TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 2010
Californians might have more reason to retrofit their homes to better withstand a major earthquake, thanks to a recently adopted building code for retrofitting existing structures. The standard, approved in August by the state Building Standards Commission is the first step in creating incentives for people to take the steps to reinforce their most valuable asset, according to Glenn Pomeroy, president and CEO of the California Earthquake Authority.
There's no doubt Golden State residents need encouragement in .................................
Read more: http://www.insurancejournal.com/news/west/2010/09/27/113537.htm#ixzz10rMmqVQ6
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