Finally found concern about how one can use public access attics in all private community multiresidential buildings to intrude. If this is true for a single family home then just think how I feel when on my street there are 7 connected homes with freely accessible attics outside their front door and they cant even inspect them ourselves using a pull down attic ladder so we can protect all the building 21 condo units. There are 5 such openings in 12 buildings on the campus of Leisure World of Maryland. I would think the building insurance and the cops would care. Mutuals 14 and 15. Especially because we are close to the USA WHITE HOUSE AND ATLANTIC OCEAN. Funny how we map the Planet Mars and not our airplanes and our private public access attics. It was the underground RR, now its the above ground RR. And while we’re in the garage, let’s look up. Do you have an attic access in the garage? If your attic access is in the garage and another inside your residence, the garage attic access should be secured. This can be accomplished by adding a casehardened hinging hasp and padlock. This prevents an intruder from going through the attic, if he does get into the garage https://austintexas.gov/sites/default/files/files/Police/Neighborhood_Watch_Manual_Revised_9_3_13.pdf
Posted on: Tue, 30 Dec 2014 00:22:34 +0000
Trending Topics
Recently Viewed Topics
© 2015