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I need to add something to my above post.

I don't condone dis-abling any fire retardent system - EVER!

Even though I mentioned it above, I only did so because it was a situation I was faced with several years ago, and the venue manager did the disabling himself, only after calling downtown ahead of time to isolate the one room. There were three fire department personnel on hand for that event, for the duration. As soon as the venue manager came in at midnight and brought the lights up, he re-activated the system under the watchful eyes of the fire department folks.
 
Sparkie I thought we both said this once already. I even verified who made the call and it wasnt even me in my situation.It was agreed upon between the Venue MGR and the client.
 
Jon Tuck said:
No the client requested it and the venue manager obliged in one or two venues in my past 37 yrs. I was contracted to bring the fog. I think we should just hire you as consultant for all issues from here on in. What are your rates Steve? I could likely cancel my current insurance policy with your tips and knowledge. Thanks for your professional advice.
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Jon - Do I detect a note a sarcasm in that response?

Good to see you're back to your same old self.........

Having been an insurance adjuster for 26 years; having handled major fire and liability losses, I think I'm qualified to comment on issues of legal liability....I'll admit though, that I don't profess to know it all (unlike some)

If you want to expose yourself...to risk, that's your call. Some others may not and should be aware of the potential issues.....

Fred obviously knows what he speaks of as well.......
 
sparkieg said:
I need to add something to my above post.

I don't condone dis-abling any fire retardent system - EVER!

Even though I mentioned it above, I only did so because it was a situation I was faced with several years ago, and the venue manager did the disabling himself, only after calling downtown ahead of time to isolate the one room. There were three fire department personnel on hand for that event, for the duration. As soon as the venue manager came in at midnight and brought the lights up, he re-activated the system under the watchful eyes of the fire department folks.
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Glad you clarified that Greg...this info wasn't in your original post. Obviously it changes things.....
 
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