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#2808 07/27/01 08:42 AM

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Evan,

Just as a comparison to Frank's comments, We are allowed a height of 3 to 6 ft. So, you see everywhere can be different. It's not a code requirement.

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Re: Service	cinkerf	07/27/01 12:12 PM
Re: Service	Bill Addiss	07/27/01 12:42 PM
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