I call mine a "Home DR Plan" which sound smuch like the <application name> DR plan documents I have at work (IT) so it seems a lot more acceptable and less survivalisty.

I do it more electronic for example:
#1. All those numbers are stored in my cell phone and the paper copy is just a export/backup of those. You can download a popular tool called bitpim which will recognize most cell phones and let you export from the phone. That way all those numbers are in the binder and in the phone.

#3. The FEMA floodplane maps may be useful there as well. My old home was no where near water but a low enough elevaton to need flood insurnace. The rules were revised in the mid 90's and under a certain elevation needed flood insurnace. If you bought/mortgaged your home before then you could be in a floodplane and not even know it.

#5. Since I utilize a mixture of paper and electronic tools I put my Garmin CD/DVD's in a cd sleeve that goes in my binder. I run open source software mostly but the maps are software I have bought and if I need to load more on the GPS want to have them.

#9. You should print the list of frequencies in your area from radio reference, even if you don't have a scanner someone else your working with might. This will be local stuff, police, fire, ems even the local power and gas companies.

#12. Put those listings in a sheet protector then put receipts for them in the sheet protector with the list, if you are with a larghe insurance company they won't replace things unless you have the receipts.

#13. I would add medical records. I have a spreadsheet listing all the times my kids have been to the doctor and dentist and the papers from all their shots. Think similat to a NOLA situation where your doctor office is destroyed or the kids need shot records to start the new school. I do the same as with my inventory and put those in a sheet protector and put the doctor paperwork in with them.

I've though about a worst case scenario where somehting happened to me and my wife and the kids were elsewhere, I have put together a booklet for them, just used a simple report cover with some sheet protectors and cd and business card holders that fit in it. Those hold all their papers, have an inventory list and receipts, medical records, cd with those burned to it and things like their social security cards put in the business card holder.

I have now some land that my parents have deeded over to me since they are getting older, they wanted to take care of it now rather than after they are gone. Those are on legal size paper. I'm finding it difficult to find a nice binder and small quantities of sheet protectors in legal size. I found a box of sheet protectors but its a box of 100 for $30, I only need like 10. I can;t find a simple zipper binder in that size either, seems like it would be almost easier to have them shrunk to normal size then pay to have those norerized.

I don't have any contacts for plumbers and such since I've never used any not sure what to do there.