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.Aug ~16-gg ~~=55 Forbes & Associates, Inc- 503 331 D G°~Q (~~' Recommendatian: Of immediate concern is the need to install enaugh conduit for cameras sufficient to access aIl exterior campus areas; ~`~a~k~n~:$~S~ vehicle travel lanes, pede5trian lanes, arking spaces, access/ egress gate, elevatar vest~bules, and stairwells; as well as iso~ted or: vuln~ble lacatiott~ wtthin the interior spaccs of the main buiiding. Once again, system expansion will be simpler and less expens~ve if conduit is installed now. It is highly recommended khat digitai recording be specified rather th.an videatape recording. Atl cameras shauld be color cameras. Environmental enclosures should be employed for all exterior cameras as well as the parking garage cameras. Tamper resistant enclosures should house al! int~rior cameras. The sy5tem should be configured with a printin$ device that can make duplicates of multiple and single images. • An Alarm System has nnt been spec~fied for the building. Thet~e may be spaces that are either vacant or hald items ~f particular value (~vidence 5tarage} that require xntrusion protection. There is no mentiort of duress alarms for staff to use itt the interior spaces or the parking garage Recommendation: A policy d~termination neecis to be made regarding alarm sS~stenls and in particular intntsian and duress alarms. Cotisultatian with the electronic access eontrol vendor will detennine if the access system controls are capable of 'running' the~e alarms ~r if a separate system shauid be obtained. Regardless, the alarm system(s) should be inte~rated with the electronic aceess cdntmt system. Conduit, wiring and devices need to be installed on all exterior doors and openings that provide access ta the building. This will be redundant for those doars and aper-ings controlled by electronic access. ~f greatest concern is the placernent of persanal attack and duress alarms at reception desks, identified vulnerable persons offices and at numerous locations in the parking garage. ~ Lighting appears to be mare than adequate for the exterior campus, infierior spaee and parking garage. Reconnmendatian: N~ne • L,andscapting does not create unnecessary or unusual spar.e~ far secreting people or items. Recommendation: None • The Farking Garage provides both vehicular and pedestrian access to th~ interiar of the building. Although a reliminary decision has been made to limit parki~g M Marian Caunty, Uregon an~Salem Area Transit employees there may be times where 'mixed use' parkix~g will be allowed. Velticle aacess to the garage is from a single ramp on th~ south side of the c.ampus. Pedestrian access is fx'om art elevator a several stairways. The gara~e extends under the majority of the campus. It will serve a large popul.ation af v~Yucles. Although the majority of the acoess and egress transactions will take place during normal business hours Monday through Friday it will also see a reasonable amouni af activity after-haurs and on week-ends. Tlze garage is large, visually isolated and the prevention of acCess by unauthorized persons will be a challenge. "T~rafr" (l~t/1'~/9q F~rhPC Rr. Acc~ci~rr.c, lnc. ,~^• ~~_~G_99 ~~. aQ °~+ a.,.a, _