The final point I'd make is this:
When you say "Gives clear direction" and "Code official" I shutter!

As my Friend Mr. Caputo say's in his seminars. "Everyone knows what the code
or standard means until the second person reads it."
Or words to that effect.

Most questions on this forum come from that "Clearly given code or standard
direction" If full time professionals can't agree to what it say's all of
the time, how can you expect an AHJ who usually has many other duties to be
able too.

I'm putting away the soap box now, thank you for your attention. Those of
you seeking CEU credit for participation, please see Roland.



Subject: RE: System Area Size

When there is no code reference to a subject I agree that the AHJ's in most
cases will defer to a recognized industry standard.  BUT, when they have a
CODE, adopted by their jurisdiction which gives a clear direction, good luck
swaying someone to go a different route.   We all know how it works but a
local govt official, is in most cases going to stick to the book he's been
told to follow.   

Craig L. Prahl, CET   
Fire Protection 
CH2MHILL

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