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(Comments presented are normally referred to staff) Date Name Addre: SPEAKERS' REQUEST TO ADDRESS MAYOR & COMMON COUNCIL REGARDING ITEM NOT ON AGENDA (Comments presented are normally referred to staff) I Your earthquake risk is real. So is the benefit of earthquake insurance. Today's CEA has more coverage choices and more deductible options, and getting covered is more affordable than ever before. n qt 4 f,W.IqqMIII I All CEA is a publicly managed, privately ¢ funded, not-for-profit organization that f __ encourages California homeowners, mobilehome owners, condo unit owners and renters to reduce their risk of r' earthquake damage and loss through education, mitigation and insurance. A YOUR RISC IS REAL& 7 r So Is THE- BENEFIT OF RTHQUAK Wu- RAS E. 1N ryl SLS C r �7., It's not a matter of if, but when, f the next earthquake will strike. Most Californians live within 30 miles of an active fault. Moderate earthquakes can still cause extensive damage, even if your home is farther from a fault. a Introducing a seismic shift in CEA earthquake insurance. You've worked hard to buy your home and fill it with the things you love. We are a not-for- profit organization, and we work hard to make earthquake insurance more affordable for you. To recover after an earthquake, you'll want to repair or replace what matters most—take control of your recovery with these new CEA policy features. More coverage choices. CEA now offers expanded coverage choices for your home and valued possessions, and even more financial protection if you need to live elsewhere after a quake. CEA policies are now available with deductible options from 5 to 25 percent. More incentives to retrofit older houses. When you have EARTHQUAKE INSURANCE from the CEA, you also have PEACE OF MIND, i, knowing you can AFFORD C' to REPAIR, REBUILD or REPLACE your covered property IF IT'S DAMAGED y the NEXT EARTHQUAKE. We have you covered. With CEA, choose standard Homeowners or Homeowners Choice to create the policy that works for you. CEA's standard Homeowners policy combines three coverages: Dwelling, Personal Property, and Loss of Use. Dwelling and Personal Property are both subject to the Dwelling deductible, and Loss of Use has no deductible. CEA's Homeowners Choice gives you more choices and more control. Start with Dwelling coverage (required), and add Personal Property or Loss of Use—or add both. Deductibles apply separately for Dwelling and Personal Property (which can lower the Personal Property deductible), and Loss of Use has no deductible. Pays to help repair or rebuild your house when covered damage exceeds your policy's Dwelling deductible. Personal ..- Insures up to $200,000 of your belongings such as TVs and furniture. CEA's standard Homeowners policy repairs or replaces covered personal property, paid Additional policy features to meet your needs. Emergency Repairs coverage helps you secure your dwelling and personal property and avoid further damage. ■ Coverage amounts are 5% of your dwelling limit and S% of your personal property limit. ■ The first $1,500 of Emergency Repairs coverage has no deductible. Here are more policy benefits, * All homeowners policies include $10,000 in Building Code Upgrade coverage, to help bring your house up to current building codes while making covered repairs. You can choose to increase the limit to $20,000 or $30,000. * CEA now includes a $25,000 sublimit for Energy Efficiency and Environmental Safety Replacement Upgrades coverage. n Coverage of up to $10,000 is included as a sublimit to replace, stabilize, or restore the land that supports your house. ■ Cover dishes and ceramics with optional Choose a CEA policy to meet your To start, you'll need a residential property insurance Home (Dwelling) Homeowners Homeowners Choice Personal Property r Homeowners I Homeowners Choice Included Included I Included Optional Loss of Use (includes help with additional living expenses if you have to live elsewhere post -earthquake) Homeowners I Included Homeowners Choice needs and fit you -�Aget policy from a CEA participating insurer, Same as your residential property insurance policy Same as your residential property insurance policy You choose your limit: $5,000 $100,000 $25,000 $150,000 $50,000 $200,000 $75,000 You choose your limit: $5,000 $100,000 $25,000 $150,000 $50,000 $200,000 $75,000 You choose your limit: $1,500 $50,000 $10,000 $75,000 $15,000 $100,000 $25,000 5%,10%,15%, 20% or 25% 5%,10%,15%, 20% or 25% Personal Property loss is payable only after your dwelling deductible is met 5%,10%,15%, 20% or 25% Waived if your dwelling deductible is met No deductible OptionalI You choose your limit: No deductible $1,500 $50,000 What does a CEA policy mean to you? Now with expanded coverage choices and deductible options, both Homeowners and Homeowners Choice policies can benefit policyholders in the event of a major earthquake. Major earthquake scenario --------- Coverage Type i ��' uwenera: ------------- Dwelling $500,000/5% $500,000/5% $75,000/Paid only Personal when covered Property damage meets or $75,000/10% j exceeds Dwelling deductible ma - I Loss of Use $50,000/no $50,000/no deductible deductible Total Covered Damage Damage to Dwelling $175,000 $175,000 Damage to Personal Property $50,000 $50,000 Expenses eligible for Loss of Use coverage $10,000 I $10,000 Davmnnle My PCA Benefit from the flexibility of Choice.. Homeowners Choice offers separate deductibles, a feature that makes payment for damaged personal property more likely after a moderate earthquake. Moderate earthquake scenario $500,000/5% 1 $500,000/5% $75,000/Paid only when covered damage meets or $75,000/10% exceeds Dwelling deductible $50,000/no $50,000/no deductible deductible ,'otal Covered Damage { $15,000 $15,000 $57,500 $57,500 $10,000 I $10,000 Pavmantc by CFA If you choose these policy coverages and limits And have this much damage