The Conditions For Natural Surveillance In A Parking Parkor

During the outdoor obstacle course, Reagan waits in his queue to participate in the activity. When the pole is placed at a high level, he says, “Too high. I cannot jump”. Teacher asks him, “So what are you going to do?” He says, “I cross from here to there” He brings up the left leg and places the other side of the pole followed by the right leg. He ensures not to disturb the pole.

This is a big problem because if something happens, they have to wait probably 20-30 minutes until the police show up. That is way too much time for damage to be done.

Since 2014 to the present it was written up as a complaint to the office and corporate office to remove the obstructed objects from the exit. The site manager has fail to follow up on the complaint as of today continues to be more and more of a nuisance that others are suffering from their oversight attitude of I don’t care. I have a family of three not including two small grandchildren ages 7 yrs. and 3 yrs. that is constantly here at least 3 times out of the week with a family dog in case of a fire there will be difficultly trying to get them out to safety and I am not about to think or face such devastation because someone else’s negligence.

Obstructions, including bicycle racks, shrubbery, parked vehicles, merchandise displays and trash cans, must not be present in the accessible space, access aisles or along the access route. Make sure that everything is out of the way and that the entire route is clear of accumulated leaves, trash or other debris.

Please be advised that it has been decided that due to numerous instances of fly tipping and an attempted break in that the rear service yard gates will be locked/unlocked daily by security using a combination padlock between the times of 09.00 pm to 5.00 am. The code for the gate padlock will be ‘8605’ however this code must only be given to staff that require it such as night time delivery drivers etc. Please can all retailers make sure that whoever might be using the service yard gates out of hours are certain that they lock the gates open on the way in and lock the gates closed on the way out of the park; the gates must be locked closed at all times out of hours. The service yard gates will be included in the locking/unlocking service from Monday 23rd May 2015.

Thank you for your response on DA 10.2014.345.1 at 371 – 377 Liverpool Road, Ashfield. We wish to confirm that ALAND has closely reviewed, analysed and evaluated on your recommendations for the above-mentioned project to improve the safety of occupiers and their property.

The floors in the entryway are all hardwood floors, so carpeting that is too high is not an issue either. The door handle to the building is 37 ¾ inches high, so it can be reached even from a lower level. The door in the main entrance is easily opened, but I did notice one way that could make entering the building a little difficult for someone who is in a wheelchair or cannot move very quickly. In order to unlock the main door, an electronic key fob needs to be scanned on a scanner. The scanner is inconveniently located too far away for a person to remain in the same place to scan their key fob and open the door at the same time. Since the scanner only unlocks the door momentarily, the door would most likely lock itself by the time someone who had issues with mobility was able to reach the door handle and open the door. This could be fixed by increasing the amount of time the door remains unlocked after scanning the key fob or by moving the key fob scanner closer to the door handle. I also noticed that if someone is trying to enter the leasing office, the door is incredibly difficult to open even for people who do not have any accessibility issues. The leasing office door needs to be replaced with a

Another constraint for our building is parking. Whilst we do have a 50 space underground car park, this is never opened up to the exclusive use of our customers. When we explain that their elderly or disabled guests, or organisers (delivering flowers etc) will be permitted to use the car park, this usually overcomes any obstacles.

In our setting we have an intercom system that parents, staff and visitors must buzz through where there is also a cctv system installed In the office so we can monitor who enters the premises at all times to ensure the safety of the yp and staff when indoors and outdoors. A member of staff is always in the office to answer the door. All visitors must sign in and be given a visitors badges when on site. Parents/carers/friends/family must sign each child out with a member of staff. If a visitor has no reason to be on the premise then management will be informed, they will asked to leave and if they refuse then the police will be called. We take a register daily to ensure we know how many yp have attended a.s.c and each name of the child present so in case an emergency we know exactly who is present on that day

When its time to open the door in the morning, lunch time and home time, one member of staff will be at the main door and the also one member of staff is at the gate and another in the main room. This is put into place to stop people coming in who shouldn’t be and also children are only aloud to go home with a parent/carer or a responsible adult who carries a specific password.

Through the online research, I discovered how other churches have dealt with situations similar to ours. Learning what has worked for other churches has helped me to know whether or not their solution will be acceptable for our church. I found out where other churches visitor parking areas

Enclosed please find 3 slides that capture the concept to add a pedestrian walkway to the Children Garage. I walked the path with the KAI/Paric architect today so that they can better plan the transition from the garage to the entrance of the Connector. However, the work is not in their contract. Sincerely Ramona

Behind that outside pattern the dim shapes get clearer every day. It is always the same shape, only very numinous. And it is like a woman stooping down and creeping about behind that pattern. I don't like it a bit (Gilman, Heath 806).

Determining the level of risk should be broken down into 4 categories: low, medium, high or very high. A consequences scale should also be created. Different levels of risk bring on different level of consequences.

The primary difference between thick and thin types of surveillance is that thin surveillance does not "constrain our mobility," whereas thick surveillance does. ("Illustrative Hypotheses for Surveillance," n.d). Thick surveillance "involves confinement to delineated, and often fortified spaces, in which observation is enhanced by a limitation of the range of mobility of those observed," ("Illustrative Hypotheses for Surveillance," (n.d). Thick and thin surveillance is used differently, depending on the context. However, the different uses of surveillance will depend on sociological issues especially socioeconomic class.