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24. Any security fence erected around the construction site must be located so as to not obstruct any existinq hydrant, fire protection equipment, or Fire Department access. IE Fire Department access is obstructed, qates or other openings �ust be provided Eor access. 25. The City of Everett prohibits outdoor burninq. Therefore, outdoor burning for the purpose of disposinq oE construction debris or rubbish will not be permitted. 26. The Washington State Clean Air Act requires the use of all known, available, and reasonable means of controllinq air pollution, includinq dust. Dust qenerated durinq construction activities can be controlled by wettinq those dust sources such as areas of exposed soils, washing truck wheels before they leave the site, and installing and maintaininq gravel construction entrances. Construction vehicle track-out is also a major dust source. Any evidence of track-out can trigger violations and fines from the Department uf Ecology or the Puget Sound Air Pollution Control Aqency. GEtiER11L INFORMATZON The Police Department has the followinq security recomraendations: 1. A fire and intrusion alarm system for unoccupied staff offices that can be monitored by stafP or outside siren is recommended. Remote duress "panic" sersors for staff are suggested. If appropriate, alar.n resident perimeter doors which could alert staff should be provided. A video system monitorinq the hallways is most effective. 2. A narcotics cabiinet is recommended with at least 1/4" velded steel plate with 3/8" case hardened steel hasp and 1/2" case hardened steel shackle padlock. The padlock should further be shielded with at least 1 1/4" welded steel platinq to deter bolt c,utters. ]. IP offices will be handling cash, install a money safe (for next day receipts) and install passivQ infrared alarm sensor for larger areas. 4. Perimeter doors should be solid core with 190 deqree to 220 deqree widQ anqle viewers and sinqle cylinder dead- bolts with 1" throw and at least 7" screws securing striker platc. 5. 6. 7. 8. Slidinq qlass doors shuuld have Charlie bars installed for optimum security. Address and apartment numbers should be in 5 inch letter9 and visible from the street and parking lots. Mailboxes should be centrally located in an area hiqhly visible to the apartments. Lighting of the parkiny lot should be a minimum of ]-4 foot candles. 9. During the final stages of construction, please contact Uick Thornberry, Crime Prevention Officer, at 259-0416 for turther security recommendations. 10. For Snohomish County PUD inPormation please call Kurt Martin of the District�s Customer Engineerinq Office, Everett at 258-8291. 11. For GTE Northwest Incorporated information please contact Debbie Condron, Engineer-OSP at �56-4053 if you have any questions. Please contact Michael Hupf, Senior Engineer, at 356- 4052 should you require additional information.