28 Tex. Admin. Code § 5.4030 - Definitions Applicable to Sections 5.4029 - 5.4041
The following definitions apply to §§5.4029 - 5.4041:
(1) Applicable storm--An event
described in §
5.4029(b) of
this title.
(2) Catastrophe area--A
municipality, a part of a municipality, a county, or a part of a county
designated by the commissioner of insurance under Insurance Code §
2210.005.
(3) Damage estimation module--The module
incorporated by reference in §
5.4041 of this title.
(4) Expert panel--The panel created under
Insurance Code §
2210.578.
(5) Hazard module--The component of the wind
damage evaluation in which the association gathers data from an applicable
storm and uses that data to generate wind speed time histories and surge and
wave time histories.
(6)
Residential slab claim--A first-party claim on a residential structure of which
nothing more remains than foundation elements such as pilings, floor framing
members, or concrete slab, and there is insufficient evidence to enable the
association to determine the extent to which the loss occurred as a result of
wind, waves, tidal surges, or rising waters not caused by waves or
surges.
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