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Roland Huggins: Case Study

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Request that Mr. Jim Fantauzzi, AFSA 's nominee for Alternate representative on NFPA NFPA 13, Sprinkler System Discharge Criteria Technical Committee. He will be moving from NFPA 25 Technical Committee and will replace the current Alternate Jack Medovich. And will also be the Alternate to Roland

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