Transcription of Homeowner’s Guide to Earthquake Safety - Disclosure Source
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Homeowner’s Guide to Earthquake Safety - Disclosure Source
Homeowner sGuide toEarthquakeSafetyBefore EarthquakePublished byThe CaliforniaSeismic SafetyCommissionState ofCaliforniaArnoldSchwarzenegger,Governo rSSC No. 05-012005 EditionDamage from magnitude earthquakeAdditional damage from aftershocks Publishing InformationThe Homeowner s Guide to Earthquake Safety was developed andpublished by the California Seismic Safety Commission. The Guide wasprepared for publication by the staff of The Collaborative for DisasterMitigation, San Jose State University, One Washington Square, SanJose, CA 95192-0082. It was distributed under the provisions of theLibrary Distribution Act and Government Code Section 2005 by the California Seismic Safety CommissionAll rights reservedLegislationThis Guide has been developed and adopted by the California SeismicSafety Commission as required by Assembly Bill 2959, authored byAssemblyman Johan Klehs (Chapter 1499, Statutes of 1990), andAssembly Bill 200, authored by Assemblyman Dominic Cortese (Chapter699, Statutes of 1991).
landslides, liquefaction, or tsunami. A licensed geotechnical engineer and/or engineering geologist can help you answer these questions and check the stability of the land under the home. • Negotiate with the seller the cost of any proposed repairs or upgrades. State law does not require either the seller or buyer to
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