I seem to recall on this forum discussion that a CA state division required heads above ceilings in what we would consider non-combustible construction. Something like full ACT(no clouds, gaps etc.), wire here and there, lighting in ACT, steel duct work and plumbing, occasional 2'x2' return opening to plenum in ACT, concrete deck and steel bar joists would still need sprinklers. Is this the people who govern schools, healthcare or am I miss-remembering?
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