MASSACHUSETTS RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY AND LIABILITY
LIQUID FUEL SPILL SUPPLEMENTAL APPLICATION
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Massachusetts law requires that Massachusetts residential property owners must be offered property
coverage for response action costs and liability coverage for third party claims associated with the
remediation of a release of heating oil into the environment from an above ground residential liquid fuel
storage tank that is installed in accordance with Massachusetts law, provided that all remediation steps
required by law or regulation have been taken. For the purpose of this coverage residential property
means a dwelling used for living or sleeping, consisting of one, two, three or four units.
We must offer you this coverage only if you meet all the following requirements. Please check all
requirements that you meet:
Your property consists of one, two, three or four units.
Your property is a dwelling used for living or sleeping only, and is
UnotU a building of mixed commercial
and residential occupancy, such as a building with a retail establishment on the ground floor and an
apartment on the second floor.
The fuel tank is above ground.
The residential property owner supplies proof that the fuel tank is in compliance with Subsection (b) or
(c) of Section 38J of Chapter 148 of the laws of Massachusetts, and any corresponding regulations.
See below for Subsections (b) and (c).
We will provide a maximum of $50,000 of Property coverage on an occurrence basis for the total of all
covered losses and expenses, regardless of the number of premises or buildings affected, subject to a per
Incident Deductible of $1,000.
Please check the following box if you desire Property coverage:
We will provide a maximum of $200,000 of Liability coverage per Incident on an occurrence basis, subject
to a per Incident Deductible of $1,000.
Please check the following box if you desire Liability coverage:
A residential property owner is not eligible for this coverage under the following circumstances:
• The property is a building of mixed commercial and residential occupancy, such as a building with a
retail establishment on the ground floor and an apartment on the second floor.
• The fuel tank is underground.