★TRILO★PEDIA®★

Next to happen regarding an official action to allow Cobblestone homeowners to participate in upcoming webinars (online meetings) to learn about the MOTUS Insurance earthquake coverage options is consideration by the TGMA Board to accept the motion of the Cobblestone Canyon Disaster Recovery Committee. This happens on Feb. 2, per the agenda above.

COBBLESTONE CANYON ★ https://trilopedia.blogspot.com ★ * TRILOPEDIA ® is designed, in a way, after the popular site WIKIPEDIA, but dedicated to education and information about a specific community, Trilogy Glen Ivy (TGI) and Cobblestone Canyon, the condominium section within TGI.  Trilogy Glen Ivy is a 1317-unit homeowner association (HOA) in the Temescal Valley of Southern California 92883.  This archive is a site created by and for members of the Cobblestone Disaster Recovery Committee who are introduced in the content below. The site is maintained by the this group separate from the TGMA Board and management, but the group was and is chartered by TGMA. Cobblestone Canyon (CID) is a condominium community, subdivision of Trilogy Glen Ivy (TGI), a homeowner association (HOA) in the Temescal Valley of Southern California. Cobblestone is one of six neighborhoods within TGI, aka the TGMA, or Trilogy GlenIvy Maintenance Association. The community is off of Interstate 15 abou...

  What Is a Homeowner Association (HOA)? While there are a limited number of subjects archived on this site around the general title of condominium disaster recovery in a specific California neighborhood, the SEARCH   options return content links within the site and from a host of chosen external sources.  Explore both of these SEARCH features to gain the full benefit of TRILOPEDIA .  Amplified content also here details in NARRATIVE form this entire research of the Cobblestone Disaster Recovery issue.  Also provided is a preview of the popular CONDOMINIUM BLUEBOOK 2021 by author Branden E. Bickel.  Finally, also archived here is valuable resource PDF of the   2019 DAVIS-STIRLING  COMMON INTEREST DEVELOPMENT ACT , republished by the law firm Epsten Grinnell & Howell. ▶ SLIDESHOW

What is disaster recovery ?   Why do governments treat HOAs as commercial entities rather than residential? Given that reality, are all other types insurance quotes for HOAs treated accordingly? Does a commercial-rate policy cost less than residential? For disaster recovery today or in the future, what are the options to pay recovery costs? ▶ Fire insurance is already provided to Cobblestone Canyon by the HOA and the premium is paid out of condo dues.  But flood insurance and earthquake insurance is not now provided. If steps to disaster recovery are required, current reserve funds would barely provide a downpayment to cover those costs, at least the costs of a major disaster, so Cobblestone homeowners could expect emergency assessments. Fire insurance with regard to earthquakes would only apply if a fire is prompted by an earthquake. Regarding an emergency assessment, loss assessment coverage may mitigate all or some of the emergency assessment which, like earthquakes, is t...

  RECOVERY in Emergency Management   What percentage of single-family homeowners in the HOA have EQI today? What if a minority of condo owners choose EQI? Is there a EQI plan that is optional, not mandatory? What is the earthquake issue that is different for condos versus single-family homes?  ▶ Whatever your opinions about HOAs, property management by associations, and/or governmental agencies that write the rules and conditions about how HOAs function, you probably fit into one of three categories when it comes to finding answers for the premise questions of this presentation.  Those homeowner categories are:  1) Those who eager to find assurance (even insurance) in disaster recovery planning and want intervention to get that done (Trilogy1) 2) Those who are content with matters as they now stand and wish to maintain the status quo (Trilogy2) 3) Those who need more information about technicalities that remain unknown or unresolved (Trilogy3) Homeownership with...

When you change the way you find things, the things you find change Property Insurance Risk Recovery SEARCH ▶ TRILOPEDIA.COM This site is primarily a SEARCH and archive tool for Trilogy Glen Ivy, Cobblestone Canyon to provide details about the disaster recovery issue. Use the search pages to find any related topic. Speaking for COVERAGE.com   What does the standard HO-6 policy cover? Why is not basic EQI included in HO-6? Lenders require liability coverage, why not EQI?   What is the most common homeowner insurance policy for condos and its drawbacks?   ▶ Common-interest development (CID) is the fastest growing form of housing in the world today. They include condominiums, community apartments, planned developments, and stock cooperatives. The ownership benefits of a CID are having rights to an undivided interest in common areas and amenities which might prove to be too expensive to be solely owned. But those who buy into CIDs soon learn the depth andd breadth of what t...

HISTORY OF EQI HERE   Was EQI for Cobblestone Canyon once prohibited by the community CC&Rs? How, when did this change? Who (alone) may now vote to add EQI? What is the history of EQI for Trilogy Glen Ivy Cobblestone?  ▶ The creator and author of TRILOPEDIA may attest to nearly a decade of residence (since November 2011) in Cobblestone Canyon as a first-time life experience living in a condominium.  Virtually from the beginning of the relocation to Trilogy Glen Ivy, the issue of disaster recovery for the community has been a common topic.  Perhaps this had something to do with the escrow documents that came with the condo purchase.  That is, the escrow papers expressly prohibited Cobblestone condo owners from the purchase of earthquake insurance for the individual units. Beginning in 2011 (perhaps before), the TGMA Board of Directors started a review of the earthquake insurance issue for Cobblestone Canyon.  Most of the study transpired within executive...

  What about the $100K maximum building coverage? What are the deductible choices? How is the deductible factored with a claim?   CEA EQI policies have these limits for condos  ▶ Any condo owner who visits the California Earthquake Authority quotation request page for earthquake coverage learns that the maximum value for condo EQI is $100,000.  Currently, that is less than one-third of the typical resale value of a smaller downstairs Cobblestone condo as of year-end 2020.  That may be a problem.  Although, given the rule that it may take 50% of the typical home value to reconstruct the unit, the CEA limits may not be out-of-bounds.  One thinks, however, that the arbitrary limits on condos may have something to do with risk management by the CEA. CEA EQI policies have these limits for condos COVERAGE OPTIONS FOR HOMEOWNERS CEA earthquake insurance for homeowners allows you to choose between two policies: purchase all of your coverages together under on...

  If a condo owner does not have building coverage, should they at least have loss assessment? How much loss assessment coverage? How much loss of use coverage?   Loss assessment, loss of use, personal property  ▶ If you live in a home or condo that belongs to an HOA, you'll need loss assessment coverage to cover shared losses to common spaces on the HOA property. If a shared space within the HOA sustains damage, or if a guest has an accident in a common area and the association is held liable in court, your building or community’s HOA insurance, or “master” policy will cover the loss up to its coverage limits. If the claim amount exceeds those limits, HOA bylaws stipulate that each member be assessed and pay an equal share of the leftover loss amount. Loss assessment coverage is an optional endorsement that you can add onto your homeowners insurance or condo insurance policy. It helps protect you if you live in a shared community, like a condo or homeowners association (...

  Will a major quake in the Temescal Valley create long delays in the arrival of assistance and recovery? May condo owners simply clear and clean their lots? What about the upstairs/downstairs choices? For future disaster (if such happens) how will TGMA manage trebuilding, repair, or reconstruction?  ▶ This question prompted the research and retention by TGMA of the former HARBRO Emergency Services & Restoration, recently merged with a company known as BluSky that provides commercial, industrial, governmental, residential, and multifamily restoration, renovation, environmental, and roofing services across the United States and Puerto Rico. With an emphasis on large projects, BluSky does not build things; but restores and rebuilds them. BluSky engaged employees bring experience and teamwork to anyone who owns or manages property, provides property insurance, or manages property insurance claims. Essentially, the first step by management after a disaster in the community is...

  Is the “PHASES” designation of Cobblestone a method to limit risk to individual owners? For disaster recovery alone, are “PHASES” a plus or minus? Should Cobblestone vote to eliminate the “PHASES”?   The ‘phases’ designation of the condos  ▶ TGMA legal counsel informed TGMA and the Cobblestone Disaster Recovery Committee that the designation of the FIVE (5) PHASES is still in force because these had not been merged or eliminated by the developer, Shea Homes, when Cobblestone Canyon was completed and control passed to the homeowners association, TGMA. This merger of the Cobblestone Phases still is not done today, as of the writing and distribution of this document. In other words, these FIVE (5) PHASES will dictate how and when recovery management will occur. The “phases” designation of the condos AS AN EXAMPLE, if any damage (no matter how major) occurs to the common interest (exterior areas) of one or more units in PHASE 21 (approximately 42 units in each PHASE), then...

NORTHRIDGE STORY   How has the threat of a large, Northridge-type quake made Californians more favorable to EQI? What percentage of CA condo owners have EQI? What percentage of CA HOA owners have EQI? Does the date  January 17, 1994 still ring a bell today, why? ▶ This question prompted the research and retention by TGMA of the former HARBRO Emergency Services & Restoration, recently merged with a company known as BluSky that provides commercial, industrial, governmental, residential, and multifamily restoration, renovation, environmental, and roofing services across the United States and Puerto Rico. With an emphasis on large projects, BluSky does not build things; but restores and rebuilds them. BluSky engaged employees bring experience and teamwork to anyone who owns or manages property, provides property insurance, or manages property insurance claims. There are no guarantees of safety during earthquakes, but properly constructed and strengthened homes are far less ...