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12. Septic tanks or fields.

13. The quality or quantity of water, either from a piped municipal water supply or from a well.

14. A water well, except that the equipment installed for the operation of a water well used exclusively for a

home is considered to be part of the plumbing system for that dwelling unit.

These exclusions do not include:

1. Driveways or walkways;

2. Recreational facilities situated in or included as the common property of a dwelling unit.

3. A parking structure situated in a multi-unit building.

4. Retaining walls required by the authority having jurisdiction to be engineered or is reasonably required

for the direct support of, or retaining soil away from a dwelling unit, driveway or walkway.

MEDIATION

1. If a dispute between the Insurer and a homeowner arising under this policy cannot be resolved by

informal negotiation within a reasonable time, the homeowner may, at the homeowner’s sole election,

require that the dispute be referred to mediation by delivering to the Insurer a written request to

mediate.

2. If the homeowner delivers a request to mediate under subsection (1), the Insurer and the

homeowner must attend a mediation session in relation to the dispute.

3. In addition to the requirements of subsection (2), the Insurer or a homeowner may invite to participate

in the mediation any other party to the dispute who may be liable.

4. Within twenty-one (21) days after the homeowner has delivered a request to mediate under

subsection (1), the parties must, directly or with the assistance of an independent, neutral person or

organization, jointly appoint a mutually acceptable mediator.

5. If the parties do not jointly appoint a mutually acceptable mediator within the time required by

subsection (4), the homeowner may apply to a roster organization which must appoint a mediator

taking into account:

a. the need for the mediator to be neutral and independent;

b. the qualifications of the mediator;

c. the mediator’s fees;

d. the mediator’s availability;

e. any other consideration likely to result in the selection of an impartial, competent and effective

mediator.

6. Promptly after a roster organization selects the mediator under subsection (5), the roster

organization must notify the parties in writing of that selection.

7. The mediator selected by a roster organization is deemed to be appointed by the parties effective

the date of the notice sent under subsection (6).

8. The date, time and place of the first mediation session must be scheduled by the mediator, and the

first mediation session must occur within twenty-one (21) days of the appointment of the mediator.

9. Despite subsection (2), a party may attend a mediation session by representative if:

a. the party is under legal disability and the representative is that party’s guardian ad litem;

b. the party is not an individual; or

c. the party is a resident of a jurisdiction other than British Columbia and will not be in British

Columbia at the time of the mediation session.

10. A representative who attends a mediation session in the place of a party referred to in subsection (9):

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