I have a space in a University Commons building which will be used primarily as a meeting, planning space. At first I assumed the space would be classified as a multi-occupant space because there is a large conference room table, etc. However, it turns out that on the furniture plan there are about 8 workstations around the perimeter and within the space. These desks won't be assigned, but will just act as a place for individuals to put their things down and do some related work, if necessary. So my question is, do these 8 workstations have to be counted in the "individual workstation" total and then should I treat the actual space as a multi-occupant space (because its still a meeting/conference type room)? Also, would these workstations just be required to electric outlets or do they have to have task lighting hardwired in the cubicle? Thanks!
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