Access & logistics2 items
- Needs confirmationAccess & logisticsimpact 100Nothing on recordSituation-critical
Upper-floor egress is the governing limit
Stair width and exit count typically cap occupancy below the marketed figure on upper floors.
Next step — Ask for the occupancy load certificate for the floor, not the building.
Evidence trail — Nothing on record
- What the record shows
- Stair width and exit count typically cap occupancy below the marketed figure on upper floors.
- Source class — Not established
- No source of any class addresses this point in the record.No source of any class addresses this. Absence is recorded as absence and is never read as a pass.
- What is still open
- The whole question. Absence of evidence is recorded as absence, never as a pass.
- Ask this exactly
- Ask for the occupancy load certificate for the floor, not the building.
This trail is derived from the finding’s source class rather than authored against a specific document. Treat it as weaker than an authored trail.
- WatchAccess & logisticsimpact 22Stated, not documented
Lift dependency for accessibility and load-in
A single freight lift serving both guests and vendors is a single point of failure.
Next step — Ask what the contingency is if the lift fails on the day, and whether it is staffed.
Evidence trail — Stated, not documented
- What the record shows
- A single freight lift serving both guests and vendors is a single point of failure.
- Source class — Operator statement
- Attributed to venue staff or listing copy written by the venue.Someone at the venue said it. It has not been seen in writing, so it survives staff turnover only as memory.
- What is still open
- Everything, until the statement exists in writing against your date and headcount.
- Ask this exactly
- Ask what the contingency is if the lift fails on the day, and whether it is staffed.
This trail is derived from the finding’s source class rather than authored against a specific document. Treat it as weaker than an authored trail.