Alfred has a National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) policy on his home, which is located in a special flood hazard area (SFHA). After Alfred's home sustained flood damage, Alfred discovered that in addition to restoring the home to its pre-loss condition, local ordinances require him to spend additional money on floodproofing to limit future flood damage. What coverage, if any, in Alfred's flood policy will help pay for these additional expenses?
a. Increased cost of compliance (ICC) coverage covers such expenses for up to $30,000.
b. One of the weaknesses of the NFIP policy, as compared with some private flood policies, is that the NFIP does not cover such expenses.
c. The building coverage (but not the contents coverage) includes coverage for these expenses, up to policy limits.
d. The policy's additional living expense coverage applies.