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Title 9 Part 1630

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9 NYCRR 1630-1.1 - Purchase of insurance

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(a)The commissioner requires that authorities shall obtain insurance protection at the lowest premium cost consistent with proper safety and full protection, and will approve only policies of insurance that measure up to these standards.
(b)The cost of insurance has a direct bearing on rent charges and on amount of subsidy required from State. Accordingly, all possible savings should be effected in purchasing insurance for projects. In this connection it is required that bids be obtained from all types of insurance carriers and from various insurance company groups, in order to determine which offers lowest net cost. Whenever possible, a minimum of six quotations of premium cost shall be obtained, three from stock and three from mutual carriers. Each premium quotation shall be from a different source. In all cases, only nonassessable insurance carriers will be acceptable as meeting requirements of Division of Housing. Each quotation shall include breakdown of rating data used in computing bid.
(c)The authority shall analyze and evaluate quotations of cost received in accordance with above subdivision, and forward quotations together with their recommendations and analysis, and a summary of replies to invitations to bid, to Division of Housing for review and approval. Written approval by Division of Housing is necessary.

9 NYCRR 1630-1.2 - Review of insurance requirements

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(a)Authority shall confer with division immediately after making loan contract, to consider its insurance requirements, and to amplify requirements of this Part of the Subchapter if particular project so requires. In event authority believes that insurance coverages, in addition to those specified in this Subchapter, are necessary for proper protection of authority or project, division will review such additional coverages with authority and such additional coverages may be carried, if approved by division.
(b)Division is prepared to advise authority on any of its insurance problems. Lower rates have been obtained from rating authorities for a number of forms of coverages required by public housing developments, and division will assist authority in obtaining favorable rate treatment in every possible way.

9 NYCRR 1630-1.3 - Where immediate coverage is required

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An authority may occasionally find it necessary to obtain immediate insurance coverage. In such cases, wherever possible, coverage should be placed under binder, with a company that has previously been successful in receiving some other item of insurance under bidding procedure. Company issuing binder should be requested to allow coverage to remain in such form without issuing a policy until division can be consulted and approval obtained for permanent coverage.

9 NYCRR 1630-1.4 - Required endorsements

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(a)Whenever division is mentioned in any insurance policy required hereafter, as an additional insured, it shall be designated as “State of New York, Executive Department, Division of Housing and Community Renewal”. Post office address: 2 World Trade Center, New York, New York 10047.
(b)On all policies naming an authority, which also designates division as an additional insured, the following endorsement shall be included:

“It is agreed that the State of New York, Executive Department, Division of Housing and Community Renewal” assumes no liability, and shall not in any event be liable, for the payment of any of the premium as may be stated in the policy or as may be added thereto by endorsement, or earned under the policy or any endorsement.”

(c)On all public liability policies, in which division is named as an insured in addition to authority, the following endorsement shall be included:

“It is understood that such insurance as is afforded by this policy applies to each named assured against whom claim is made by an employee of any other named assured.”

(d)On any policy written by a mutual company in which division is named as an insured in addition to authority, the following endorsement shall be included:

“It is understood and agreed that any dividend payable to the insured under this policy shall be payable only to (name of authority).”

(e)All policies issued on behalf of authority, whether or not including name of division, and also all policies issued on behalf of any contractor in connection with work performed for any authority, shall bear an endorsement as follows:

“It is understood and agreed that this policy shall not be reduced or cancelled without ten (10) days written notice in advance of the effective date of such reduction or cancellation to the State of New York, Executive Department, Division of Housing and Community Renewal, 2 World Trade Center, New York, New York 10047.

(f)All policies issued to any contractor in connection with work performed for any authority shall contain, in addition to endorsement referred to in subdivision (e), the following statement:

“It is understood and agreed that this policy shall not be reduced or cancelled without ten (10) days written notice in advance of the effective date of such reduction or cancellation to the (name and address of authority).”

9 NYCRR 1630-1.5 - Authority to submit duplicate policies for division approval

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Duplicate copies of all insurance policies, including all endorsements, shall be forwarded to division for checking before payment of premiums by authority. After review of each duplicate policy, division will issue approval slip which shall be affixed to original insurance policy by authority.

9 NYCRR 1630-1.6 - Renewals-uniform expiration date

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(a)The division in consultation with authority, will arrange for a uniform date of expiration for as many of authority's policies as is possible. In order to effect uniform expiration date, after project has entered operating period, division may request authority to obtain extensions in the term of some of the policies, or the rewriting of others for an odd number of months.
(b)Upon renewal of insurance policies, the authority shall obtain bids or quotations in accordance with section 1630-1.1, and these bids or quotations shall be obtained 60 days prior to expiration of such policies.

9 NYCRR 1630-1.7 - Reporting of claims

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(a)Property losses.
(1)In accordance with provisions of loan and subsidy contract, in event of damage or loss to project requiring presentation of any claim under any of the policies (excluding claims reported to liability or compensation carriers), authority shall immediately advise division as to nature and probable amount of loss and shall proceed with collection of insurance claim, either by settlement approved by commissioner or in such other manner as he may approve. Prior approval of commissioner must be obtained for employment of licensed public insurance adjuster.
(2)Remittance from insurance company for settlement of any claim for loss shall be payable to authority as named assured, and shall then be presented to division for final approval.
(3)After any such claim is satisfied by insurance carriers, and project is repaired or reconstructed, authority shall have insurance policies reinstated to full amount of insurance existing before damage. A copy of such reinstatement endorsement shall be forwarded to division. In some cases, policies are not reduced by payment of a loss, and therefore, no reinstatement endorsement is required. This should be verified in every case, and division notified to that effect.
(4)Authorities should keep a record of all uninsured losses so that a basis may be provided for determining whether any additional insurance coverages are necessary.
(b)Liability and compensation.
(1)Employees. Accidents or injuries to employees which occur on the job are to be reported on special forms (C-2 or C-2.5) to the authority's insurance carrier; the Workmen's Compensation Board, and the division's bureau of management. In the event of a serious accident, the division's bureau of management should be notified immediately by telephone.
(2)Tenants and others. Accidents or injuries to tenants or others should be reported on a special “Report of Accident” form indicated in Exhibit B of Appendix S-5 and forwarded to both the division's bureau of management and the insurance carrier. In the event of an accident involving death or serious injury, the bureau of management should be notified immediately.

9 NYCRR 1630-1.8 - Maintenance of insurance records

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All insurance documents, including policies and correspondence in connection therewith, shall be kept in a safe place, in an orderly manner, and readily accessible. A separate file shall be maintained of the disposition of claims and losses for possible rate reductions. Instructions for establishment and maintenance of insurance accounts are contained in division's accounting manual [see Subchapter D of this Chapter].

9 NYCRR 1630-2.1 - Insurance to be carried by authority

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As soon as loan contract is executed, authority will immediately require some or all of coverages listed below.

(a)Compensation insurance.
(1)Workmen's compensation insurance is required by statute. A certified copy of this policy shall be furnished to the division and it shall provide that at least 10 days notice be given to the Division of Housing and Community Renewal, 2 World Trade Center, New York, New York 10047 in event such policy is to be cancelled. If it should not be practicable to furnish a certified copy of policy, division may give its consent to a waiver of this requirement provided a certificate of insurance from insurance company is furnished.
(2)Authority must include coverage for authority members under workmen's compensation policy, covering any injury to member of authority while engaged in duties on behalf of authority. To provide for the coverage, authority must adopt a resolution stating that members of authority are covered under authority's compensation policy while engaged in duties as members of authority. A certified copy of this resolution shall be forwarded to division. In addition to resolution referred to above, authority shall request insurance carrier to include in compensation policy, endorsement referred to in compensation manual of rating organization as “Elective or Appointive Officers of Municipal Corporations, or Other Political Subdivisions Endorsement”.
(b)Public liability insurance.
(1)Office and authority operation. Authority shall carry public liability insurance with limits of at least $100/300,000 for bodily injury which should cover premises occupied as office of authority, and should cover authority in connection with claims for negligence as a result of activities of any of its members or employees. Authority shall have this policy endorsed to name division as an additional insured.
(2)Acquired properties. Where authorities acquire property for slum or offsite clearance and related programs and continue to operate these properties before demolition, they shall carry public liability insurance with limits of $100/300,000 for bodily injury. This public liability policy shall be obtained at time of acquisition of first such property, with an endorsement providing for automatic coverage of newly acquired properties during a period of 30 days after such acquisition, subject to report to insurance carrier of such newly acquired property and payment of premium therefore except where such property already has an insurance policy in force, such policy may be continued but additional coverage up to limits set in this Subpart must be secured. In event elevators are located in any of these properties, they shall be included in coverage of public liability policy in same limits as above.
(3)Project site. Public liability policy carried by authority shall include all property acquired for site of project, including vacant land, and including any elevators located in any structure on site. As demolition of structures on project site goes ahead during preconstruction period, the owners, landlords and tenants public liability policy shall be endorsed for premium charge for vacant land only, and shall continue in force until the owners, landlords and tenants public liability policy for the operating period is obtained, as noted in Subpart 1629-4.
(4)Owner's contingent (protective) liability insurance. Authority, before any contractor commences operations on project site (with exception of architectural contractor) shall obtain an owner's contingent public liability policy with limits of $100/300,000 for bodily injury. This policy shall be obtained in advance of operations of any test pit and boring, demolition, or any other construction contractors, and shall cover authority's liability for operations of any such contractors. The division recommends that owner's contingent liability policy also include property damage coverage with limits of at least $25/50,000. Authority shall obtain this coverage in accordance with section 1630-1.1.
(c)Mobile equipment insurance.
(1)Owned vehicles—public liability. Any vehicle owned by authority shall be covered by public liability insurance with limits of at least $100/300,000 against claims for bodily injuries and/or death to one or more persons, and with a limit of at least $5,000 in respect to damage to property of others.
(2)Owned vehicles—comprehensive. Authority shall obtain comprehensive fire and theft coverage for all vehicles owned by authority.
(3)Owned vehicles—collision. The division does not recommend carrying of collision insurance covering damage by collision or upset to vehicles owned by authority. Except in unusual circumstances, such coverages will not be approved.
(4)Employees' vehicles. In respect to automobiles owned by employees and members of authority, and used by them on behalf of authority, the latter shall obtain protection with limits of $100/300,000 for bodily injury and $5,000 for property damage under a blanket nonownership automobile liability policy, and shall require those employees or members of authority who operate their own automobiles on behalf of authority, to supply evidence of their personal automobile liability coverage.
(d)Fidelity bond.
(1)After execution of loan and subsidy contract and before receipt by authority of any funds for its project from division or other source, authority shall obtain a fidelity bond providing coverage for loss occasioned by misappropriation, misapplication, unfaithful performance, dishonesty or other wrongful abstraction and/or dishonest acts by its employees and members. Authority will be guided by schedule of positions and amounts to be covered in various positions which schedule for preconstruction and construction periods appears hereafter. If appended schedule does not contain a description of every position existing at authority, division will advise amount to be carried for such position upon application of authority. It is a requirement of the division that every employee and member of the authority shall be covered under bond.
(2)The form of bond required by authority is known by surety companies as form NYSDH #1. A certified copy of fidelity bond, together with copies of all endorsements increasing and decreasing amounts of bond, and all endorsements adding or eliminating classes of employees covered under bond, shall be forwarded to division.
(3)Bond form NYSDH #1 provides for substitution of alternates without additional charge. However, in order to designate the principals in various positions, such as check signer and countersigner and their alternates, a resolution of the authority is required. This resolution should designate check signer (ordinarily the executive head), counter signer, voucher certifier if necessary, and should designate alternates to act in absence of officials so designated. A certified copy of resolution must be forwarded to division as soon as adopted by authority.
(4)Alternates should not be listed in bonds, and are automatically covered without charge. No person should be bonded under more than one position, but rather should be bonded in largest amount called for on schedule if duties fall into more than one category. Title of position should be designated in bond and not name of person holding position.
(5)The fidelity bond should be issued for three years at appropriate savings in premium cost, and quotations of bidders for this coverage should be obtained on this basis in accordance with requirements of section 1630-1.1.
(6)Schedule of uniform fidelity bond amounts to be carried by authorities.
DuringDuring Construction of Projects
Preconstruction
PeriodUp to250 to 500Over
PositionAll projects250 unitsunits500 units
Executive headSame as schedule
and otherduring
checkconstruction
signerperiod$25,000$50,000$75,000
Voucher certifier$10,00010,00015,00020,000
Stenographers1,0001,0001,0001,000
Bookkeepers5,0005,0005,0005,000
Accountants
Inside auditors5,0005,0005,0005,000
Rent collectors2,5002,5002,5002,500
Managing agents10,00010,00010,00010,000
Chief maintenance man or building superintendent5,0005,0005,0005,000
Janitors, handymen, etc.2,5002,5002,5002,500
(7)If actual exposures develop which are less than the coverage provided above, or if the authority recommends different coverages due to exceptional circumstances, the authority should consult with the Division of Housing and Community Renewal for necessary changes.
(8)Operation of old acquired properties before receipt of construction funds, will fall under preconstruction period.
(e)Robbery and safe burglary insurance.

Office and messenger robbery insurance and safe burglary insurance shall be carried in such amount as shall seem adequate to authority and to division. Usually, office robbery and safe burglary coverage is carried combined in one policy known as “American Bankers Standard Robbery Form”. This form has been approved for use of public housing projects by rating organization. The messenger robbery coverage will be issued on the standard form of messenger robbery policy. Above coverages must be obtained before any cash or securities in possession of authority are exposed to loss.

(f)Fire and extended coverage insurance.
(1)Office contents. As soon as authority establishes an office, a fire and extended coverage insurance policy shall be obtained in an amount adequate to division and authority. Policy shall include coverage for all office equipment, supplies, records and cost of their reproduction, and personal property of members and employees. This policy shall be written in name of authority and Division of Housing and Community Renewal.
(2)Acquired properties. In the case of acquired properties, no fire insurance is to be carried except under unusual circumstances.

9 NYCRR 1630-2.2 - Insurance to be carried by contractors

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(a)During preconstruction period, it is authority's responsibility to require contractors to carry certain forms of insurance. As soon as any contract is signed, authority shall require contractor to submit copies, in duplicate, of insurance policies carried by contractor. One copy of each policy shall be forwarded to division in advance of commencement of any operations by contractor. In the case of subcontractors employed by general contractors, no insurance documents are required by division. In such cases, however, general contractors shall obtain insurance documents of their subcontractors for their approval.
(b)Architects.

All architects employed by authorities under contracts for architectural services shall carry the following forms of insurance:

(1)Compensation insurance. This policy shall cover all employees and consultants of architect, in accordance with architect's contract. Certificates in duplicate shall be issued to both authority and division.
(2)Public liability insurance. This policy shall be written in limits of at least $100/300,000 for bodily injury and shall cover all operations of architects, their consultants, and their employees depending on character of project. Certificates in duplicate shall be issued to authority and division.
(3)Valuable papers destruction policy. This policy shall be written in name of architect, authority, and division. It shall be in an amount sufficient to cover loss or damage to originals, whether they be tracings, blueprints, specifications, manuscripts, data, etc. and reproductions thereof, of architect, as specified by contract. This policy shall cover loss or damage on premises of architect, transit outside his premises, and all other outside locations. Certificates in duplicate shall be submitted to authority and division, endorsed as required in subdivisions (e) and (f) of section 1630-1.4.
(c)Test pit and boring contractors.
(1)Compensation insurance. Compensation insurance shall be carried covering all employees of these contractors and subcontractors as specified by contract. Certificates in duplicate shall be issued to both authority and division.
(2)Public liability and property damage insurance. This coverage shall be written in limits of at least $100/300,000 for bodily injury, and shall cover all operations of these contractors. Contractors shall also carry property damage insurance in limits of at least $5,000.
(d)All other contractors.

All other contractors during preconstruction period (demolitions, maps and surveys, and miscellaneous contractors) shall carry the following forms of insurance as specified in their contracts:

(1)Compensation insurance. This policy shall cover all employees engaged under contract who may come within protection of Workmen's Compensation Law. Persons not so protected shall be covered by employers general liability insurance. Certificates shall be issued in duplicate to authority and division.
(2)Public liability insurance. Coverage shall be in limits of at least $100/300,000 for bodily injury arising out of operations under contract, including coverage for hod or hoists where so required. Certificates in duplicate shall be issued to authority and division. In addition to above coverage, demolition contractors shall also furnish a contractors contingent liability insurance policy of at least $100/300,000 for bodily injury to supplement foregoing public liability coverage.
(3)Mobile equipment insurance. Public liability insurance shall be carried on all mobile equipment operated by contractors in course of operations called for under their contracts. This coverage shall be written with limits of at least $100/300,000 for bodily injury and limits of at least $5,000 covering damage to property. Certificates in duplicate shall be issued to authority and division.

9 NYCRR 1630-3.1 - Insurance to be carried by authority

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During construction period, authority will continue to carry forms of insurance referred to under Subpart 1630-2, the Preconstruction Period, to extent that they apply.

(a)Public liability insurance.

All forms of public liability insurance required during preconstruction period, as outlined under subdivision (b) of section 1630-2.1, will be continued during construction period. Where coverage has not been previously obtained, authority shall obtain elevator liability insurance in limits of at least $100/300,000 for bodily injury.

(b)Fire and extended coverage.

All forms of fire and extended coverage insurance outlined under subdivision (f) of section 1630-2.1 shall be continued during construction period, covering both property on project site as well as materials stored off project site.

(c)Fidelity bond.

Before construction commences, fidelity bond referred to in subdivision (d) of section 1630-2.1 should be endorsed to the increased amounts of coverage on various positions to comply with table of positions and amounts called for during construction period.

(d)Other liability coverages.

Other forms of liability insurance as called for in Subpart 1630-2 will be continued during construction period.

(e)Bid and performance bonds.

Such bid and performance bonds as may be required of any contractor shall be posted in accordance with his contract requirements.

9 NYCRR 1630-3.2 - Insurance to be carried by contractors

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During construction period, contractors will continue to carry forms of insurance referred to under section 1630-2.2 to extent they apply. Special attention should be given to the following coverages.

(a)Fire and extended coverage insurance.
(1)Before any contractors commence construction operations, and before materials are delivered to project site, fire and extended coverage insurance must be obtained.
(2)This should be included in contract as coverage to be supplied by contractor. It should include name of authority and division as well as name of contractor. This policy will cover work done on project as construction proceeds, as well as materials on project site, and may include contractor's equipment.
(3)This policy may be obtained on either completed value or on monthly reporting form. Completed value form is preferable as it eliminates requirement on part of contractor and authority of filing monthly reports indicating value of completed work. In addition, it is usually much lower in cost. Regardless of which type of policy is obtained, in no event shall coverage be less than full insurable interest.
(4)Coverage is to be continued from time contractor starts until time he finishes his work. If authority determines that a certificate of occupancy issued for a specific building on project site constitutes completion of contractor's operations subject to punch list items insofar as that building is concerned, authority may notify contractor to reduce his builder's risk coverage and simultaneously authority may then place fire coverage on said building to protect its interest as owner. There shall be a continuity of insurance.
(5)In event that contractor's equipment is included in coverage, completed value form must be written in a sufficient amount to include value of contractor's equipment as well as completed value of project.
(b)Insurance on materials stored offsite.

Those materials for project that are stored on project site shall be covered for fire and extended coverage perils under builder's risk policy referred to above. In certain cases, however, authority should see that fire and extended coverage, and mercantile burglary and theft insurance are obtained for such offsite materials. In event that these materials have been paid for by authority directly, authority should effect such insurance. If included in contractor's payments, coverage should be obtained from contractor.

9 NYCRR 1630-4.1 - Fire and extended coverage insurance

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(a)Amount of insurance.

Blanket insurance on a 90 per cent basis shall be carried to cover replacement of buildings. Rental value insurance shall also be carried, preferably on a blanket 100 per cent basis. Deductibles shall be used wherever practical to do so.

(b)Rating procedure.

As a result of negotiation by Commissioner of Housing with New York Fire Insurance Rating Organization, local public housing projects receive special rate treatment. In order to obtain promulgation of special reduced rate, it will be necessary to prepare “Affidavit to Secure an Average Blanket Rate” and submit same to New York Fire Insurance Rating Organization. The division will assist authority in preparation of this affidavit and subsequent detail involved in filing with rating organization and in obtaining promulgation of special rate. The division has special forms which will be supplied to authority for attachment to their policies by insurance carriers awarded coverage.

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In projects of so-called “superior fire-resistive construction,” application shall be made to New York Fire Insurance Rating Organization for permission to use “Amount of Insurance” clause and elimination of “coinsurance” clause from fire insurance policies. Wherever this privilege may be obtained, division will assist authority in filing with rating organization.

(c)Term and endorsement.

Policies shall cover fire and extended coverage insurance for a three year period. They shall be written in name of authority and Executive Department, Division of Housing and Community Renewal, State of New York.

9 NYCRR 1630-4.2 - Compensation insurance

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Authority's compensation must be amended to include coverage for care and maintenance of project, before any portion of project is taken over from contractors. In addition to care and maintenance of project, policy should be extended to cover “other operations, if any” at a charge to be determined on audit.

9 NYCRR 1630-4.3 - Owners', landlords', tenants' public liability insurance

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(a)In advance of taking over any portion of project, authority must obtain bids on owners', landlords', and tenants' public liability insurance, which coverage should be written for a term of three years, and shall include coverage for all elevators, if any, located in project. Comprehensive form of policy is preferable.
(b)Policy should cover with limits of $100/300,000 for bodily injury.
(c)Policy shall also include endorsement eliminating “caused by accident” phrase from insuring clause of policy.
(d)Policy must include coverage by special endorsement for any communal activity or recreational facility offered by project, either on project site or elsewhere. This coverage should be included when facility is under supervision and control of authority, either on or off site of project. In event such facilities do not exist at inception of policy term, but are created at a later date, endorsement must be obtained at time such facility is installed. Where communal activity is sponsored or conducted by outside agency or individual, on or off site, there should be an agreement or lease to specify purpose and duration of activity, together with a requirement that said agency or individual will provide adequate insurance protection to cover their liability, which may develop as a result of their activities.

9 NYCRR 1630-4.4 - Mobile equipment insurance

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Authority will continue to carry forms of insurance called for under section 1630-2.1 on mobile equipment insurance.

9 NYCRR 1630-4.5 - Boiler insurance

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(a)All heating and hot water installations of any type on premises of project shall be covered by boiler insurance which provides coverage in event of explosion, collapse, or rupture of boilers, tanks and pressure piping. Coverage on cast iron boilers should be on “broad” form which includes cracking coverage.
(b)Furnace explosion hazard is covered under extended coverage endorsement and should be excluded under boiler insurance policy. However, authority may have furnace explosion included in its boiler insurance because of inspection service rendered by boiler insurance company. This furnace explosion coverage is subject to prior approval by division.
(c)Amounts of insurance to be carried shall be determined by authority in consultation with division and shall be sufficient to cover maximum probable damage to property of project and property of others exposed to an accident caused by any heating or hot water installation.
(d)A copy of each inspection report made by insurance carrier of heating equipment shall be furnished to division.

9 NYCRR 1630-4.6 - Robbery and safe burglary insurance

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At commencement of operations, authority shall transfer robbery and safe burglary insurance referred to under subdivision (e) of section 1630-2.1 to new location and will endorse this policy to cover in amounts deemed necessary during operating period. Messenger robbery policy should cover a sufficient number of messengers to comply with authority' s requirements for outside rent collectors and/or bank deposit messengers.

9 NYCRR 1630-4.7 - Fidelity bond

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(a)At end of development period, authority shall, whenever possible, replace schedule bond form with blanket form for more complete protection and to obviate necessity for adding and/or deleting positions.
(b)A nominal amount shall be designated for exposures arising during normal operations with excess coverage carried on those occupying check signing positions so that total coverage on check signers compares approximately with amounts recommended in booklet entitled How Much Honesty Insurance published by Surety Association of America.

9 NYCRR 1630-4.8 - Review of preconstruction and construction period insurance

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At commencement of operations, insurance coverages effected during preconstruction and construction period shall be reviewed. Such items as fire and public liability insurance covering project office, prior to removal of office to project site, shall be cancelled at the time of removal. Other insurance coverages shall be reviewed to determine whether necessary.

9 NYCRR 1630-4.9 - Repair and alteration work on other contractors

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(a)In event that repair, alteration, exterminating or any other work shall be performed for authority on project site, authority shall require all persons or firms performing such operations, to supply certificates of insurance in duplicate certifying that such persons or firms carry workmen's compensation. They shall also carry public liability insurance in limits approved by division.
(b)Such certificates shall be issued to authority and division and shall provide that policies will not be cancelled without 10 days' prior notice in writing to authority and division. One copy of each certificate shall be forwarded to division before contractor commences operations.
(c)Where authority has running contracts with outside concessionaires, suppliers or others, it is necessary to have this type of endorsement included in that contractor's public liability policy:

“In the event of any accident involving personal injury or property damage or both to anyone on the premises as a result of the use, operation and delivery of the article about which the contract is drawn, that a ‘hold harmless’ agreement be given by the vendor or concessionaire to the authority and the Division of Housing indemnifying them against any and all claims as a result thereof including products.”

(d)Authority is cautioned that it is intention of division that all reasonable property or negligence exposures shall be adequately covered with insurance. Attention is directed to general regulations contained in Subpart 1630-1 covering methods of obtaining insurance, review of additional insurance exposures as they may come into existence, required endorsements on policies, submission of insurance documents and renewals, and settlement of losses and maintenance of insurance records.

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