“Articulate owner’s certificate”? LMFAO
  
  
  
  
Todd Williams     

  
Fire Protection Design/Consulting
  
Stonington, CT
  
860-608-4559
  
  
  
  
  

  
  
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> On Jul 19, 2024 at 7:52 PM,  <Steve Leyton 
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> Is it just a “gym” or a multi-purpose building that will also be available 
> for “community” uses?        Gym mats are one thing, rummage sales, craft 
> fairs, job and college recruiting expos, church and other assemblies, those 
> are different things.      Iagree that an athletic/sports facility such as a 
> high-school or college gym is light hazard in the main room, but the school 
> or college district or municipality that will own and operate this building 
> should provide you with an articulate owner’s certificate before it gets 
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> From:   Adam Levine, P.E. [mailto:[email protected]]
>   Sent:  Friday, July 19, 2024 12:58 PM
>   To:  [email protected]
>   Subject:  [Sprinklerforum] Gym Hazard Classification
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> I’ve always designed gyms as light hazard, although I’ve heard over the years 
> that some designers increase the hazard because of the plastic mats (even if 
> they are not stored over 5’). Assuming this is a standard gym (no foam rock 
> walls or anything complicated), how would most of you classify a gym?
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> Thanks!  🙌
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