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Lino Lakes Police Department 02 -24 -99 CPTED Review for the Lino Lakes Business Center, Behm farms edition, Shirley Kaye's, and the Kalway construction building. I have reviewed the site plans for the above mentioned projects. I realize that these are not the finished plans, and that additions may be added at a later date. Lino Lakes Business Center: In block 1 lot #2 Building D. I am concerned about the parking lot. By placing the parking lot between the two buildings, the natural surveillance will be eliminated. If criminal activity occurs in the parking lot, it may go unseen from Apollo. With the proper lighting installed, criminal activity may be deterred. What types of enclosures are going to be used for the trash dumpsters ?. Are they going to be fully enclosed, or just partially. enclosed. I would recommend a fully enclosed dumpster, with locking doors. By using this type of inclosure, un- authorized persons will be kept out of that area. When the time comes, I would like to view the lighting plans, and hardware plans. IE. Door and lock hardware. Will the building be alarmed. Behm Century Farm Development: The only question or concern that I would have, is that of the trail system. Will the trail system be wide enough, to allow a squad car or fire truck to drive on it. Shirley Kaves addition: I would like to view the lighting and landscaping plans in the future. Kalway Construction building: The green area presents some questions, for instance, will the plantings grow to a height that would interfere with the natural surveillance for the service and garage doors (North Side of the building). Will the plantings furnish a place to hide for burglars. On the East Side of the building, it appears that 4 foot windows will be installed. From the plans, I could not determine if any lights were going to be placed on that outside wall. I would recommend some type of lighting on that wall. With lighting installed, Squads and passing motorists on 35w would be able to view the rear of the building.