Laura J. DiBella
> Subject: Re: Modular Multipurpose Room Occupancy Determination
> To: lauradibella@msn.com
> CC: betty_sternberg@greenwich.k12.ct.us; peter.tesei@greenwichct.org
> From: Peter.Siecienski@greenwichct.org
> Date: Thu, 28 Aug 2008 08:43:34 -0400
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> Laura,
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> As noted previously, The Fire Marshal enforces the Life Safety Code. I will
> forward your question directly to Fire Marshal Benoit.
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> Thank you for your interest in Life Safety.
>
> Peter J. Siecienski
> Fire Chief
> Greenwich Fire Department
> 75 Holly Hill Lane
> Greenwich, Ct. 06830
> 203-622-3951
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> Laura DiBella
> <lauradibella@msn
> .com> To
> "peter.siecienski@greenwichct.org"
> 08/27/2008 09:56 <peter.siecienski@greenwichct.org>
> AM cc
> Betty Sternberg
> <betty_sternberg@greenwich.k12.ct.u
> s>, Peter Tesei
> <peter.tesei@greenwichct.org>
> Subject
> Modular Multipurpose Room Occupancy
> Determination
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> Dear Chief -
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> I hoping you can help clear up some confusion.
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> Back in March, Chris Doyle, Fire Marshall, came to the Ham Ave modulars to
> inspect. At that time, he measured the Multipurpose Room with his
> equipment and calculated the number of occupants for that room. I sat with
> him and had him explain the process to me. At that time, he determined
> that the maximum number of occupants was 50.
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> Now, Joe Benoit, current Fire Marshall, has upped that number of occupants
> to 70. If they both used the State mandated formula, why is there such a
> discrepancy?
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> I await your answer.
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> Thank you,
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> Laura J. DiBella
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