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When RVers talk about Overnight RV Parking for a single night, the first place that usually comes to mind is Wal-Mart, or as some like to call it, “Wally World.” Wal-Mart, of course, is the largest retailer in the USA and in the world. If you add up all of the Wal-Mart Stores, Wal-Mart SuperCenters, Wal-Mart Neighborhood Market Stores and Sam’s Clubs in the USA, you’ll come up with a total of over 4,000 stores. Throw in 300 more in Canada, and you have more than 4,300 potential Overnight RV Parking locations.Some RVers simply assume that it’s all right to park overnight in any Wal-Mart parking lot. Unfortunately, that’s not the case. Those who simply pull into a Wal-Mart parking lot and park, without getting the facts first, often pay for it by being awakened by store security or local police in the middle of the night and evicted from the premises. This is sometimes accompanied by a parking citation and/or an escort to the city limits. In extreme cases they get to watch their RV as the authorities tow it to the impound lot.How can you find out which Wal-Marts allow Overnight RV Parking and which don’t? There are a number of books about this on the market, and several websites have lists of Wal-Mart stores. Some try to list all the stores, and leave it to you to ask the store for permission to park. Others say they show which stores do or don’t allow Overnight RV Parking. Some list just the stores where you can’t park. None of them are 100% complete, 100% accurate or 100% up to date. Wal-Mart opens new stores almost faster than anyone can keep track of them, and the Overnight RV Parking policy or local laws affecting it can change unpredictably at any given store.As an example, among the 3,900 + locations listed in the the database at the www.OvernightRVParking.com website, there are currently 1,685 Wal-marts and Sam’s Clubs. 943 of these are listed as “YES” for Overnight RV Parking, and 351 are listed as “NO.” There are an additional 391 stores in the database for which we’ve received no first-hand report from an RVer. These are shown as “Unknown” until an RVer asks permission there and reports back on what the store tells them. (I sometimes wonder whether we’ll ever get all the stores listed. They’re building new ones so fast we can’t keep up!). Next Week: More on Overnight RV Parking at Wal-mart. Safe travels,Jim O’BriantAdministrator, www.OvernightRVParking.com
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Court Description: MEMORANDUM OPINION AND ORDER: 1) Unarco's motion for summary judgment [R. 843] is GRANTED; 2) Atlas's motion for summary judgment [R. 842] is DENIED. Signed by Judge Amul R. Thapar on 7/26/2011.(RC)cc: COR Download PDF UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT EASTERN DISTRICT OF KENTUCKY SOUTHERN DIVISION LONDON ) ) ) Plaintiffs, ) Civil No. 06-548-ART ) v. ) ) MEMORANDUM OPINION UNARCO MATERIAL HANDLING, ) AND ORDER INC., et al., ) ) Defendants. ) ) v. ) ) LEXINGTON INSURANCE CO., ) ) Intervening Defendant. ) *** *** *** *** WILLIAM H. ASHER, et al., The parties have settled, the plaintiffs have received compensation, and only the defendants are left. One last question remains: Is the contractor Unarco entitled to indemnification from the subcontractor Atlas? Based on the language of the applicable agreements, the answer is yes. As a result, Unarco is now entitled to summary judgment. BACKGROUND Carbon monoxide that odorless, colorless, and toxic gas could not be seen in the Wal-Mart distribution center in London, Kentucky; the employees working in the area nonetheless felt its effects. Between November and December of 2005, a number of employees claimed that they suffered injuries after being exposed to this dangerous gas. These employees worked in and around the distribution center s freezer, which happened to be the site of on-going rack installation and repair work. Wal-Mart contracted with Unarco Material Handling, Inc., to provide and install these rack systems. Unarco, in turn, subcontracted with Atlas Material Handling, Inc., to perform the actual work. R. 843-4. And Atlas further subcontracted the work to Rack Conveyor Installation, Inc. ( RCI ). As part of this work, RCI operated at least two large generators inside the building, which emitted carbon monoxide and caused the injuries suffered by the Wal-Mart employees. The Wal-Mart employees subsequently filed suit against Unarco and Atlas. R. 1-1. Unarco then cross-claimed against Atlas seeking contractual and common law indemnity. R. 67. While Atlas and Unarco eventually settled the claims with the Wal-Mart employees i.e., the Asher plaintiffs, R. 470, R. 706 Unarco s indemnity claims against Atlas remain pending.
