Chris,
You need to look at this just like any other storage occupancy. It
can also depend on where you are. An Evidence Room in Los Angeles
could be very different than one in East Wazoo. Is this for current
cases or archival storage? Shelves? Racks? How high? If your storage
is less than 12 ft, it would fall into Miscellaneous Storage. The
commodity class could be all over the lot, but Class III or IV could
be appropriate. Chances are, probably not a lot of foamed plastic.
At 04:26 PM 2/4/2009, you wrote:
Hello
Does anyone have any experience with coverage of a police evidence room? Our
fire marshal says Light Hazard won't cut it. I agree but I don't think
anything more than OH II is necessary; however I was wondering if anyone has
experience with this. If so, what hazard was it designed to?
Thanks,
Chris Russell
t. 360.734.4940
f. 360.647.9540
securitysolutionsnw.com
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