OH I'M PISSED!!
#75964 - 06/03/04 12:34 PM
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Loc: Seattle, WA USA
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http://www.komotv.com/stories/31557.htm
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sorry to hear shell!
that totally sucks!
have you ever tried an electric indoor grill?
they aren't the same but stuff still tastes great on them 
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Does a hose suspended from the rafters count as an overhead sprinkler?
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KIROTV.com
Rules Banning Apartment BBQs Are Delayed
POSTED: 2:59 PM PDT June 11, 2004
SPOKANE, Wash. -- The State Building Code Council has delayed the July first start of rules that would ban some barbecues from apartments and Christmas trees from churches and schools.
Meeting in Spokane today, the council adopted emergency rules that will open the issues for public comment for possible adoption or changes by the end of the year.
The rules are part of international fire codes that the council was asked to adopt in Washington state.
Instead, the council amended one rule to allow fresh-cut Christmas trees in most public places without sprinkler systems and declined to adopt rules banning gas and charcoal barbecues in apartments.
Council members expressed reluctance to intrude into lifestyles, but say there are public health and safety issues involved.
The council provides independent analysis and advice to the Legislature and governor on state building code issues.
Copyright 2004 by The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.
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Spokane Building Council puts off adoption of BBQ, Christmas tree bans
03:27 PM PDT on Friday, June 11, 2004
Associated Press
SPOKANE -- The State Building Code Council has delayed the July 1st start of rules that would ban some barbecues from apartments and Christmas trees from churches and schools.
Meeting in Spokane Friday, the council adopted emergency rules that will open the issues for public comment for possible adoption or changes by the end of the year.
The rules are part of international fire codes that the council was asked to adopt in Washington state.
Instead, the council amended one rule to allow fresh-cut Christmas trees in most public places without sprinkler systems and declined to adopt rules banning gas and charcoal barbecues in apartments.
Council members expressed reluctance to intrude into lifestyles , but say there are public health and safety issues involved.
The council provides independent analysis and advice to the Legislature and governor on state building code issues.
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