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nd8l@juno.com nd8l@juno.com
Thu, 14 Dec 2000 12:52:25 -0500


Tim et al...

I've never had a homeowner's claim with an antenna tower collapse.  Had a
couple of power poles fall, pulling out service entrances on homes....and
lots of trees go down.  The biggest single residential fire insurance
claim I ever saw was a huge maple tree that fell on a condo complex in
Poland, Ohia...total damages in the high six figgers.

BTW I rode past Mount Duffy yesterday and Our Lady of Propogation smiled
on K3LR once again...saw no damage from I-80 at least.

FYI guys, not a bad time to review your homeowner's insurance policy with
your agent...make sure that your Other Structures/Dwelling Extensions
coverage is sufficient to cover all towers/antennas/detached
garages/fences/pole barns/in ground swimming pools etc.  The standard
Homeowner's policy gives you 10% of your Home coverage for Dwelling
Extensions...might be enough...might not.

3s and 8s,

Ray


On Wed, 13 Dec 2000 16:48:31 -0600 Tim Duffy <tduffy@sygnet.com> writes:
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