10 - Request for Creation of a Safe Zone at hotel and apartment housing

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facilities, parking lots, swimming pools, etc. The following items are what will be inspected during the Phase 2 inspections. There will be a daytime inspection, as well as a nighttime inspection. a. Phase 2: C.P.T.E.D. Compliance Survey. 1. Building address signs must be clearly visible and readable from the parking lot day or night. 2. Apartment numbers must be easily seen and have a contrasting background. 3. Entry doors must be solid core or metal doors. This includes rear entrance/patio doors (where applicable). 4. Entry doors must have a single cylinder and privacy deadbolts with a minimum one - inch throw. This includes rear entrance/patio doors. 5. Screws in the deadbolt strike plates must be a minimum of three (3) inches in length. Steel screws are required. 6. Entry doors must have a one hundred eighty to one hundred ninety (180-190) degree eye -viewer. 7. Sliding glass doors must have both an anti -lift and anti -slide device. 8. Entry door frame is in good condition, not split from previous damage and screwed together. This includes entrance/patio doors. 9. All outside accessible windows must have secondary locks. 10. Tree canopies should be trimmed to a height of seven (7) feet or higher. 11. Shrubs and bushes should be trimmed to a height of three (3) feet or lower,. 12. Parking lots have adequate lighting. 13. Breezeways/stairs are illuminated. 14. Sidewalks/walking paths have adequate lighting. 15. Common areas (playground, picnic, etc.) are illuminated. 16. Landscaping and lighting do not conflict (should not block lighting). 17. Proper applicant screening procedures are followed. 18. CFMH certificates are visible when applicable. 19. CFMH lease addendum is presented. 20. Staff has completed CFMH training. 21. Laundry rooms are well lighted. 22. Carport structures next to buildings must have the building number posted on the structure adjacent to fire lane. 23. Graffiti is not visible. (3) Phase 3 will be a safety/crime prevention social at the community. This is a social to invite the tenants to a community event and discuss the GPPD CFMH Program and how it can be a very helpful tool in reducing crime in the community and the benefits to the tenants. Note: There is no format for the social and the social can be tailored to fit each community. (Ord. No. 9111-2010, § 1, 10-19-10; Ord. No. 9452-2012, § 1, 11-6-12; Ord. No. 9815-2015, § 1,2-3-15)