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"But the law is not fair, " said Greenbriar vice president Arnold Cohen. "If a condo can prove it has storm-proofed its property, it should be able to decide for itself whether windstorm is needed. " Cohen says each unit owner was assessed approximately $8, 300 to storm-proof the buildings and now must pay an additional $1, 600 to cover higher insurance bills. "This law is putting a lot of pressure on people who don't have that kind of money to shell out, " said Dick Verro, president of Greenbriar. Cohen and Verro want lawmakers to consider an opt-out provision for condos built or retrofitted to withstand a major hurricane. It may be a tough sell. "I don't think there is much appetite to change the law. Mitigation is no guarantee that you won't be damaged. And let's face it, if we get a Category 4 or 5 hurricane, there will be some damage, " said State Rep. Ellyn Bogdanoff, R- Fort Lauderdale, whose office was called by Cohen for possible help. Bogdanoff says the purpose of the law is to make sure unit owners are able to move back home as soon as possible after a destructive storm.