7a Supp
ITEM NO: __7a_Supp_______ DATE OF MEETING:__Sept 7, 2010_____ Liability Insurance Renewal Briefing Port Risk Management Presented September 7, 2010 Jeff Hollingsworth, Risk Manager Outline of Presentation Review of Liability Insurance Coverage Insurance Premium Factors Liability Premium Re-Cap Renewal Coverage Process Expiring Premium 2009-2010 Renewal Assumptions for 2010-2011 2 Liability Insurance Coverage Coverage Description of Exposure Covered Law Enforcement Police operations Public Officials Wrongful acts of Port employees Employment Wrongful acts of Port with respect to employees Practices Non-Aviation Non-aviation operations Airport Airport operations only Auto Automobile liability (above what is self insured) 3 Liability Insurance Coverage Coverage Description of Exposure Covered Fiduciary Liability of managing employee benefit plans Foreign Port employees who are in foreign countries Mobile Home Acts of Port with respect to airport mobile home parks (Will not be renewed) Crime Dishonest acts of Port employees Vessel Police boat and vessels for Real Estate Bonds Self-insured pension bonds, notary bonds, custom bonds, etc.. Excess Workers Do not purchase at this time. Compensation 4 Insurance Premium Factors Premium rates depend on: Total operating/capital budget of Port Record of past losses and claims Payroll Strength of our indemnity agreements with tenants Operations directly controlled by Port versus those under ownership of tenant Size of fleet Number of employees and concentration in any location Airport enplanements, Seaport TEUs, Rail link 5 Liability Premium Re-Cap 6 Renewal Coverage Process Coverage will run 10/1/2010 to 10/1/2011 Risk management networks with other port and airport entities to check market limits, deductibles, and coverage exclusions or enhancements during renewal process Port submits completed application packages and signed declarations to the Port's broker, who markets the account and solicits insurance bids on the Port's behalf. Risk management reviews insurance bids and proposals to include coverage costs/options, and deductibles with Division management prior to binding coverage with our broker. 7 Expiring Premium: 2009-2010 Coverage Line Limits Deductible Expiring Premium 10/1/2009-10/1/2010 Non-Aviation $50 Million $1,000,000 $386,000 Airport $300 Million $50,000 $222,000 Police $10 Million $1,000,000 Included in Non-Aviation Paid - $0.00 Auto Self Insured First Million Self-Insured No Premium Self insured Claims ~ $20,000 Incurred Public Officials and $10 Million $1,000,000 Included in Non-Aviation Employment Practices $1,000,000 Incurred ~$61K Other Coverage (includes Varies Varies $50,000 Crime, Fiduciary, Foreign, Bonds, Mobile Home) Total 2008= $705,000 Total 2009 $658,000 Total 8 Assumptions For 2010-2011 (To Be Finalized In Discussion With Divisions) Terrorism Purchase for non-aviation liability policies Airport Limits Keep at $300 Million Ramp Insurance at Airport Continue to purchase for ramp control vendor Excess Worker Compensation Do not insure-due to cost 9 Assumptions For 2010-2011 (To Be Finalized In Discussion With Divisions) Rail operating volumes not enough to impact premium for Real Estate Division Renew the Combined Non-Aviation policy Includes police, public officials, and employment practices coverage Total cost ~ $675,000 to $700,000 (Estimated) 10
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