9736 EVERGREEN WAY 2016-01-01 MF Import

GENERAL INFORMATION l. The Police Department has the following security recommendations: a. Lighting of the pazking lot should be a minimum of 3-4 foot candles. b. A monitored fire and intrusion alartn system zoned for each entity should be provided. To provide protection in case of armed robbery, include remote panic buttons and/or foot trip if using customer counter. c. If offices will be handling cash, an actual money safe should be install�� (for next riay receipts only). Seismic detectors and passive irSrared alarm sensors should also be installed in the room. d. The perimeter doors should bc solid core or metal with double cylinder dead-bolts installed. If doors open to the outside, or hinges are exposed, pin hinges should be provided. e. If store front glass doors ue part of the project, they should have locking case bolts top and bottom. The door should have a maximum security dead-bolt with 1 3/4" throw and 3/4" laminated steel. Metal security bay �iours can be secured with 3/8" case-hardened steel hasps or chain and padlocks with 1/2" case-hazdene� stee] shackles. . g. The more oP6ce windows that are visible to the parking area, the safer the azea is from assaults and thefts. h. If utilizing fencing, it should be 6 feet chain link. During the final stages of construction, please contact Dick Thomberry, Crime Prevention Officer, at 259-0416 for further security recommendations. 2. The Snohomish County PUD currently has sufficient capacity to serve the proposed development. For further information about the electiical secvice requirements for this project, please contact a Customer Engineer, with the District's Everett Office at 258-8272. E:treme caution should be used when working around the PUD's 6igh voltage dectrical facilities located in the immediate vicinity of construction. 3. G"I'E has no objection to this proposal. There are existing telephone facilities in the azea. Early notification of final approval will expedite our ability to coordinate and place new plant within the building. Contact Michael Hupf, Senior Engineer, at (206) 356-4052.