Meeting
Minutes
January
10, 2006
1.
ATTENDANCE:
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Terri Simmons
Leyton, PD&C
Kraig Kirschner,
AFCON
Dawn Robinson, Lakeside Fire
John Durso,
Schmidt Fire
Brent Sexton,
Sexton Fire Prot.
Toby MacDonald,
Western Fire
Paul Bennett,
Starfire
Jim Greenman,
Alpha Mechanical
Suzanne Truelove,
Quick-Dry Flood Services
Kevin Reed,
Bradshaw Engineering
Mike Moffat, The Moffat
Group/Firetrol
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Ken
Wagoner, Parsley Consulting
Chris
Bohon, Ferguson
Mark
Babicky, Southland Fire
Sam
Norman, Westmark
Eric
Beem, Sexton Fire Prot.
Bob
Gaspar, Blazemaster
Dave
Walter, Poway Fire
Bud
Godown, J&M Keystone
Steve
Leyton, PD&C
Ty
Thompson, Bradshaw Engineering
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2. TREASURER’S
REPORT: Ken Wagoner reports that the Charity Account balance is $2,106.90. General Checking Account balance is
$912.00. All bills are paid and annual
dues are being collected.
3. FPO REPORT: Sam Husoe could not attend. FPO information is always available at: www.firepreventionofficers.org.
4. EDUCATION REPORT: The San Diego Fire Protection Association
continues to sponsor the Fire Sprinkler Technology Seminar Series. This is a monthly workshop-style seminar
series intended for AHJ’s, Plan Reviewers, Field Inspectors &
Designers.
Location: San Marcos Fire Training
Center, Date/Time: 1st Thursday of
Each Month, 8:00 – Noon
Topics: NFPA
13, 13D, 13R - 1999 and 2002 editions
****NOTE: FEBRUARY TOPIC WILL BE HYDRAULICS****
5.
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6. UPCOMING EVENTS / NEW BUSINESS:
- February
11, 2006 – Burn Institute Casino Night and Wine Auction, visit
www.burninstitute.com
- May
20, 2006 – SDFPA Annual Charity Golf Tournament
- July
22, 2006 – Annual Burn Run Expo – Mark your 2006 Calendars!
7.
PROGRAM:
Steve Leyton, Protection Design & Consulting provided an
informative discussion of the recently chartered Rate Study Task Force. Its purpose is to research, compose and
hopefully pass a bill into law that would restrict water purveyors from
charging higher rates to sprinklered homes than they would charge if the same
dwellings were not furnished with fire sprinklers. The group is includes fire officials, fire
sprinkler industry, NFPA, NFSA, AFSA, the Southern California Sprinkler
Advisory Board, California State Fire Fighters Association and the Building Industry
Association, and represents one of the most diverse coalitions to ever work on
a pro-residential fire sprinkler issue.
Mike Moffat, President
Terri Leyton, Secretary
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