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Lino Lakes Police Department <br />e Memo <br />To: Chief John Swenson <br />From: Officer William Owens <br />CC: Sergeant Mike Rumpsa <br />Date: November 8, 2012 <br />Re: CPTED Review <br />After reviewing the plans there are no obvious drastic public safety problems. However there <br />are some things which may require some more attention or explanation. <br />• Is the "C" store a 24 hour operation? <br />• Will the car wash operate 24 hours a day or have a closing time? <br />Traffic: <br />• The City should consider the results of a traffic study on Lake Drive and on Main Street to <br />determine if the new driveways will cause traffic congestion. A solution would be to add a turn <br />lane on westbound Main Street leading up to the driveway and a passing lane for eastbound <br />Main Street on the south side of the roadway. The same should be considered for the Lake Drive <br />driveway. <br />• Within the lot, we should be aware of the car wash and the issues it will present in the winter. <br />The water which drips from cars as they leave the wash will freeze onto the road. If vehicles cut <br />through the parking lot between the gas pumps and the gas station it could present a slipping <br />hazard to people walking from the pumps to the gas station and a hazard to passing motorists. <br />Natural Surveillance: <br />• There are no windows on the south side or east side of the gas station which will inhibit natural <br />surveillance into and out of the business. By adding a set of windows we could alleviate this. <br />This is particularly a concern for the east side because that is where the trash enclosure is. As it <br />stands now, employees are taking the trash out and are concealed by the tree line and no <br />windows. <br />• For the liquor store, there is only one set of windows on the building, which incorporates the <br />front door. I would recommend adding more windows to increase natural surveillance. <br />• Encourage both the C store and the Liquor store to limit advertisements placed on glass doors <br />and window that block natural surveillance into the businesses. <br />Camera's /Locks <br />• I would like to view a camera /security outline when available <br />• <br />