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General Information i <br /> To determine the Total Credit, the points for Receiving and Handling Fire Alarms, Fire <br /> Department and Water Supply are added together and the Divergence factor is applied. To <br /> establish the points for each category, FSRS items labeled as "Credit for..." are totaled. <br /> These particular items are intermediate values. Often these intermediate values are based <br /> upon a 100-point scale, but they can be more (e.g., 654 for Item 513, "Credit for Engine <br /> Companies"). The ratios between the actual points scored in each of these subsections and <br /> 100(or, as in Item 513, other scale number) are then multiplied by the points available for the <br /> subsection. <br /> For instance, Item 414"Credit for Telephone Service"is valued at 2-points. To determine the <br /> credit earned, the totals for Item 411 "Review of Telephone Lines" (TL), Item 412 "Review of <br /> Telephone Directory" (TD), and Item 413 "Review of Recording Device" (RD) are summed. <br /> In Item 411, up to 60-points can accrue; Item 412 has a combined value of 20-points; and 20- <br /> points are available for Item 413. The sum of these three Items is divided by 100 and then <br /> multiplied by the 2-point weight in Item 414 to determine the final score for "Credit for <br /> Telephone Service(CTS)". <br /> The formula for Item 414"Credit for Telephone Service(CTS)"looks like this: <br /> CTS= TS x 2 <br /> 100 <br /> Where TS =TL+TD+RD <br /> Detailed Evaluation Analysis <br /> On the following pages are the scoring details of each category of the evaluation of Indian <br /> River CO FD. These details relate only to the fire insurance classification of your jurisdiction. <br /> They are not for property loss prevention or life safety purposes and no life safety or property <br /> loss recommendations are made. <br /> At the end of the scoring details for Receiving and Handling Fire Alarms, Fire Department, <br /> and Water Supply the relative class is indicated. The relative class represents the <br /> classification each category would have achieved if the individual score was translated into a <br /> 100-point scale instead of the points available for that category. <br /> ©ISO Properties,Inc.,2007 Page 7 <br /> q5 <br />