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10/22/1984
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public Awareness <br />in addition to the city's inherent capabilities, the degree of success the city will have in improving loss <br />experience will be directly attributable to public awareness and cooperation. It is best, therefore, that the city <br />take an active and energetic role in promoting its hnntn safely program to its citizens <br />Nevertheless, some citizens may be reluctant to invite city personnel into their homes out of fear of authority <br />or of the possibility of code enforcement action. To allay these concerns, booklets will be made available to <br />citizens who inquire about the CHIP. The booklets describe the analysis procedure and content through a <br />Self -instructing guide covering the elements the city will review. Subject areas are listed in Table 1. <br />Citizen Participation <br />Citizen participation in the home safety and security analysis program is entirely voluntary. The city must, <br />however, provide the service on request to any resident, whether or not there is any intent to apply for CHIP <br />insurance. The benefits of CHIP are designed to encourage residonts to make their (tomes safer and more <br />secure, and thus becoming better insurance risks. <br />The Analysis Report <br />Having completed the city's home safety and security analysis. the homeowner may release his copy of the <br />signed city report to the CHIP agent. The analysis report will be prima facie evidence of the insurability of <br />the dwelling. The report may also be obtained from the city upon written authorization to release by the <br />`— homeowner. It should be noted that the report may bit released to anyone the homeowner chooses. <br />Scheduling Requirements <br />The city's increased home safety program workload, created by active citizen interest in CHIP, will probably <br />be quite manageable simply because virtually all of the citizens who may be interested in the program are <br />already insured. Policy expiration dates will be spread throughout the year such that the demand for home <br />safety reviews will also be spread throughout the year; anticipating the expiration of the present policy by <br />about 90 days in most cases. Experience indicates, however that there will be a heavy demand for home <br />i visits during the first few weeks following announcement of CHIP within the community. If it is not possible <br />for the city to schedule a home visit in advance of policy expiration, the CHIP insurance carrier will bind <br />insurance temporarily to give the city time to adjust schedules. <br />Re -Analysis of Insured Occupacies <br />Annual inspection of CHIP policyholder's homes is not required by the CHIP carriers, but may be recom- <br />mended by the city if desired. Periodic review of home safety and security provisions with the homeowners <br />is desirable, however, if for no other reason than to maintain awareness at a high level and to help ascertain <br />that no unusual hazards have cropped up since the last visit. The CHIP insurance carriers suggest a review <br />every three years. The CHIP carrier may also inform it policyholder that an updated report is required prior <br />to policy renewal if there is indication that losses are excessive or unusual. <br />
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