; (B) a description of what type of flood forces are necessary so that losses from an event are covered under the policy, including overflow of inland or tidal waves, unusual and rapid accumulation or runoff of a surface any source, and mudflow; (C) a statement acknowledging that a standard flood insurance policy does not cover basement improvements, such as finished walls, floors, and ceilings, or personal property kept in a basement; (D) a statement acknowledging a standard flood insurance policy does not include coverage for personal property, but such coverage may be purchased, for some personal property contained in a basement, as well as personal belongings contained elsewhere in the dwelling; (E) a statement of the other types and characteristics of losses that are not covered under the policy; (F) a statement that the disclosure sheet provides general information about the policyholder’s standard flood insurance policy; (G) a statement that the standard flood insurance policy, together with the endorsements and declarations page, make up the official contract and are controlling in the event that there is any difference between the information on the disclosure sheet and the information in the policy; (H) a statement that, if the policyholder has any questions regarding information in the disclosure sheet or policy, the policyholder should contact the entity selling the policy on behalf of the Program, together with contact information sufficient to allow the policyholder to contact such entity; and (I) any other information that the Administrator determines will be helpful to policyholder in understanding flood insurance coverage. (2) Acknowledgment sheet Each policy application under the National Flood Insurance Program shall include an acknowledgment sheet on which the policyholder shall affirmatively— (A) acknowledge that the policyholder received the disclosure sheet required under paragraph (1); (B) accept or decline coverage for personal property