Definition of "Street clock floater"

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Endorsement to a scheduled property floater that provides all risks protection for street clocks. Clocks and signs attached to business property can be covered under the Standard Fire Policy. But a street clock floater provides broader coverage and protects the owner of the clock both in transit and wherever it is located. Each clock and its value must be listed on the schedule.

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