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This condition is acceptable to the applicant except that it should provide for paving on 30 feet of both sides of the road, not 100 feet. 23. After depletion of the sites described as Areas II (1st phase) and Area IV (3rd phase) , owner/applicant can apply for CUP in Area I (4th phase) and Area III (2nd phase) . The Township provides no assurances that the CUP will be approved. The applicant has previously stated his position that the entire land encompassed within the CUP application should be granted. The reasons for the applicant's request are as set forth in his response to paragraphs 1, 2, 3 and 4. 24. Owner/applicant shall maintain liability insurance coverage in the amount of $5,000,000.00 and maintained at that level or greater until the quarry is closed or CUP expires. Proof of insurance shall be submitted annually to the Town Board and the Town of Christiana shall be named as an additional insured. 27 . The owner/applicant shall indemnify and hold harmless the Town of Christiana, their board members and representatives from any and all liability, damages, expenses and attorney fees that the Township, their board members and representatives suffer as a result of any action or claim against the Township, their board members and representatives as a result of the quarry operation or use of the mineral extraction site. Condition 24 and 27 are superfluous and unnecessary. They are also burdensome on the applicant for no good reason. The Town of Christiana will not incur any legal liability as a result of the operation of a lime stone quarrying activity by applicant as a private business on applicant's land. Government agencies cannot be held liable for granting a conditional use permit. The Town of Christiana will not have any legal responsibility because its only part in the process of 11