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Date: Wed, 15 Apr 2009 16:37:51 -0400
Reply-To: Edward Senkbeil <egsenkbeil**At_Symbol_Here**SALISBURY.EDU>
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From: Edward Senkbeil <egsenkbeil**At_Symbol_Here**SALISBURY.EDU>
Subject: Exit Requirements
Comments: To: Al Hazari
In-Reply-To: <49E617E9.3080701**At_Symbol_Here**utk.edu>
We are thinking about converting a portion of our Instrument Room to a
Faculty Office. This will however take out one of our two exits for the
room. The room is approximately 13 ft. x 32 ft., and we generally don't
allow wet chemistry to occur in the Instrument Room. There are flammable
gas tanks in the room. Is one exit sufficient or is there specific
regulations that I might look at which would stipulate one exit is not
sufficient?
I need to convince our administration that safety is an issue.
thank you,
Ed Senkbeil
Chemistry Department
Salisbury University
Salisbury, Maryland
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