ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT FOB 8 EXTERIORIMPROVEMENTS
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information,operationalandpro
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designstrategies(suchas
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borneexplosives.
nceinformation,operationalcontrols,andphysicaldesignmeasuresshouldbeusedtoprotectagainstvehicle‐
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othe
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ersecurity
ofthebuild
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ingyardis
ersshouldbelocatedwithin
aminimumof20feet.If
thebuildingyardwhenthe
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edgeofthe
tothebuilding.
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thedis
ecurity
tancefromthe
barriersmaybe
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curitybarriers
thatar
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beminimiz
movement.
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ntersections,cornersandnear
neededshouldbelocatedtoallowsafepedestrianwaiting
crosswalksorotherhighlyu
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sedpedestrianareas
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should
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includingtheirmass,formand
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materialsshouldrespondtothearchitecturaland
edbuildingandprecinct.
cethespecialcharacterofthe
Perimetersecuritybarriersinp
benches,parkingmeters,trashreceptaclesan
ublicspaceshouldincorporated
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ublicamenitiestypic
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rs,lightpoles,signage,
NationalCapitalFrameworkPlan(2008)
etscape.
TheNationalCapitalFramework
andtheU.S.CommissionofFineA
Plan,releasedinthesu
rts(CFA).ThePlanservesasat
mmerof2008,isthe
ooltoguidestrategicdecisi
resultofajointplanningeffortbetweenNCP
onstocoordinatefederaland
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goalsofthePlanareto:Planf
localinterests,identifyingopportunitiestocoordinatelan
orthefutureneedsofthefede
du
ralgover
se,urbandesign,andtransportationimprovements.Theprincipal
theNation
publicgatheringspaces,andfed
alMallandprotectitfromoverbuilding;
eralofficesinawaythatcont
andextendthesp
ributest
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ment,includingspacefornewmemorials,museums,
ecialcivic
sustainab
qualitiesof
lecitylife;
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vethehistoricop
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Encourageamulti‐facetedapproachtoselectionofappropriatesecuritymeasuresthatconsidersintelligence
andvibrancyofthecityintotheadjacentfederalprecincts.
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