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OFFICE OF <br /> SHERIFF-CORONER <br /> e COUNTY OF SAN JOAQUIN <br /> MAY 2 0 P.O. Box 201058,Stockton,CA 95201 <br /> 1991 (209)468-4400 <br /> COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DEPT, <br /> PLANNING DIVISION May 20, 1991 <br /> Baxter Dunn <br /> Sheriff-Coroner TO: Steve St. Sure <br /> San Joaquin County <br /> Community Development Department <br /> From: Pete Burnett <br /> San Joaquin County Sheriff's Department <br /> RE: QX-91-6 <br /> This project is located in a remote area of the county. Consequently, <br /> response time to calls for service could average over fourteen min- <br /> utes. With this in mind steps should be taken to increase security <br /> and minimize the chances that this development will be victimized. <br /> All access roads should be gated and locked when the business is <br /> closed. <br /> The office should be constructed to meet the California Model Building <br /> and Security Ordinance. <br /> The office, tool and equipment storage areas should be alarmed. I <br /> recommend an audible alarm that is monitored at a central location. <br /> Tools and equipment are a favorite target of thieves and other low- <br /> life, slime dwelling creatures. These items should be stored in--a <br /> high security area that can resist attack by the burglar, thief or <br /> vandal. Ideally, this storage area should be located within a fenced, <br /> alarmed compound. That way should someone climb or cut the fence, the <br /> alarm will be triggered and hopefully we will receive the call before <br /> the secure storage area is attacked by the thief. <br /> Consider a live-in caretaker. <br />