpture Committee Rod Arrowhite, Tribal member related to Sacajawea 2. Additions/Changes to Agenda Ms. Hourcle' indicated that Mr. Bemm had an item to reconsider with regard to the paved path at Lake Sacajawea. A CLG grant will be submitted to the Office of Archeology and Historic Preservation for GIS base mapping of historic properties, according to Ms. Hourcle'. Secretary of Interior Guidelines for the Treatment of Cultural Landscapes to be reviewed. Historic Preservation Minutes 1 June 15, 2000 Meeting Ms. Hourcle' informed the Commission that the Library will be on next month's agenda with a site visit. 3. Approval of Minutes of Special Meeting, June 6, 2000 Mr. Straub referenced the minutes regarding Lake Sacajawea's paved pathway in which he was reminded that the Historic Preservation's role was to consider the project's impact on historic preservation only, and that his personal opinion should not come into play. For the record, he expressed that he will continue to speak out his opinion and if unable to do so, will resign immediately. Mr. Chilson made a motion to approve the minutes of the Special Meeting on June 6, 2000, with Mr. Straub's comments acknowledged. Seconded by Ms. Kiggins and carried unanimously. 4. Announcements/Correspondence Ms. Hourcle' announced that a workshop entitled, "Better Communication on Section 106", the historic preservation section of the National …Preservation Act will be held on June 28, 2000. It will feature cellular towers and its impact on historic preservation. Ms. Hourcle' referenced several cellular sites that have located in the City of Longview. Ms. Hourcle' asked that any interested individuals get her their registration so she can fax it by June 21, 2000. The Washington Trust for Historic Preservation, in concert with the Department of Community, Trade & Economic Development and the Office of Archaeology and Historic Preservation has received a $5,000 allocation to the Washington Trust for a stipend for Commission members to attend the National Alliance of Preservation Commissions in Pittsburgh August 4-6. She asked if there were any Commissioners that were interested in attending to let her know so she could make arrangements for them to attend. Ms. Hourcle' noted that this is held once every two years and is very informative. Ms. Hourcle' asked Megan Kelly if there is a maximum allowance given to each person. Ms. Kelly believed that it depended on how many requests were received, but not less than $250. She expressed that the stipend is merely to assist, not cover the costs involved. She noted that the registration is approximately $80. Archeology Month is October 2000, and Ms. Hourcle' asked Commission members for ideas on what to do to give this week special recognition. Ms. Hourcle' referenced the OAHP E-mail Bulletin/Newsletter that was sent via e-mail to Megan Kelly. Ms. Kelly remarked that these will be sent out on a monthly basis. She collected e-mail addresses of all members. On June 12, 2000, a note was received from Megan Kelly notifying this Commission that the producers of HVTV are planning another presentation of the Historic Preservation Minutes 2 June 15, 2000 Meeting popular "Restore America" story. Ms. Hourcle' asked that if anyone was aware of any property to suggest that was not commercial, to e-mail Greg Griffith. Ms. Hourcle' announced that there was a historic display at the Longview Library during Historic Preservation Week. She shared that Leon Loman of the Library did a beautiful display and she will send a thank you note to him on behalf of the Historic Preservation Commission. She remarked that we will have another display next year and asked Commission members for any new ideas. The Washington Trust is co- sponsoring a Heritage conference on September 28- 30 in Vancouver covering Historic Preservation. To add to this, Ms. Kelly noted that she, as the CLG (Certified Local Government) Coordinator for Washington State, will be working with the Oregon CLG Coordinator doing a pre-conference workshop, offering free training for Commissioners and staff the day before the conference. Mr. Hanna requested that Ms. Hourcle' send a copy of everyone's e-mail to Commission members for their records. B. Certificate of Appropriateness Sacajawea Sculpture Location Lake Sacajawea City of Longview Wendy Kosloski presented a plan for the Commission's review and clarification of the two different locations for the sculpture. She also had photos of the site, both ground and aerial. She expressed that at the City Council workshop, Council was concerned that their Certificate of Appropriateness was for the site and that other details needed more clarification. Mr. Hanna explained that at the Council workshop he attended, the consensus presented by this Commission was that conceptual approval was given pending further information for a final decision on the Certificate of Appropriateness. Conceptual approval was given to the sculpture as well as the Park Plaza and Japanese Gardens pending further review of the specifications because not enough information was submitted. Mrs. Kosloski addressed her understanding about any grant monies that would be available for a loan. At the workshop, she noted that Council members wanted to clarify if they could legally give or loan money to the project. Since neither the City Attorney nor the City Manager were available at this workshop, it was necessary for Council to defer this to the City Attorney for a legal opinion. In response, City Attorney Spencer wrote in a letter that City Council could not give or loan public money, but that they may partner to purchase something. At the request of Dr. Chilson, Ms. Hourcle' read a portion of the minutes of March 16, 2000, regarding the approval given by the Commission for the Certificate of Appropriateness of the Sacajawea Sculpture Project. The Certificate of Appropriateness read: "Approved: Conditions- Preliminary Approval with details of pathway, lighting and sculpture location and setting to be provided prior to construction." Dr. Chilson remarked that usual practice is to give final approval on sample materials submitted by the architect or developer. Historic Preservation Minutes 3 June 15, 2000 Meeting Ms. Hourcle' stated that City Council wanted to get final location approval so that the money could be provided and the project can go forward. Discussion ensued about the location of the sculpture project, with Ms. Hourcle' requesting that a selection be made of Site "A", (located at the tip of the peninsula off Kessler Blvd. south of Washington Way,) or Site "B" (located at the west side of the same peninsula north of the mid point shoreline.) Dr. Chilson mentioned that the Parks Department has covered Site "B" in their approval process. Mr. Straub wondered what the reservations for Site "A" was. Mr. Hanna's interpretation was that the tranquility of the area would be interrupted with the statue being placed there. Each Commissioner gave their own personal preference of where they thought the statue should be located, with the majority selecting Site "A". Dr. Chilson expressed that it did not matter which site was selected to him as long as a final completion of material was submitted. Mr. Hanna felt it was important to send a letter to City Council re-confirming this Commission's support of the original location of Site "A", but with a note that we are also supportive of Site "B" as well. It was expressed that the final location of the statue will ultimately be selected by City Council. Rod Arrowhite described the sculpture in detail, noting that they are trying to give this artwork a tribal perspective yet capture the reflection of mother and child. He wanted to keep it authentic and true to its piece. Mr. Bemm noted that one reason why we are having this dialogue again is because the artist came back with a different location than originally planned. He expressed that the new location did not work for the Parks Department, so the alternative was to select another site. After much debate over both locations, Mr. Bemm wanted to know what historic significance would be lost if one site were chosen over the other. Considering that the artist originally wanted the Sacajawea sculpture over the pumping station, Dr. Chilson commented that the area selected was slightly away from the original site and a very reflective area; he reiterated, however, that either site would work. Ms. Hourcle' expressed that during her visit of the site with Ms. Kelly, it was noted that having a path to the statue may make a significant difference. Mr. Straub remarked that whether we pick Site "A" or "B" does not make any difference; the City Council will make the final decision. He thought that perhaps it comes down to respect for the Native Americans. Mr. Hanna felt that a letter of support at the original location, Site "A", is the Historic Preservation Commission's endorsement for the project. Cam Hanna made a motion to provide a letter from the Historic Preservation Commission to City Council supporting Site "A" (the tip of the peninsula) as the primary choice for the Sacajawea Sculpture to be located, but will be in full support of Site "B", (the west side of the peninsula) should Council select this site instead. Seconded by Mr. Edtl. Historic Preservation Minutes 4 June 15, 2000 Meeting Mr. Feasler suggested that Site "A" and Site "B" should be described in detail in this motion to make the location perfectly clear and clarify any confusion. Mr. Hanna acknowledged that the letter should incorporate site descriptions in detail to differentiate "A" from "B". He thanked Mr. Feasler for this input. Mr. Bemm wanted clarification for the Park Board meeting that he was attending that evening as to what historic significance there was with the site selection. Dr. Chilson stated that since this is a naturalist park, pathways and how a landscape architect will treat this site would make an impact. There is no historical significance of one site over another, but the Parks Board has a good reason to look at from the fact that they may have lost revenue and recommend to the Council that they would like to select Site "B". The motion carried with a unanimous vote of approval. C. Certificate of Appropriateness Paved Path at Lake Sacajawea (Cont'd.) City of Longview Mr. Bemm asked for clarification, noting that he did not receive anything in writing from the Historic Preservation Commission and referenced LMC 16.12, which states that the applicant is to receive written findings with regard to an application for a Certificate of Appropriateness. Since this application was tabled for further information at the last meeting, the Board asked Ms. Hourcle' whether written notification still needed to be sent to the applicant. Ms. Hourcle' did not believe that the Certificate of Appropriateness could technically be completed until it was approved or denied by the Commission. If something needed to be in writing, she referred to the last meeting minutes in which a motion was made to table this until further information could be provided. She also noted that the Commission was awaiting the Landscaped Guidelines, which were just received today. Mr. Bemm expressed that he did not have a timeline as to how long this will be tabled or what the issues were regarding the historic impacts of the proposed paths. He expressed that he is not prepared to answer any questions that the Park Board may pose. Mr. Hanna stated that this Commission had specific questions on this application with regard to handicap accessibility. A map was submitted, but a scaled, fully-detailed map showing a completed design was not provided. Therefore, the application was tabled because of lack of information (in regards also to not having received Landscape Guidelines.) Mr. Hanna noted that this Commission had verbalized approval of conception of three other projects and was waiting for a Comprehensive Master Plan for Lake Sacajawea before any more projects at the Lake could go forward. Mr. Hanna remarked that the Commission does owe the Parks Department a time frame of when this application will be reviewed. He suggested a workshop with the Parks Board and Historic Preservation Commission members to review proposed projects and implement a plan. Historic Preservation Minutes 5 June 15, 2000 Meeting Mr. Straub remarked how so many projects are being proposed or have been put in place at the park, all within the last few years, referencing the fountains, the Lake Sacajawea Sculpture, the Park Plaza, Japanese Gardens, and the paved pathways. It's rather overwhelming and requires time and study. The Commission has yet to review the Lake's Comprehensive Plan. Noting the questions raised on the historic significance of the proposed projects at the Lake, Ms. Kiggins remarked that it was not the historic significance, but rather, its historic preservation. She believed that it is this Commission's mission is to preserve what is already there and to approach any changes with caution, study and thought, and not how much money the project can make. Ms. Kelly commented that it is important that this Commission keep in mind what the historic purpose of the Lake is. She remarked that in years to come, the location of this statue, for instance, will reflect back on what this Commission did, so this is a decision that will have long- term effects. Ms. Kelly commented that this Commission had a good handle on this issue in terms of taking into consideration the impacts the statue will have, as it will become a part of the historic fabric of this community and the park itself. Mr. Hanna shared that he received a call from a local citizen who expressed her appreciation for the work that this Commission is doing and asked him to have benches available for rest stations along the lake. Discussion ensued regarding different projects at the lake and the importance of having a workshop with the Parks Board. Ms. Kiggins wondered why the Sunken Gardens was no longer being maintained by the Parks Department and is now being cared for by volunteers. Dr. Chilson explained that the Sunken Gardens is part of an area that has experienced turbulence during the development of the Lake. At one time, St. Johns Hospital leased it. At one point, it went back and forth to the City until it fell into a state where it was no longer care for by any group. He believed that the hospital does want to get it back. He mentioned that the Sunken Garden Committee might want to consider planning a central focal point with a landscape specialist. Mr. Hanna made a motion for a 60 day time period to review guidelines for development plans of Lake Sacajawea, and to schedule a workshop with the Longview Parks Board during this time period. Seconded by Mr. Straub. The motion unanimously carried. On behalf of the Commission, Mr. Hanna wanted Mr. Bemm to relay to the Parks Board members that they are always welcome to attend Historic Preservation meetings and would appreciate their input. D. Megan Kelly Certified Local Government Coordinator WA State Office of Archaeology and Historic Preservation There was a question and answer period with Commission members asking Ms. Kelly particular questions about different concerns with regard to Local and National Registers, Special Valuations for tax credit, inventories, etc. Historic Preservation Minutes 6 June 15, 2000 Meeting With regard to the proposed paved pathways, in Ms. Kelly's opinion, she feels that the existing pathways should be improved, but not necessarily paved. As it is now, everyone can utilize the path, walkers, people in wheelchairs, bicyclists, etc. It seems like the only people that would solely benefit from the path being paved are the in-line skaters. Historically, this path has been just fine for this community all this time. Some discussion followed about Mr. Bemm's comment on how a Commission member's opinion did not matter and had no bearing on what was being considered. Ms. Kiggins was rather disturbed about his comment and thought that it was inappropriate. Mr. Hanna commended Mr. Straub for taking the initiative to do a survey on his own because it is critical to have the community's input, but he also had to concur with Mr. Bemm that personal opinion should not come into play. E. Other Business Ms. Hourcle' reminded Commission members that the Secretary of Interior Guidelines for the Treatment of Cultural Landscapes needed to be adopted. She suggested waiting until July's meeting to give everyone time to review it. Ms. Hourcle' stated that she received a call from the Architect for the Longview Library who will be doing improvements to the existing building. A site visit of the Longview Library has been scheduled for 2:00 p.m. prior to July's regular meeting. Mr. Hanna remarked that he recently received re-certification for his asbestos supervisor's card. He announced that there will be a workshop on Wednesday, June 21, 2000 in Seattle. He encouraged attendance since members should get experience to deal with historical properties with regard to not only asbestos abatement, but with mold contamination as well. Megan Kelly noted that Certificates are reviewed by the State if State or Federal money is involved. John Chilson offered to head a subcommittee on reviewing/inventorying features at the Lake to assist with a Master Plan. Input from the Commission and Parks Board should be noted for items such as benches, etc. so that they are appropriate for the historical park. Julie Hourcle noted that now is perhaps a good time to get the original stenciled Columbia Theatre door design in place as Mr. Murphy has departed. Ms. Kelly noted that art pieces should be review to make sure they fit into the park as well. E. Adjournment With no further business to come before the Commission, the meeting was adjourned at 5:40 p.m. Historic Preservation Minutes 7 June 15, 2000 Meeting Julie Hourcle`, Assistant Planner jh: ccw Historic Preservation Minutes 8 June 15, 2000 Meeting


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Unless you want a takeaway sandwich, eateries are few and far between on Oxford Street. Look beyond the main drag, however, and you'll find plenty of places to refuel and recover from a hard day of shopping, from the mouth-watering burger joint Meat Liquor to mezze restaurant Yalla Yalla.
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Aqua Nueva
- Rated as: 3/5
- Price band: 3/4
On leaving tourist-thronged Argyll Street to check into the Aqua 'concept', you're greeted by a dark, sinful-looking lobby. Take the lift to the fifth floor, where, after bypassing Japanese restaurant Aqua Kyoto, you arrive at the large, glitzy dining room and terrace of the Spanish part of the operation. The location, hybrid offering and high prices (expect to blow £80 on a tapas lunch for two, including a couple of glasses of house wine) may make diners wonder who all this is for – but the stylish presentation and panoramic views temper such misgivings.
- 5th floor, entrance on Argyll Street, (240 Regent Street), W1B 3BR
Golden Hind
- Rated as: 4/5
- Price band: 1/4
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In 2014, the Golden Hind will celebrate 100 years of providing solid fish suppers to the residents of Marylebone – almost as long as the dish has been in existence. It's therefore no surprise that the kitchen team have their craft well honed. Our haddock was exceptional, with a light, wonderfully grease-free batter. Chips were chunky, less well done than the norm, but crisp and fresh-tasting (if not quite melt-in-the-mouth on the inside). Perfectly seasoned mushy peas were a treat, and provided more than just a splash of colour on the plate.
- 73 Marylebone Lane, W1U 2PN
Goodman Mayfair
- Rated as: 4/5
- Price band: 3/4
'Bringing the New York steakhouse to London.' Not the most original brief, but this (Russian-owned) newcomer has a decent stab at bringing Manhattan to Mayfair: dark-wood panelling, inviting leather booths, a bar counter running the length of the restaurant, and staff so chatty and involved in your order they practically sit down to eat with you. (Our waiter gave us a five-minute wine discourse, talking through the choice of 20-odd on the red-heavy list.)
- 26 Maddox Street, W1S 1QH
Hix Restaurant & Champagne Bar
- Rated as: 3/5
Givenchy, Chanel – Hix. The restaurateur's name sits oddly above the designer-label haven of the Selfridges ground floor, just past the Prada and Dolce & Gabbana concessions. Yet the 'Hix Restaurant & Champagne Bar' (to give its full name) would look at home in an airport shopping mall, which – in some ways – is exactly what this corner of Selfridges is. For our fellow diners have not specially sought out this new, third London location for Mark Hix's growing restaurant empire any more than I'm likely to impulse-buy a Balenciaga handbag.
- Selfridges, (400 Oxford Street), W1U 1AT
Meat Liquor
- Rated as: 4/5
- Price band: 1/4
- Critics choice
Just getting into this cult destination can feel like cause for celebration. Not only is the queue epic, but Meat Liquor employs 'good cop, bad cop' strategies to manage it. On our visit, Bad Cop was played by a giant bouncer who prowled along the line ink-stamping hands: a ploy that stops late-comers from joining their friends mid-queue. Good Cop, meanwhile, was a doe-eyed girl with a tray of the famed deep-fried pickles to quell munchies.
- 74 Welbeck Street, W1G 0BA
Pitt Cue Co
- Rated as: 4/5
- Price band: 2/4
Come to this trailblazing rib joint on a Friday or Saturday night and there's one certainty: a painfully long queue. Not only do you have to shuffle along patiently, but once inside, you still might have to wait a little longer (though at least you can order drinks). Even if you play smart and come one quiet weekday lunchtime, you may still endure a brief pause, but for rib-lovers, it'll be worth it. The Pitt Cue-ers honed their craft under a bridge on the South Bank, selling to a demanding, social media-savvy, twentysomething audience – and their cooking rarely misses a beat.
- 1 Newburgh Street, W1F 7RB
Postcard Teas
- Rated as: 4/5
Whether you're looking for black, white or green tea, you'll find intriguingly unusual examples here. A friendly, classic-looking shop located in an 18th-century Mayfair building, Postcard takes pride in its support for high-quality estates in Sri Lanka, India, China, Japan and elsewhere. You can sit and have a pot at the tasting table to help you choose and, for those who'd like to learn to be more discerning when it comes to the nation's favourite pick-me-up, there are tea tastings at 10am on Saturday mornings.
- 9 Dering Street, W1S 1AG
Sketch: Lecture Room & Library
- Rated as: 4/5
- Price band: 4/4
The arresting entrance hall, with its high-impact artworks and greeters who are part-cast and part-personal assistant, are cues that you are entering not just a building of dizzying grandeur, but a designed world with a playful, theatrical bent. Sketch's Lecture Room & Library is up a very fine staircase. Flooded with light from a glass ceiling dome, and governed by immaculately tailored staff, it's the most classical space in the complex, with the food providing the trademark fantastical note.
- 9 Conduit Street, W1S 2XJ
Wild Honey
- Rated as: 4/5
- Price band: 3/4
Wild Honey underwent a revamp in autumn 2012 – the dining room still has the same wood panelling meets modern art vibe as before, but it's now possible to look from one end of the vibrantly accessorised (the soft furnishings, in particular) restaurant to the other. The quirky nooks and crannies have been lost, but it no doubt makes things easier for the staff. A meal from the spring menu promised much, but didn't always deliver: organic salmon, with piquillo peppers, butter beans and parsley, was almost raw in parts, and Scottish crab with guacamole and green mango (a starter) was almost too delicate in flavour (only white meat was used).
- 12 St George Street, W1S 2FB
Yalla Yalla
- Rated as: 4/5
- Price band: 1/4
Soho's lively little Lebanese hub continues its success, judging by the numbers who cram around the tables in the distinctive yellow, black and white interior. At the back is a counter stacked with ready-made wraps to take away. This cheery café is a world away from staid traditional Lebanese restaurants. There's none of the formality (or the space), but the standard of food is just as high. On a recent visit, we loved the tangy stickiness of sawda djej (melt-in-the-mouth chicken livers), which, in this version, came in a dark sauce sweet with pomegranate seeds.
- 12 Winsley Street, W1W 8HQ
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In 2011, over 800 premium seating professionals attended the ALSD Conference and Tradeshow. There will be more opportunity for networking in 2012 as hundreds of luxury seating professionals flock to Minneapolis. The conference will consist of three days of panels and educational sessions about the industry led by experts, and one 'league day' to meet with your counterparts. Last year, over 80 exhibitors set up in the tradeshow for three days of open exhibit hall.
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Do you guys ever just see a word and it just looks so wrong?? I'm having that issue with really. IT JUST DOESN'T LOOK RIGHT.
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camerawomanLine breaks: cam¦era|woman
Pronunciation: /ˈkamrəˌwʊmən /
noun (plural camerawomen)
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TravelPod Member ReviewsHotel Monaco Munich
What a treasure to come to this charming little hotel after a long red-eye! Greeted by the hotel's chief charmer, Christine, we were happy to hear that our room was ready and waiting, even though it was not yet noon.
The Hotel Monaco is situated walking distance from everything in Munich, though its location is a tad "red light" and it can be noisy at night.
The wi-fi is a bit spotty in the room, but can be accessed in the common area.
Our room was delightful. Clean, cozy, and appointed with cherubs and hearts. Our comfortable beds were nap- and sleep-worthy, and the tiny bathroom had everything we needed.
The best part of this place (aside from the cheerfulness of the receptionist), was the breakfast! Set out in European fashion with no less than eight jams to choose from, hard rolls and pretzels, meats and cheeses, deviled eggs, several juices, yoghurt, muesli and fruit, the usual carafe of coffee, even Sachertorte! We should be full until bier-thirty!
A wonderful choice for the intrepid traveler who likes some comfort and a full belly.
This review is the subjective opinion of a TravelPod member and not of TravelPod.com.
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Hello my Dear Friends,
Your correspondent was tired this morning, so I took it easy. Hotel Monaco has a wonderful
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I was sad to leave Rothenburg this morning, but I arrived in Munich at 1230, right on time. I had two
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Amount more than double that of World Cup, Rs 150 cr more than last year?s league
The Indian Premier League (IPL) is turning out to be the biggest sporting extravaganza for the national cricket board — even bigger than the ICC Cricket World Cup — at least in terms of the insurance cover.
The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) is seeking a Rs 900-crore event cancellation policy for the fifth season of the T20 tournament, more than double of what was sought for World Cup matches played in India last year, and Rs 150 crore higher than the last IPL edition.
BCCI had purchased a Rs 400-crore event cancellation policy for the ICC Cricket World Cup last year. For IPL-4, which followed the World Cup, the policy was of Rs 750 crore. This cover is also higher than other marquee sporting events in the country in recent times, like the 2010 Commonwealth Games and last year's Formula 1 race. While the Commonwealth Games were insured for Rs 200 crore, the Formula 1 race was covered for Rs 500 crore.
According to insurance industry sources, the cover will include domestic and overseas media rights, protection of sponsorship fees and other contingencies. "The policy will protect BCCI against loss of revenue on account of the cancellation of any match due to reasons beyond the organisers' control, like terrorism, bad weather, a catastrophe, a strike, etc," said a source.
The board is expected to finalise the policy, which will include 76 matches including the semi-finals and finals, in a couple of weeks. All matches will have insurance covers of almost equivalent amounts.
The total premium is expected to rise to Rs 10 crore from Rs 6 crore paid last year. State-run general insurers, National Insurance Company and Oriental Insurance Company, are believed to be leading the race to underwrite the policy.
Insurance officials indicated the BCCI move to involve many brokers to source cheaper deals had not gone down well with insurers, which delayed the underwriting of the final policy.
"It is a very specialised cover, which involves lots of capabilities when it comes to servicing such claims," sources added. Last year, the total claim from IPL was more than Rs 2 crore whereas the premium paid was around Rs 6 crore, he said.
"BCCI is always looking for the maximum coverage with the lowest possible premium. This year, the premiums are higher by 25 per cent compared to last year as the coverage is higher and the reinsurers are quoting higher rates," added an insurance official.
For IPL-3, the cover was in the range of Rs 480 crore and the board paid a premium of approximately Rs 4 crore for the policy for 59 matches.
Typically, public sector general insurance players National Insurance Company, Oriental Insurance Company, New India Assurance and United India Insurance are the major players for IPL as they have higher capacity compared to private players. Also, in such policies, very little portion of the risk is retained in the books of the insurance company and a majority of it is reinsured with reinsurance players. General Insurance Corporation of India (GIC), the designated national reinsurer, would reinsure 80-90 per cent of the cover, sources said.
IPL-5 will start at the MA Chidambaram Stadium in Chennai on April 4. It will include nine teams that will play 76 matches over 54 days, across 12 venues around the country.
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The only problem with a Cyanogen ROM is that sometimes things don't work the way they should and battery life can also suffer. This is just what I've noticed on my Captivate. It might be different for other phones.
Posted 09 December 2011 - 19:02
It entirely depends on a few factors, mainly what's available already for the phone. For example, with the Infuse, we have no HDMI out and no A2DP bluetooth. This is largely because we don't even have Gingerbread code for the Infuse yet since AT&T hasn't released it.
Generally though, CM would give you better battery life than a lot of other ROMs because it doesn't have as much crap running. I've never had battery issues with my Infuse or my Captivate on CM7.