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Safety Equipment # 1
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UPDATE @ 10:30 a.m. Oct. 11

The truck that was destroyed was a sewer department truck, not a public works truck, and the incident happened at the division of sewer maintenance garage, not the public works facility, according to a city official.

UPDATE @ 8:20 p.m.:

The sprinkler system in the City of Dayton garage at the public works facility worked as designed in containing the vehicle fire to the one heavy-duty truck, Dayton Fire Chief and Director Jeffrey Payne said.

All fire crews had to do was open the garage doors and vent the building on Ottawa Street because the sprinkler system had knocked out the flames by the time firefighters arrived, he said. That kept damage to the building to a minimum -- there was the partial melting of a plastic skylight. The skylights are designed to melt under high heat, the chief said.

There were four or five other trucks parked near the burned vehicle that would have been heavily damaged had there been no sprinkler system, he said.

An investigator was called to the scene as a matter of standard department protocol, as Payne said it appears no one was in the building when the fire erupted under the truck's hood.

UPDATE @ 6:43 p.m.:

The heavy-duty truck that caught fire inside a City of Dayton garage was destroyed, a Dayton fire official said, noting the Department of Public Works vehicle was worth an estimated $40,000.

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In the health care business these days, its all about the networks.

Spurred on by competition on the new Affordable Care Act exchanges, health insurers are moving to pare down their provider networks, promising participating hospitals and doctors more patients in exchange for lower payments.

Docs are busy selling out their practices to hospitals that can negotiate better rates for their services, giving up their independence to become salaried hospital employees.

And together, hospitals and large medical groups are joining accountable care networks in which, like insurers, they agree to provide all of a familys medical needs for a fixed annual fee.

Its one reason perhaps a big reason why medical costs have begun to level off in recent years. But its not without its trade-offs. Lower rates and higher volumes at hospitals and doctors offices often translate into inferior service for patients longer waits, rushed appointments, less help from the staff. And if you find yourself outside the network, its apt to be very expensive, whether you intended to go out of network or not.

There have been numerous stories in the news recently about people who carefully take the time and effort to arrange for an in-network surgeon to perform an operation at an in-network hospital only to find a bill in their mailbox a few weeks later for thousands of dollars from the out-of-network anesthesiologist, or pathologist, or assistant surgeon who were brought in on the operation without their knowledge and approval.

Or the people who, even in the ambulance, have the presence of mind to request to be taken to an in-network hospital, only to find out later that the entire emergency room operations has been contracted out to an out-of-network provider who bills at three, five, even 10 times the in-network reimbursement rate.

Theres no data on how often this happens, but as networks have tightened, industry experts say, its happening more and more. A recent study ordered up by the Texas legislature found that half of the hospitals that participated in the networks of that states three biggest health plans had no in-network emergency room doctors. And nationally, an estimated 65 percent of hospitals contract out some or all of their emergency room functions. Many of the largest ER contractors do not participate in any insurance networks.

Hospitals say they often have no choice but to rely on non-staff doctors because there are not enough willing to work on a hospital salary or to put it another way, some hospitals refuse to pay the market rate. Hospitals also argue that scheduling of surgery is often so fluid and last-minute that there is not enough time to inform patients in advance that they will be treated by out-of-network specialists.

Several states, including Maryland, California, Colorado and most recently New York, have passed laws restricting balance billing by non-network providers for genuinely emergency services. In most cases, those laws leave it up to the hospitals and the patients insurers to negotiate the payment. A similar restriction is contained Obamacare, although initially it only applies to newly established health plans.

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MONTEREY >> Construction is set to begin in the conversion of a once problem-riddled nightclub into 22 luxury apartments in downtown Monterey.

In 2013, the City Council approved the conversion of the second- and third-floors of the Paseo Del Alvarado Building at Alvarado Street and Del Monte Boulevard to 22 apartments.

The building, which houses Cibo Ristorante, Taco Bell, and other businesses on the ground floor, has been home to upper-story offices and nightclubs since it was built in the 1970s as part of the city's first urban renewal push.

The building's upper floors previously housed the Hippodrome nightclub, which was shut down by state alcohol control officials after fights and reports of public drunkenness.

The apartment conversion was embraced by police, downtown business groups and the public when the council approved the change.

The combination of retail and residential uses in the building fits with the city general plan encouraging such mixes. It also dovetails with city plans to revitalize downtown by encouraging more people to live in the city center, Chip Rerig, planning chief for Monterey, said at the time.

Cibo Ristorante issued a press release Thursday saying construction will span 10 months. Part of the makeover by Paseo de Alvarado Partners and San Jose Construction will include adding outdoor seating to the restaurant.

The new apartments will be soundproofed so the restaurant's music won't disturb tenants, the statement said.

Businesses will likely remain open throughout the construction, and Cibo's statement said there will be no construction noise during the restaurant's business hours of 4 p.m. to 1:30 a.m.

The statement said the renovations were a "multi-million dollar" project that includes a "full exterior face-lift."

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