OIS2012-003_Scene Report - Bradley_pdf_Redacted

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S.A. 12‐022 Investigator: RICHARD BRADLEY Approved By: Date of Report: 10‐05‐12 Date: 10/09/12 Page 3 of 11 The interior perimeter included the parking lot area and vehicle access lanes between the east structure and the east complex cinder block wall. The interior perimeter was bordered on the north by the north wall of the east structure. It was bordered on the south by the south wall of the east structure. It was bordered on the east by the east complex cinder block wall and on the west by the east side of the east structure. The exterior perimeter included the exterior perimeter of the entire business complex. The exterior perimeter was bordered on the west by South Bristol Street, on the north by West Segerstrom Avenue, on the east by the property line cinder block wall, and on the south by the property line cinder block wall. The parking lot and vehicle access lanes to the rear of the east structure were a composition asphalt surface. The vehicle access lanes were wide enough to accommodate vehicle traffic traveling northbound and southbound simultaneously. There was a concrete gutter in the middle of the vehicle access lanes separating the lanes for the two directions of traffic. At the east side of the northbound vehicle access lane were painted parking stalls. The lines of the parking stalls ran east to west. The parking stall lines began at the base of the east complex cinder block wall and culminated at the east edge of the northbound vehicle access lane. South of the north interior perimeter line there were three parking stalls, a raised planter box surrounded by a concrete curb, then five parking stalls to the south interior perimeter line. The raised planter box had a two‐lamp light pole in the center at the east cinder block wall and a small shrub at the southwest side. Both lamps on the light pole were functioning. The raised planter box was slightly wider than a normal parking space. There were