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At some point
Aug. 29th, 2007 10:27 amI'm putting together the paperwork for a conference some of my colleagues are attending in October. I was reading through the fire marshal's rules on booth space and found the following passage:
"Effective June 13, 1977, fire sprinkler systems will be required for covered exhibits over 750 square feet. This was changed from the previous requirement of 300 square feet."
1977? Isn't there a point at which you no longer have to include the "effective [date]" construction? Because, really, who is still following the guidelines from 30 years ago?
"Effective June 13, 1977, fire sprinkler systems will be required for covered exhibits over 750 square feet. This was changed from the previous requirement of 300 square feet."
1977? Isn't there a point at which you no longer have to include the "effective [date]" construction? Because, really, who is still following the guidelines from 30 years ago?
