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  • Safety, Health, Environment & Risk Management Risk Finance Summary for Work Force & Property Exposures: FY08 Experience and FY09 Projections

  • Chart1

    15

    15

    15

    10

    10

    10

    10

    5

    5

    5

    CPPP PAM Elements That Might Be Readily Influenced By EH&S Operations

    Emergency Planning5%

    Campus Management Programs15%

    INS lines graph

    4700000Medical Malpractice

    934945.6233736.4

    186078.9434184.1

    377508Unemployment Ins.

    58615.2136768.8

    110446D&O

    36767Fleet

    17476Equipment Floater

    9625Commercial Crime

    6229Endowment

    200Fine Arts

    Insurance policies managed by SHERM

    Insurance policies managed by Legal Affairs

    *Does not include flood premium on all buildings

    $10K

    $6K

    $200

    $17K

    $36K

    Insurance policies managed by Human Resources

    Annual Premium

    Universe of UTHSC-H Insurance Policies by Management Unitby Premium Cost (based on FY07 data)

    Ins Lines

    Medical Malpractice*PropertyEmployee WCResidence WCFleetEquipment Floater

    Non-EH&S$3,525,000934,946186,07958,61528,60613,181

    EH&S$1,175,000233,736434,184136,7697,1513,295

    620,263195,3843575716476

    Medical Malpractice*PropertyEmployee WCResident WCD&OFleetEquipment FloaterCommercial CrimeEndowmentFine Arts

    $4,700,000$1,168,682$620,263$195,384110446$35,757$16,47696256229200

    Medical Malpractice*PropertyEmployee WCUnemployment Ins.Resident WCD&OFleetEquipment FloaterCommercial CrimeEndowmentFine Arts

    $4,700,000$934,946$186,079377508$58,615110446$36,767$17,47696256229200

    EH&S$233,736.40$434,184.10$136,768.80

    Population44256641676

    percent

    Pam modelBuilding Size15175302.358434.14.7860907598

    Fire Sprinklers15175302.3146085.2511.9652268995

    Campus Management Programs15175302.3116868.29.5721815196

    Fire System Supervision10116868.2116868.29.5721815196

    Construction Classification10116868.229217.052.3930453799

    Occupancy Classification10116868.258434.14.7860907598

    Water Supply10116868.2175302.314.3582722794

    Exposure558434.1175302.314.3582722794

    Fire Department Response558434.1116868.29.5721815196

    Emergency Planning558434.1175302.314.3582722794

    Fleet357572.9287051105

    EQ164761.3494796935

    Total property premium10011686821220915

    Medical MalpracticeD&OCommercial Crime*PropertyEmployee WCResident WCFleetEquipment FloaterEndowmentFine Arts

    $4,700,0001104469625$1,168,682$620,263$195,384$35,757$16,4766229200

    35757

    16476

    FY08

    934945.6233736.4

    84660197540

    58615.2136768.8

    28605.67151.4

    13180.83295.2

    Portion possibly influenced by EH&S activities

    Portion driven by size, construction type, and physical location

    Portion driven by injury frequency and severity

    Portion driven by payroll and head count

    Portion driven by loss frequency and severity

    Portion driven by asset value

    *Does not include flood premium on all buildings

    Annual Premium

    Annual Property and Workforce Insurance Premiums, by Policy Type, with Proportion That Might be Potentially Influenced by EH&S Efforts (based on FY08 data)

    FY07

    934945.6233736.4

    186078.9434184.1

    58615.2136768.8

    28605.67151.4

    13180.83295.2

    Portion possibly influenced by EH&S activities

    Portion driven by size, construction type, and physical location

    Portion driven by injury frequency and severity

    Portion driven by payroll and head count

    Portion driven by loss frequency and severity

    Portion driven by asset value

    *Does not include flood premium on all buildings

    Non-EH&S

    EH&S

    Annual Premium

    Annual Property and Workforce Insurance Premiums, by Policy Type, with Proportion That Might be Potentially Influenced by EH&S Efforts (based on FY07 data)

    Sheet1

    FY07Medical Malpractice*PropertyEmployee WCResident WCFleetEquipment Floater

    Non-EH&S$3,525,000934,946186,07958,61528,60613,181

    EH&S$1,175,000233,736434,184136,7697,1513,295

    620,263195,3843575716476

    FY07Medical Malpractice*PropertyEmployee WCResident WCFleetEquipment Floater

    Non-EH&S3525000934945.68466058615.228605.613180.8

    EH&S1175000233736.4197540136768.87151.43295.2

    Population44256641676

    percent

    Pam modelBuilding Size15175302.358434.14.7860907598

    Fire Sprinklers15175302.3146085.2511.9652268995

    Campus Management Programs15175302.3116868.29.5721815196

    Fire System Supervision10116868.2116868.29.5721815196

    Construction Classification10116868.229217.052.3930453799

    Occupancy Classification10116868.258434.14.7860907598

    Water Supply10116868.2175302.314.3582722794

    Exposure558434.1175302.314.3582722794

    Fire Department Response558434.1116868.29.5721815196

    Emergency Planning558434.1175302.314.3582722794

    Fleet357572.9287051105

    EQ164761.3494796935

    Total property premium10011686821220915

    35757

    16476

    Property Premiumspace

    $731,330FY020.731330092.5

    $598,171FY030.5981712.42

    $1,343,113FY 041.3431132.57

    $1,488,112FY051.4881123.08

    $1,168,682FY061.1686823.3

    percent

    Pam modelAnesthia

    Criminal

    Behavorial

    Environment

    Equipment

    Infection

    Mediction

    Medical

    Obstratrician

    Pederatic

    Suricals

    Transfer discharge

    Other

    Sheet1

    0

    0

    0

    0

    0

    0

    0

    0

    0

    0

    Break down of all property premiums Premium Allocation Model, Fleet, Equipment

    Med Mal

    0

    0

    0

    0

    0

    0

    0

    0

    0

    0

    CPPP PAM Elements That Might Be Readily Influenced By EH&S Operations

    Campus Management Programs15%

    Emergency Planning5%

    00

    00

    00

    00

    00

    Property Premium

    space

    Premium (Millions)

    Assignable Square Footage (Millions)

    Projected Property Premiums

    15

    15

    15

    10

    10

    10

    10

    5

    5

    5

    CPPP PAM Elements That Might Be Readily Influenced By EH&S Operations

    Campus Management Programs15%

    Emergency Planning5%

    35250001175000

    934945.6233736.4

    186078.9434184.1

    58615.2136768.8

    28605.67151.4

    13180.83295.2

    Portion possibly influenced by EH&S activities

    Portion driven by size, construction type, and physical location

    Portion driven by injury frequency and severity

    Portion driven by payroll and head count

    Portion driven by loss frequency and severity

    Portion driven by asset value

    *Does not include flood premium on all buildings

    Portion possibly influenced by Patient Safety

    Portion driven by market conditions

    Non-EH&S

    EH&S

    Annual Premium

    Annual Property and Workforce Insurance Premiums, by Policy Type, with Proportion That Might be Potentially Influenced by EH&S Efforts (based on FY06 data)

    INS lines graph

    4700000Medical Malpractice

    934945.6233736.4

    186078.9434184.1

    377508Unemployment Ins.

    58615.2136768.8

    110446D&O

    36767Fleet

    17476Equipment Floater

    9625Commercial Crime

    6229Endowment

    200Fine Arts

    Insurance policies managed by SHERM

    Insurance policies managed by Legal Affairs

    *Does not include flood premium on all buildings

    $10K

    $6K

    $200

    $17K

    $36K

    Insurance policies managed by Human Resources

    Annual Premium

    Universe of UTHSC-H Insurance Policies by Management Unitby Premium Cost (based on FY07 data)

    INS lines graph FY09

    2273973Medical Malpractice

    1067737.6266934.4

    100713234997

    304896Unemployment Ins.

    34004.67113348.9

    29159D&O

    38178Fleet

    26950Equipment Floater

    4749Commercial Crime

    6229Endowment

    906Fine Arts

    Insurance policies managed by SHERM

    Insurance policies managed by Legal Affairs

    *Does not include flood premium on all buildings

    $5K

    $6K

    $900

    $27K

    $39K

    Insurance policies managed by Human Resources

    Annual Premium

    Universe of UTHSC-H Insurance Policies by Management Unitby Premium Cost (based on FY09 data)

    Ins Lines

    Medical Malpractice*PropertyEmployee WCResidence WCFleetEquipment Floater

    Non-EH&S$3,525,000934,946186,07958,61528,60613,181

    EH&S$1,175,000233,736434,184136,7697,1513,295

    620,263195,3843575716476

    Medical Malpractice*PropertyEmployee WCResident WCD&OFleetEquipment FloaterCommercial CrimeEndowmentFine Arts

    $4,700,000$1,168,682$620,263$195,384110446$35,757$16,47696256229200

    FY08Medical Malpractice*PropertyEmployee WCUnemployment Ins.Resident WCD&OFleetEquipment FloaterCommercial CrimeEndowmentFine Arts

    $4,700,000$934,946$186,079377508$58,615110446$36,767$17,47696256229200

    EH&S$233,736.40$434,184.10$136,768.80

    FY09Medical Malpractice*PropertyEmployee WCUnemployment Ins.Resident WCD&OFleetEquipment FloaterCommercial CrimeEndowmentFine Arts

    $2,273,973$1,067,738$100,713304896$34,00529159$38,178$26,95047496229906

    EH&S$266,934.40$234,997.00$113,348.90

    1334672335710161927

    Population44256641676

    percent

    Pam modelBuilding Size15175302.358434.14.7860907598

    Fire Sprinklers15175302.3146085.2511.9652268995

    Campus Management Programs15175302.3116868.29.5721815196

    Fire System Supervision10116868.2116868.29.5721815196

    Construction Classification10116868.229217.052.3930453799

    Occupancy Classification10116868.258434.14.7860907598

    Water Supply10116868.2175302.314.3582722794

    Exposure558434.1175302.314.3582722794

    Fire Department Response558434.1116868.29.5721815196

    Emergency Planning558434.1175302.314.3582722794

    Fleet357572.9287051105

    EQ164761.3494796935

    Total property premium10011686821220915

    Medical MalpracticeD&OCommercial Crime*PropertyEmployee WCResident WCFleetEquipment FloaterEndowmentFine Arts

    $4,700,0001104469625$1,168,682$620,263$195,384$35,757$16,4766229200

    35757

    16476

    Sheet1

    FY07Medical Malpractice*PropertyEmployee WCResident WCFleetEquipment Floater

    Non-EH&S$3,525,000934,946186,07958,61528,60613,181

    EH&S$1,175,000233,736434,184136,7697,1513,295

    620,263195,3843575716476

    FY08Medical Malpractice*PropertyEmployee WCResident WCFleetEquipment Floater

    Non-EH&S3525000934945.68466058615.228605.613180.8

    EH&S1175000233736.4197540136768.87151.43295.2

    FY09Medical Malpractice*PropertyEmployee WCResident WCFleetEquipment Floater

    Non-EH&S1,067,000100,71334,00530,54221,560

    EH&S1,175,000266,934234,997113,3497,6365,390

    Population44256641676

    percent

    Pam modelBuilding Size15175302.358434.14.7860907598

    Fire Sprinklers15175302.3146085.2511.9652268995

    Campus Management Programs15175302.3116868.29.5721815196

    Fire System Supervision10116868.2116868.29.5721815196

    Construction Classification10116868.229217.052.3930453799

    Occupancy Classification10116868.258434.14.7860907598

    Water Supply10116868.2175302.314.3582722794

    Exposure558434.1175302.314.3582722794

    Fire Department Response558434.1116868.29.5721815196

    Emergency Planning558434.1175302.314.3582722794

    Fleet357572.9287051105

    EQ164761.3494796935

    Total property premium10011686821220915

    35757

    16476

    Property Premiumspace

    $731,330FY020.731330092.5

    $598,171FY030.5981712.42

    $1,343,113FY 041.3431132.57

    $1,488,112FY051.4881123.08

    $1,168,682FY061.1686823.3

    percent

    Pam modelAnesthia

    Criminal

    Behavorial

    Environment

    Equipment

    Infection

    Mediction

    Medical

    Obstratrician

    Pederatic

    Suricals

    Transfer discharge

    Other

    Sheet1

    0.731330092.5

    0.5981712.42

    1.3431132.57

    1.4881123.08

    1.1686823.3

    Property Premium

    space

    Premium (Millions)

    Assignable Square Footage (Millions)

    Projected Property Premiums

    FY09

    15

    15

    15

    10

    10

    10

    10

    5

    5

    5

    CPPP PAM Elements That Might Be Readily Influenced By EH&S Operations

    Campus Management Programs15%

    Emergency Planning5%

    FY08

    1067000266934.4

    100713234997

    34004.67113348.9

    30542.47635.6

    215605390

    Portion possibly influenced by EH&S activities

    Portion driven by size, construction type, and physical location

    Portion driven by injury frequency and severity

    Portion driven by payroll and head count

    Portion driven by loss frequency and severity

    Portion driven by asset value

    *Does not include flood premium on all buildings

    Annual Premium

    Annual Property and Workforce Insurance Premiums, by Policy Type, with Proportion That Might be Potentially Influenced by EH&S Efforts (based on FY09 data)

    FY07

    934945.6233736.4

    84660197540

    58615.2136768.8

    28605.67151.4

    13180.83295.2

    Portion possibly influenced by EH&S activities

    Portion driven by size, construction type, and physical location

    Portion driven by injury frequency and severity

    Portion driven by payroll and head count

    Portion driven by loss frequency and severity

    Portion driven by asset value

    *Does not include flood premium on all buildings

    Annual Premium

    Annual Property and Workforce Insurance Premiums, by Policy Type, with Proportion That Might be Potentially Influenced by EH&S Efforts (based on FY08 data)

    FY06

    934945.6233736.4

    186078.9434184.1

    58615.2136768.8

    28605.67151.4

    13180.83295.2

    Portion possibly influenced by EH&S activities

    Portion driven by size, construction type, and physical location

    Portion driven by injury frequency and severity

    Portion driven by payroll and head count

    Portion driven by loss frequency and severity

    Portion driven by asset value

    *Does not include flood premium on all buildings

    Non-EH&S

    EH&S

    Annual Premium

    Annual Property and Workforce Insurance Premiums, by Policy Type, with Proportion That Might be Potentially Influenced by EH&S Efforts (based on FY07 data)

    35250001175000

    934945.6233736.4

    186078.9434184.1

    58615.2136768.8

    28605.67151.4

    13180.83295.2

    Portion possibly influenced by EH&S activities

    Portion driven by size, construction type, and physical location

    Portion driven by injury frequency and severity

    Portion driven by payroll and head count

    Portion driven by loss frequency and severity

    Portion driven by asset value

    *Does not include flood premium on all buildings

    Portion possibly influenced by Patient Safety

    Portion driven by market conditions

    Non-EH&S

    EH&S

    Annual Premium

    Annual Property and Workforce Insurance Premiums, by Policy Type, with Proportion That Might be Potentially Influenced by EH&S Efforts (based on FY06 data)

  • UTHSC-H Employee Injury Reports and Workers Compensation Insurance Premium Trends, FY01 to 09Note: insurance premium influenced predominantly by market conditions, employee census, employee payroll, and injury frequency and severityOversight by SHERM$1,893,572 in total premium savings since FY03188 fewer reported injury events compared to FY 03105 fewer injuries requiring medical compared to FY 03- $123,753- $293,331- $568,998- $348,718- $558,772

  • $227,000 in RAP reduction in FY09 as compared to peak of $436,100 in FY07

  • UTHSC-H Residents Injury Reports and Workers Compensation Insurance Premium Trends, FY03 to 10Note: insurance premium influenced predominantly by market conditions, employee census, employee payroll, and injury frequency and severityAnnual policy premium reduction from FY09 to FY10 of $6,000Oversight by SHERM$80,000 in total premium savings since peak in FY06Increase due predominantly to needlesticks. Targeted investigation and interventions underway

  • Total of $124,581 in dividend payments since SHERM oversight

  • Workers Compensation Insurance Premium Adjustment for UTS Health Components Fiscal Years 2003 to 2009(discount premium rating as compared to a baseline of 1, three year rolling average adjusts rates for subsequent year)UT HSC Tyler (0.09)UT Medical Branch Galveston (0.16)UT HSC San Antonio (0.12)UT Southwestern Dallas (0.17)UT HSC Houston (0.09)UT MD Anderson Cancer Center (0.05)Oversight by SHERM

  • Projected Workers Compensation Insurance Premium Adjustment for UTS Health Components for Fiscal Year 2013(discount premium rating as compared to a baseline of 1, three year rolling average adjusts rates for subsequent year)

    Projected highest in class premium adjustment 0.20

    Projected lowest in class premium adjustment 0.05

    Projected poorest UTHSCH performance 0.12

    Steady state UTHSCH performance 0.09

    Projected best UTHSCH performance 0.07

  • Possible Range of Annual WCI Premium (Assuming no change in population, payroll, or other influencing factors)

    Estimated Premium2010201120122013Upper bound similar to UTMB/UT Southwestern$363,000(+$25,000)$388,000(+$50,000)$413,000(+$75,000)No Change$338,000$ 338,000$ 338,000$ 338,000Lower bound similar to UTMDACC$313,000(-$25,000)$288,000(-$50,000)$263,00(-$75,000)

  • *MHH Increase in BI coverage from FY08-FY09, $49MM to $75MM FY09 Premium reduced by $290K, due to scheduled risk control measures (robust EMP, flood doors, training, etc.) and risk based loss estimates.

    Chart1

    7295646135490

    7490317390820

    3450598236230

    42902351809570000

    229612460040398277

    256233.507234698269000810640

    Limited Wind and Flood Coverage for MSB only, economically obtainable in 2007

    Fire & All other Perils

    Wind & Flood Self Insurance

    Newly Comercailly Availible, Wind & Flood Reinsurance

    Year of Coverage

    Premium

    UTHSC-H Comprehensive Property Protection Program (CPPP) Insurance PremiumTotal FY09 Premium $1,338,001

    Chart2

    00.50.2550100

    00.50.2550100

    FEMA NFIP- $500 Dedictible, $500,000 Structer & $500,000 Contents

    UTHSC Retntion- $250,000 Dedictible

    UTS Pool- 40% Debit Repaid by Instution Experince loss, 60% Shared by UTS Instutions

    Policy Year

    Coverage (Millions)

    CPPP Wind and Flood Policies 2007 - 2008

    Sheet6

    Sheet1

    Insurance Line Managed by SHERMFY08FY09Annual Change (%)

    Worker's Comp-Employees327,644337,8703%

    Worker's Comp-Residents175,799167,751-5%

    General Liability-CDC5,5505,8285%

    Endowment Policy20,76322,83910%

    Fine Arts - Multiple Locations90599610%

    Mobile Diagnostic Equipment5,3015,5665%

    Auto Physical Damage18,52221,30015%

    Auto - Hired/Non Owned2,0722,38315%

    Auto Liability16,58719,07515%

    Property-Fire & AOP Premium incl Fees155,800229,61147%

    Property-Named Windstorm & 100-Yr Flood823,623872,7796%

    Equipment Policy24,85820,763-16%

    Total Cost of Risk Transfer1,577,4241,706,7608%

    FY08 to FY09 Premium Increase129,336

    General Liability-UTHSC Hou Child Dev.7189.085549.741.0677514378

    Endowment Policy712914741-0.0956263899

    General Liability Policy (Camp Program)404.73660.0369783413

    Blanket Accident Policy (Camp Program)473.25490.750.0918367347

    Accident Policy - Tender Loving Care Program485.1529.65-0.1713664514

    Excess Volunteer Liability - HSC Houston303.56251.543.2134883721

    Fine Arts - Multiple Locations215905.9-0.1564290261

    Mobile Diagnostic Equipment62845301-0.1573581268

    Auto Physical Damage21981.0718522.17-0.2430496944

    Auto - Hired/Non Owned2736.932071.72-0.0530562356

    Auto Liability (Systemwide)17516.3216586.971.0409486041

    Commercial Crime9256.9718893-0.0574307807

    Directors & Officers Liability1104461041030.4895892169

    Property-Fire & AOP Premium incl Fees1558002320780.0170520249

    Property - Fire & AOP - Self-Insurance & Replenishments163441166228-0.4785441883

    Property-Named Windstorm & 100-Yr Flood823623429483-0.1647574222

    Equipment Policy2485820762.46-0.233169927

    Policy Premium Total1352142.981036863.9

    315279.08

    0.233169927

    NFIP TWIAInstutiona deductibledebt servicecommercial coverage

    2007 W&F$0.50$0.25$50$100

    2008 W&F$0.50$0.25$50$100

    Sheet2

    Fire & All other PerilsWind & Flood Self InsuranceNewly Comercailly Availible, Wind & Flood Reinsurance

    2004$729,564$613,549$0

    2005$749,031$739,082$0

    2006$345,059$823,623$0

    2007$429,023$518,095$70,000

    2008$229,612$460,040$398,277

    2009$256,234$269,000$810,640

    Sheet3

    Sheet4

    Sheet5

  • - Losses Incurred but covered by UTS Comprehensive Property Protection Program

    The CPPP did not experience any losses from UTHSC-H

    - Losses incurred but covered by third party

    Metro Bus damage to the Ross Sterling Breezeway atMSB, $25,000

    - Retained Losses

    Hurricane Dolly estimated loss to UTHSC-H Brownsville,RAHC $125,000

    Eight of twelve retained losses were water related lossesat an average cost of $1900 per loss

    *Not inclusive of any recorded capital assets inventory irregularities. For additional information contact UTHSC-H Capital Assets Management**Estimate based on replacement cost of damaged property

    Sheet fy08

    39458NSHFire suppression system21005000Leak from contractor installed sprinkler piping.

    39469MSBWater leakGreen hallway200250Water fountain was stuck in the on position

    39469RRFWater leakR533, R433, R3336002500Drinking water system backed up and caused the loss

    39483MSEWater leakR50750Backflow prevented leaked above autoclave in interstitial space

    39508MSESprinkler head leakRM417250100Water leak from a sprinkler head.

    39561MSBBus accidentExt of building-25000Metro Bus impacted the side of the breasway

    39583UCTWater LeakBasement near bank20002000Water backed up from a sump pump.

    39652NSHWater Leak3000

    RAHCDolly SPH BrownsvilleNa4000125000

    Hurricane Dolly125000

    Theft65418water

    Vehicle Related250008000.00

    Water Related26850.00250.00

    Criminal Mischief37022500.00

    2000.00

    245970100.00

    2000.00

    5000.00

    2000.00

    5000.00

    FY08

    125000

    65418

    25000

    26850

    3702

    Retained Property Loss Summary By Peril(Total FY08 losses by cause and amount in dollars, Total Loss~$245,970)*

    FY08 Property Losses

    Theft**

    Criminal Mischief**

    Hurricane Dolly (RAHC)

    Metro Bus

    Water Related

    FY06

    231000

    10000

    15000

    7000

    20000

    17042

    90113.82

    *Not inclusive of any recorded Capitol Assets inventory irregularities. For additional information contact UTHSC-H Capitol Assets Team

    UTHSC-H Retained Loss Summary for FY06(Total FY06 losses by cause and amount in dollars, Total Loss~$390,000)*

    Chilled Water Line Leak, $231,000 (58%)

    Theft, $90,000 (27%)

    Sewage Line Clog, $10,000 (3%)

    Breach of Building Envelope, $15,000 (5%)

    Building Electrical Disruption, $20,000 (6%)

    Burglary, Vandalism, Forgery, $17,000 (5%)

    Other Loss, $7,000 (2%)

    FY07

    125

    3150

    3702

    7500

    65418

    566000

    *Not inclusive of any recorded Capitol Assets inventory irregularities. For additional information contact UTHSC-H Capitol Assets Management

    **Currently persuing subrogation to at fault contractor for a total loss of $460,000

    - Losses Incurred but covered by UTS Comprehensive Property Protection Program

    MSB sprinkler activatition total loss $460,000 ($250,000 retained by deductible)**

    - Losses incurred by but covered by 3rd party

    RRF Fire $10-$14 Million (Potetinal to retain $1-$3M)

    - Retained Losses

    MSI water leak $210,000

    Theft the month of Septemeber experienced nearly $40,000 in losses

    Did not experience any losses due electrical power disruption

    Retained Property Loss Summary By Peril(Total FY07 losses by cause and amount in dollars, Total Loss~$645,895)*

    FY07 Property Losses

    Burglary

  • *Not inclusive of any recorded capital assets inventory irregularities. For additional information contact UTHSC-H Capital Assets Management**Estimate based on replacement cost of damaged property

    Chart1

    256000FY06107155.82FY06FY06FY06027000FY06

    356000FY0769245FY0711000FY07FY07FY07FY07

    268501250006541825000FY08FY08FY08FY08FY08

    Water Related

    Hurricane Dolly

    Theft**

    Metro Bus

    Other Loss

    Breach of Building Envelope

    Other Loss

    Retained Property Loss Summary by Peril, FY06 to FY08*

    Sheet fy08

    39458NSHFire suppression system21005000Leak from contractor installed sprinkler piping.

    39469MSBWater leakGreen hallway200250Water fountain was stuck in the on position

    39469RRFWater leakR533, R433, R3336002500Drinking water system backed up and caused the loss

    39483MSEWater leakR50750Backflow prevented leaked above autoclave in interstitial space

    39508MSESprinkler head leakRM417250100Water leak from a sprinkler head.

    39561MSBBus accidentExt of building-25000Metro Bus impacted the side of the breasway

    39583UCTWater LeakBasement near bank20002000Water backed up from a sump pump.

    39652NSHWater Leak3000

    RAHCDolly SPH BrownsvilleNa4000125000

    water

    8000.00

    250.00

    2500.00

    2000.00

    100.00

    2000.00

    5000.00

    2000.00

    5000.00

    FY06FY07FY08

    Water Related256,000356,00026,850

    Hurricane Dolly125,000

    Theft**107,15669,24565,418

    Metro Bus25,000

    Other Loss11,000

    Breach of Building Envelope0.0

    Other Loss27,000

    FY07

    Burglary125

    Environmental3150

    Criminal Mischief3702

    Fire7500

    Theft65418

    Water Related566000

    FY06

    Chilled Water Line Leak231000

    Sewage Line Clog10000

    Breach of Building Envelope15000

    Other Loss7000

    Electrical Disruption20000

    Burglary, Vandalism, Forgery17042

    Theft90113.82

    FY08

    Water Related

    Hurricane Dolly

    *Not inclusive of any recorded Capitol Assets inventory irregularities. For additional information contact UTHSC-H Capitol Assets Management

    - Losses Incurred but covered by UTS Comprehensive Property Protection Program

    Hurricane Dolly estimated loss to UTHSC-H Brownsville, RAHC $125,000

    - Losses incurred by but covered by third party

    Metro Bus damage the Ross Sterling Beasway at MSB, $25,000

    - Retained Losses

    Did not experience any losses due electrical power disruption

    Retained Property Loss Summary By Peril(Total FY08 losses by cause and amount in dollars, Total Loss~$245,970)*

    **Estimate based on replacement cost of damaged property

    FY08 Property Losses

    Water Related

    Metro Bus

    Hurricane Dolly

    Criminal Mischief**

    Theft**

    FY07

    125

    3150

    3702

    7500

    65418

    356000

    *Not inclusive of any recorded Capitol Assets inventory irregularities. For additional information contact UTHSC-H Capitol Assets Management

    **Currently persuing subrogation to at fault contractor for a total loss of $460,000

    - Losses Incurred but covered by UTS Comprehensive Property Protection Program

    MSB sprinkler activatition total loss $460,000 ($250,000 retained by deductible)**

    - Losses incurred by but covered by 3rd party

    RRF Fire $10-$14 Million (Potetinal to retain $1-$3M)

    - Retained Losses

    MSI water leak $210,000

    Theft the month of Septemeber experienced nearly $40,000 in losses

    Did not experience any losses due electrical power disruption

    Retained Property Loss Summary By Peril(Total FY07 losses by cause and amount in dollars, Total Loss~$645,895)*

    FY07 Property Losses

    Burglary

  • Help Avoid the 3 Main Causes of Property Loss at UTHSC-H

    The three main causes of property loss at UTHSC-H in FY06 were water leaks, theft, and electrical power interruption. These three perils resulted in over $331,000 in direct loss and untold disruption to teaching, research, and service activities. The deductible for the UTS Comprehensive Property Protection Program is $250,000 per occurrence, in FY06 none of the losses exceeded the per occurrence deductible, however the sum of retained losses exceeded the deductible by $140,000. In special cases additional insurance can be purchased*. Summarized below are simple steps that can be taken to avoid such losses.

    *Information about the purchase of additional insurance can be obtained by contacting Risk Management; 713-500-8100.

    Potential For LossSimple Prevention MeasuresFor more information and assistanceWater DamageWater damage accounted for $221,000 of loss in FY06. Water can enter a lab or office from the same floor or from the floor above.Move equipment off of the floor and cover when not in use. Evaluate possible purchase of supplemental insurance for certain types of equipment*Contact Facilities Planning and Engineering for more information, (713)500-3498.TheftTheft accounted for $90,114 of loss in FY06, the majority of which were theft of laptops, PDAs and cell phones. Secure laptops, PDAs, or cellular phones. Always backup data and keep it in a physically separate location. For more information about how to lock a PC or laptop: http://www.uth.tmc.edu/med/msit/howdoi/physical_security.htmEvaluate possible purchase of supplemental insurance for certain types of equipment*Contact University of Texas Police Department for more information, (713)794-4357.Electrical Power InterruptionElectrical power disruption accounted for $20,000 worth direct losses in FY06. However this is not reflective of the loss of priceless research specimens. Ensure that all critical equipment has backup power or has the ability to alert local personnel when power or temperature is disrupted. The production of duplicate or split samples is encouraged. Finally, some buildings are equipped with the necessary infrastructure to provide monitoring of temperature. Contact Facilities Planning and Engineering for more information, (713)500-3498.

  • Enhanced Risk Assessment & Control ServicesServices ProvidedInstitutional exposures objectively ranked by value exposed to loss; revenue, expenses, and total assets

    Targeted analysis on specific risk exposures and the development of risk control techniques to mitigate loss, provide assistance with installation, and implementation

    Assess and analyze existing and potential risk financing options

    Assist in development of customized Business Continuity Plan for unit

    Inventory and document assets to facilitate recovery in event of loss

    Units Served to DateGulf Coast Hemophilia, Neurobiology and Anatomy, Microbiology and Molecular Genetics, and The Biotechnology Center

  • Other Policies*Not Inclusive of current SHERM administrative processing fee of $0.46SHERMSHERM

    Equipment FloaterRate(per $100 of insured value)Total Insured ValueAnnual PremiumFY03$0.42*$4,600,788$19,390FY04$0.49*$3,083,582$15,204FY05$0.42*$4,017,404$16,870FY06$0.46*$3,581,709$16,476FY07$0.54*$3,983,875$23,414FY08$0.54*$3,487,380$19,782

    Fleet InsuranceLiabilityComp/CollLossesPremiumFY03$189$334$96,052$43,322FY04$169$349$2,610$37,508FY05$234$434$20,074$40,443FY06$230$412$905$38,202FY07$230$418$846$42,234FY08$252$459$6,518$37,181

  • Other Policies*For Liability only at 1246 FM Hwy 102, Eagle Lake, TX -$5,735 - $2,558 for property deletion 8/31/2004**For Liability only at 1133 John Freeman Boulevard - The property was added 06/01/2006 premium pro-rata

    Fine Arts Limit based PremiumLossesAnnual PremiumFY05$500,000$0$2,689FY06$500,000$0$200FY07$500,000$0$215FY08$500,000$0$906

    Endowment Policy (Property and Liability)Total Insured ValueLosesAnnual PremiumFY05*$5,462$0$3,177FY06$0$0$0FY07**$53,254$0$2,746FY08**$53,254$0$7,129

  • Cost of Risk Transfer *NFIP places policies on individual locations, such as UT Apts *Paid out of the Named Windstorm & 100-Yr Flood

    Policy FY08 PaidFY09 Estimated or PaidChangeNet ChangeEmployee WC $ 324,477 $ 335,710 3% $ 11,233 Resident WC $ 167,761 $ 161,927 -3% $ (5,834)Fine Arts - Multiple Locations $ 1,000 $ 1,000 0% $ - Mobile Diagnostic Equipment $ 5,301 $ 5,566 5% $ 265 Auto $ 37,181 $ 38,178 3% $ 997 CPPP Fire & AOP Premium $ 229,612 $ 256,234 12% $ 26,622 CPPP Named Windstorm & 100-Yr Flood* $ 474,502 $ 268,375 -43% $ (206,127)Commercial Named Windstorm & 100-Yr Flood $ 398,277 $ 810,064 103% $ 411,787 Equipment Policy $ 19,782 $ 26,950 36% $ 7,168 Policy Premium Total $ 1,657,893 $ 1,904,004 15% $ 246,111

  • Discussion ItemsDespite best management efforts, market conditions and UT System loss experience have increased wind and flood premiums by 56%

    Due to these changes, RMI suggests consideration of removal of all NFIP and TWIA coverage that is not required by the CPPP and resides outside the 500yr floodplain. Projected savings of $75,000

    Current status of retained loss pool?

    Despite continual reductions in WCI losses, rebate amounts continue to diminish. The Employee Health program will likely require an additional $70,000/yr to meet UTHSC-Hs employee health obligations to make up for the shortfall.

  • Appendix A

    INS lines graph

    2479464Medical Malpractice

    881898.4220474.6

    399080Unemployment Ins.

    98400229600

    52560122640

    104103D&O

    36767Fleet

    17476Equipment Floater

    18893Commercial Crime

    6229Endowment

    200Fine Arts

    Insurance policies managed by SHERM

    Insurance policies managed by Legal Affairs

    *Does not include flood premium on all buildings

    $19K

    $7K

    $1K

    $23K

    $40K

    Insurance policies managed by Human Resources

    Annual Premium

    Universe of UTHSC-H Insurance Policies by Total Premium Cost and Management Unit (based on FY08 data)

    Ins Lines

    Medical Malpractice*PropertyEmployee WCResidence WCFleetEquipment Floater

    Non-EH&S$3,525,000881,91267,60035,20029,74515,826

    EH&S$1,175,000220,461270,400140,0007,4363,956

    620,263195,3843718119782

    Medical Malpractice*PropertyEmployee WCResident WCD&OFleetEquipment FloaterCommercial CrimeEndowmentFine Arts

    $2,479,464$1,102,373$338,000$175,200104103$37,181$19,78296256229200

    Medical Malpractice*PropertyUnemployment Ins.Employee WCResident WCD&OFleetEquipment FloaterCommercial CrimeEndowmentFine Arts

    $2,479,464$881,898399080$98,400$52,560104103$36,767$17,476188936229200

    EH&S$220,474.60$229,600.00$122,640.00

    84660328000

    $197,540

    Population44256641676

    percent

    Pam modelBuilding Size15175302.358434.14.7860907598

    Fire Sprinklers15175302.3146085.2511.9652268995

    Campus Management Programs15175302.3116868.29.5721815196

    Fire System Supervision10116868.2116868.29.5721815196

    Construction Classification10116868.229217.052.3930453799

    Occupancy Classification10116868.258434.14.7860907598

    Water Supply10116868.2175302.314.3582722794

    Exposure558434.1175302.314.3582722794

    Fire Department Response558434.1116868.29.5721815196

    Emergency Planning558434.1175302.314.3582722794

    Fleet357572.9287051105

    EQ164761.3494796935

    Total property premium10011686821220915

    Medical MalpracticeD&OCommercial Crime*PropertyEmployee WCResident WCFleetEquipment FloaterEndowmentFine Arts

    $4,700,0001104469625$1,168,682$620,263$195,384$35,757$16,4766229200

    35757

    16476

    Chart1

    934945.6233736.4

    186078.9434184.1

    58615.2136768.8

    28605.67151.4

    13180.83295.2

    Portion possibly influenced by EH&S activities

    Portion driven by size, construction type, and physical location

    Portion driven by injury frequency and severity

    Portion driven by payroll and head count

    Portion driven by loss frequency and severity

    Portion driven by asset value

    *Does not include flood premium on all buildings

    Non-EH&S

    EH&S

    Annual Premium

    Annual Property and Workforce Insurance Premiums, by Policy Type, with Proportion That Might be Potentially Influenced by EH&S Efforts (based on FY06 data)

    Sheet1

    Medical Malpractice*PropertyEmployee WCResidence WCFleetEquipment Floater

    Non-EH&S$3,525,000934,946186,07958,61528,60613,181

    EH&S$1,175,000233,736434,184136,7697,1513,295

    620,263195,3843575716476

    Population44256641676

    percent

    Pam modelBuilding Size15175302.358434.14.7860907598

    Fire Sprinklers15175302.3146085.2511.9652268995

    Campus Management Programs15175302.3116868.29.5721815196

    Fire System Supervision10116868.2116868.29.5721815196

    Construction Classification10116868.229217.052.3930453799

    Occupancy Classification10116868.258434.14.7860907598

    Water Supply10116868.2175302.314.3582722794

    Exposure558434.1175302.314.3582722794

    Fire Department Response558434.1116868.29.5721815196

    Emergency Planning558434.1175302.314.3582722794

    Fleet357572.9287051105

    EQ164761.3494796935

    Total property premium10011686821220915

    35757

    16476

    Property Premiumspace

    $731,330FY020.731330092.5

    $598,171FY030.5981712.42

    $1,343,113FY 041.3431132.57

    $1,488,112FY051.4881123.08

    $1,168,682FY061.1686823.3

    percent

    Pam modelAnesthia

    Criminal

    Behavorial

    Environment

    Equipment

    Infection

    Mediction

    Medical

    Obstratrician

    Pederatic

    Suricals

    Transfer discharge

    Other

    Sheet1

    15

    15

    15

    10

    10

    10

    10

    5

    5

    5

    Break down of all property premiums Premium Allocation Model, Fleet, Equipment

    Med Mal

    15

    15

    15

    10

    10

    10

    10

    5

    5

    5

    CPPP PAM Elements That Might Be Readily Influenced By EH&S Operations

    Campus Management Programs15%

    Emergency Planning5%

    0.731330092.5

    0.5981712.42

    1.3431132.57

    1.4881123.08

    1.1686823.3

    Property Premium

    space

    Premium (Millions)

    Assignable Square Footage (Millions)

    Projected Property Premiums

    0

    0

    0

    0

    0

    0

    0

    0

    0

    0

    CPPP PAM Elements That Might Be Readily Influenced By EH&S Operations

    Campus Management Programs15%

    Emergency Planning5%

    35250001175000

    934945.6233736.4

    186078.9434184.1

    58615.2136768.8

    28605.67151.4

    13180.83295.2

    Portion possibly influenced by EH&S activities

    Portion driven by size, construction type, and physical location

    Portion driven by injury frequency and severity

    Portion driven by payroll and head count

    Portion driven by loss frequency and severity

    Portion driven by asset value

    *Does not include flood premium on all buildings

    Portion possibly influenced by Patient Safety

    Portion driven by market conditions

    Non-EH&S

    EH&S

    Annual Premium

    Annual Property and Workforce Insurance Premiums, by Policy Type, with Proportion That Might be Potentially Influenced by EH&S Efforts (based on FY06 data)

  • *MHH Increase in BI coverage from FY08-FY09, $49MM to $75MM FY09 Premium reduced by $290K, due to scheduled risk control measures (robust EMP, flood doors, training, etc.) and risk based loss estimates.

    Chart1

    7295646135490

    7490317390820

    3450598236230

    42902351809570000

    229612460040398277

    256233.507234698269000810640

    Limited Wind and Flood Coverage for MSB only, economically obtainable in 2007

    Fire & All other Perils

    Wind & Flood Self Insurance

    Newly Comercailly Availible, Wind & Flood Reinsurance

    Year of Coverage

    Premium

    UTHSC-H Comprehensive Property Protection Program (CPPP) Insurance PremiumTotal FY09 Premium $1,338,001

    Chart2

    00.50.2550100

    00.50.2550100

    FEMA NFIP- $500 Dedictible, $500,000 Structer & $500,000 Contents

    UTHSC Retntion- $250,000 Dedictible

    UTS Pool- 40% Debit Repaid by Instution Experince loss, 60% Shared by UTS Instutions

    Policy Year

    Coverage (Millions)

    CPPP Wind and Flood Policies 2007 - 2008

    Sheet6

    Sheet1

    Insurance Line Managed by SHERMFY08FY09Annual Change (%)

    Worker's Comp-Employees327,644337,8703%

    Worker's Comp-Residents175,799167,751-5%

    General Liability-CDC5,5505,8285%

    Endowment Policy20,76322,83910%

    Fine Arts - Multiple Locations90599610%

    Mobile Diagnostic Equipment5,3015,5665%

    Auto Physical Damage18,52221,30015%

    Auto - Hired/Non Owned2,0722,38315%

    Auto Liability16,58719,07515%

    Property-Fire & AOP Premium incl Fees155,800229,61147%

    Property-Named Windstorm & 100-Yr Flood823,623872,7796%

    Equipment Policy24,85820,763-16%

    Total Cost of Risk Transfer1,577,4241,706,7608%

    FY08 to FY09 Premium Increase129,336

    General Liability-UTHSC Hou Child Dev.7189.085549.741.0677514378

    Endowment Policy712914741-0.0956263899

    General Liability Policy (Camp Program)404.73660.0369783413

    Blanket Accident Policy (Camp Program)473.25490.750.0918367347

    Accident Policy - Tender Loving Care Program485.1529.65-0.1713664514

    Excess Volunteer Liability - HSC Houston303.56251.543.2134883721

    Fine Arts - Multiple Locations215905.9-0.1564290261

    Mobile Diagnostic Equipment62845301-0.1573581268

    Auto Physical Damage21981.0718522.17-0.2430496944

    Auto - Hired/Non Owned2736.932071.72-0.0530562356

    Auto Liability (Systemwide)17516.3216586.971.0409486041

    Commercial Crime9256.9718893-0.0574307807

    Directors & Officers Liability1104461041030.4895892169

    Property-Fire & AOP Premium incl Fees1558002320780.0170520249

    Property - Fire & AOP - Self-Insurance & Replenishments163441166228-0.4785441883

    Property-Named Windstorm & 100-Yr Flood823623429483-0.1647574222

    Equipment Policy2485820762.46-0.233169927

    Policy Premium Total1352142.981036863.9

    315279.08

    0.233169927

    NFIP TWIAInstutiona deductibledebt servicecommercial coverage

    2007 W&F$0.50$0.25$50$100

    2008 W&F$0.50$0.25$50$100

    Sheet2

    Fire & All other PerilsWind & Flood Self InsuranceNewly Comercailly Availible, Wind & Flood Reinsurance

    2004$729,564$613,549$0

    2005$749,031$739,082$0

    2006$345,059$823,623$0

    2007$429,023$518,095$70,000

    2008$229,612$460,040$398,277

    2009$256,234$269,000$810,640

    Sheet3

    Sheet4

    Sheet5

  • - Losses Incurred but covered by UTS Comprehensive Property Protection Program

    The CPPP did not experience any losses from UTHSC-H

    - Losses incurred but covered by third party

    Metro Bus damage to the Ross Sterling Breezeway atMSB, $25,000

    - Retained Losses

    Hurricane Dolly estimated loss to UTHSC-H Brownsville,RAHC $125,000

    Eight of twelve retained losses were water related lossesat an average cost of $1900 per loss

    *Not inclusive of any recorded capital assets inventory irregularities. For additional information contact UTHSC-H Capital Assets Management**Estimate based on replacement cost of damaged property

    Sheet fy08

    39458NSHFire suppression system21005000Leak from contractor installed sprinkler piping.

    39469MSBWater leakGreen hallway200250Water fountain was stuck in the on position

    39469RRFWater leakR533, R433, R3336002500Drinking water system backed up and caused the loss

    39483MSEWater leakR50750Backflow prevented leaked above autoclave in interstitial space

    39508MSESprinkler head leakRM417250100Water leak from a sprinkler head.

    39561MSBBus accidentExt of building-25000Metro Bus impacted the side of the breasway

    39583UCTWater LeakBasement near bank20002000Water backed up from a sump pump.

    39652NSHWater Leak3000

    RAHCDolly SPH BrownsvilleNa4000125000

    Hurricane Dolly125000

    Theft65418water

    Vehicle Related250008000.00

    Water Related26850.00250.00

    Criminal Mischief37022500.00

    2000.00

    245970100.00

    2000.00

    5000.00

    2000.00

    5000.00

    FY08

    125000

    65418

    25000

    26850

    3702

    Retained Property Loss Summary By Peril(Total FY08 losses by cause and amount in dollars, Total Loss~$245,970)*

    FY08 Property Losses

    Theft**

    Criminal Mischief**

    Hurricane Dolly (RAHC)

    Metro Bus

    Water Related

    FY06

    231000

    10000

    15000

    7000

    20000

    17042

    90113.82

    *Not inclusive of any recorded Capitol Assets inventory irregularities. For additional information contact UTHSC-H Capitol Assets Team

    UTHSC-H Retained Loss Summary for FY06(Total FY06 losses by cause and amount in dollars, Total Loss~$390,000)*

    Chilled Water Line Leak, $231,000 (58%)

    Theft, $90,000 (27%)

    Sewage Line Clog, $10,000 (3%)

    Breach of Building Envelope, $15,000 (5%)

    Building Electrical Disruption, $20,000 (6%)

    Burglary, Vandalism, Forgery, $17,000 (5%)

    Other Loss, $7,000 (2%)

    FY07

    125

    3150

    3702

    7500

    65418

    566000

    *Not inclusive of any recorded Capitol Assets inventory irregularities. For additional information contact UTHSC-H Capitol Assets Management

    **Currently persuing subrogation to at fault contractor for a total loss of $460,000

    - Losses Incurred but covered by UTS Comprehensive Property Protection Program

    MSB sprinkler activatition total loss $460,000 ($250,000 retained by deductible)**

    - Losses incurred by but covered by 3rd party

    RRF Fire $10-$14 Million (Potetinal to retain $1-$3M)

    - Retained Losses

    MSI water leak $210,000

    Theft the month of Septemeber experienced nearly $40,000 in losses

    Did not experience any losses due electrical power disruption

    Retained Property Loss Summary By Peril(Total FY07 losses by cause and amount in dollars, Total Loss~$645,895)*

    FY07 Property Losses

    Burglary

  • *Not inclusive of any recorded capital assets inventory irregularities. For additional information contact UTHSC-H Capital Assets Management**Estimate based on replacement cost of damaged property

    Chart1

    256000FY06107155.82FY06FY06FY06027000FY06

    356000FY0769245FY0711000FY07FY07FY07FY07

    268501250006541825000FY08FY08FY08FY08FY08

    Water Related

    Hurricane Dolly

    Theft**

    Metro Bus

    Other Loss

    Breach of Building Envelope

    Other Loss

    Retained Property Loss Summary by Peril, FY06 to FY08*

    Sheet fy08

    39458NSHFire suppression system21005000Leak from contractor installed sprinkler piping.

    39469MSBWater leakGreen hallway200250Water fountain was stuck in the on position

    39469RRFWater leakR533, R433, R3336002500Drinking water system backed up and caused the loss

    39483MSEWater leakR50750Backflow prevented leaked above autoclave in interstitial space

    39508MSESprinkler head leakRM417250100Water leak from a sprinkler head.

    39561MSBBus accidentExt of building-25000Metro Bus impacted the side of the breasway

    39583UCTWater LeakBasement near bank20002000Water backed up from a sump pump.

    39652NSHWater Leak3000

    RAHCDolly SPH BrownsvilleNa4000125000

    water

    8000.00

    250.00

    2500.00

    2000.00

    100.00

    2000.00

    5000.00

    2000.00

    5000.00

    FY06FY07FY08

    Water Related256,000356,00026,850

    Hurricane Dolly125,000

    Theft**107,15669,24565,418

    Metro Bus25,000

    Other Loss11,000

    Breach of Building Envelope0.0

    Other Loss27,000

    FY07

    Burglary125

    Environmental3150

    Criminal Mischief3702

    Fire7500

    Theft65418

    Water Related566000

    FY06

    Chilled Water Line Leak231000

    Sewage Line Clog10000

    Breach of Building Envelope15000

    Other Loss7000

    Electrical Disruption20000

    Burglary, Vandalism, Forgery17042

    Theft90113.82

    FY08

    Water Related

    Hurricane Dolly

    *Not inclusive of any recorded Capitol Assets inventory irregularities. For additional information contact UTHSC-H Capitol Assets Management

    - Losses Incurred but covered by UTS Comprehensive Property Protection Program

    Hurricane Dolly estimated loss to UTHSC-H Brownsville, RAHC $125,000

    - Losses incurred by but covered by third party

    Metro Bus damage the Ross Sterling Beasway at MSB, $25,000

    - Retained Losses

    Did not experience any losses due electrical power disruption

    Retained Property Loss Summary By Peril(Total FY08 losses by cause and amount in dollars, Total Loss~$245,970)*

    **Estimate based on replacement cost of damaged property

    FY08 Property Losses

    Water Related

    Metro Bus

    Hurricane Dolly

    Criminal Mischief**

    Theft**

    FY07

    125

    3150

    3702

    7500

    65418

    356000

    *Not inclusive of any recorded Capitol Assets inventory irregularities. For additional information contact UTHSC-H Capitol Assets Management

    **Currently persuing subrogation to at fault contractor for a total loss of $460,000

    - Losses Incurred but covered by UTS Comprehensive Property Protection Program

    MSB sprinkler activatition total loss $460,000 ($250,000 retained by deductible)**

    - Losses incurred by but covered by 3rd party

    RRF Fire $10-$14 Million (Potetinal to retain $1-$3M)

    - Retained Losses

    MSI water leak $210,000

    Theft the month of Septemeber experienced nearly $40,000 in losses

    Did not experience any losses due electrical power disruption

    Retained Property Loss Summary By Peril(Total FY07 losses by cause and amount in dollars, Total Loss~$645,895)*

    FY07 Property Losses

    Burglary