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I Am a Refugee
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Summary ... As the PA/PLO demands full restitution for those Arabs who left Israel when the surrounding Arab nations attacked in 1948, they, along with most of the world, forget that there were more Jewish 'refugees' from the Arab nations than there were Arab 'refugees' from Israel. But even former US President Bill Clinton saw the need to address the Jewish 'refugee' problem, along with the Arab one. And the Israeli Knesset recently passed a resolution stating that any peace agreement made with the PA/PLO must include compensation for Jewish refugees expelled from Arab countries after 1948.
As a descendant of a family forced out of Algeria, my father and I — and the millions of other Jews from families who were expelled from Arab countries after 1948 - are entitled to redress.
As a sitting member of a democratic government, it might appear strange to declare that I am a refugee. However, my father, his parents and family were just a few of the almost one million Jews who were expelled or forced out of Arab lands. My father and his family were Algerian, from a Jewish community thousands of years old that predated the Arab conquest of North Africa and even Islam. Upon receiving independence, Algeria allowed only Muslims to become citizens and drove the indigenous Jewish community and the rest of my family out.
While many people constantly refer to the Arab or Palestinian [sic] refugees, few are even aware of the Jewish refugees from Arab lands.
While those Arabs who fled or left Mandatory Palestine and Israel numbered roughly 750,000, there were roughly 900,000 Jewish refugees from Arab lands. Before the State of Israel was reestablished in 1948, there were almost one million Jews in Arab lands, today there are around 5,000.
An important distinction between the two groups is the fact that many Palestinian Arabs [sic] were actively involved in the conflict initiated by the surrounding Arab nations, while Jews from Arab lands were living peacefully, even in a subservient dhimmi status, in their countries of origin for many centuries if not millennia.
In addition, Jewish refugees, as they were more urban and professional, as opposed to the more rural Palestinians, amassed far more property and wealth which they had to leave in their former countries.
Financial economists have estimated that, in today's figures, the total amount of assets lost by the Jewish refugees from Arab lands, including communal property such as schools, synagogues and hospitals, is almost twice that of the assets lost by the Palestinian refugees. Furthermore, one must remember that Israel returned over 90 percent of blocked bank accounts, safe deposit boxes and other items belonging to Palestinian refugees during the 1950s.
There are numerous major international organizations devoted to the Palestinian refugees. There is an annual conference held at the United Nations and a refugee agency was created just for the Palestinian refugees. While all the world's refugees have one agency, the UN High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR), the Palestinians fall under the auspices of another agency, the United Nations Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA).
UNWRA's budget for 2010 is almost half of UNHCR's budget.
Equally impressive is the fact that UNHCR prides itself on having found "durable solutions" for "tens of millions" of refugees since 1951, the year of its establishment. However, UNRWA does not even claim to have found "durable solutions" for anyone.
If that is not distorted enough, let's look at the definitions and how they are applied: normally the definition of a refugee only applies to the person that fled and sought refuge, while a Palestinian refugee is the person that fled and all of their descendants for all time. So, according to the UNRWA definition of conferring refugee status on descendants, I would be a refugee.
However, I do not consider myself so; I am a proud citizen of the State of Israel. The Jewish refugees found their national expression in Israel, so to, the Arab refugees should find their national aspirations being met by a Palestinian state.
With direct negotiations about to resume between Israel and the Palestinians, the spotlight will be returned to this issue. The so-called Palestinian 'right of return' is legal fiction. United Nations General Assembly Resolution 194, the supposed source for this 'right' does not mention this term, is not legally binding and, like all other relevant United Nations resolutions uses the intentionally ambiguous term 'refugees' with no appellation.
United Nations Security Council Resolution 242, still seen as the primary legal framework for resolving the Arab-Israeli conflict asserts that a comprehensive Middle East peace settlement should necessarily include "a just settlement of the refugee problem."
No distinction is made between Arab refugees and Jewish refugees.
In fact, one of the leading drafters of the resolution, Justice Arthur Goldberg, the United States' Chief Delegate to the United Nations, said: "The resolution addresses the objective of 'achieving a just settlement of the refugee problem.' This language presumably refers both to Arab and Jewish refugees."
In addition, every peace conference and accord attended or signed between Israel and its Arab neighbors uses the term "refugees" without qualification.
During the famous Camp David discussions in 2000, President [Bill] Clinton, the facilitator and host of the negotiations said: "There will have to be some sort of international fund set up for the refugees. There is, I think, some interest, interestingly enough, on both sides, in also having a fund which compensates the Israelis who were made refugees by the war, which occurred after the birth of the State of Israel. Israel is full of people, Jewish people, who lived in predominantly Arab countries who came to Israel because they were made refugees in their own land".
In 2008, the US Congress passed House Resolution 185 granting, for the first time, equal recognition to Jewish refugees, while affirming that the US government will now recognize that all victims of the Arab-Israeli conflict must be treated equally. [Editor's note: As with UN General Assembly resolutions, those passed by the US Senate and the US Congress are not binding and serve only as advisory statements.]
I am proud of the fact that the Knesset passed a resolution in February of this year that will make compensation for Jewish refugees expelled from Arab countries after 1948 an integral part of any future peace negotiations. The Israeli bill stipulates that "The state of Israel will not sign, directly or by proxy, any agreement or treaty with a country or authority dealing with a political settlement in the Middle East without ensuring the rights of Jewish refugees from Arab countries according to the UN's refugee treaty."
Before 1948 there were nearly 900,000 Jews in Arab lands while only a few thousand remain. Where is the international outrage, the conferences, the proclamations for redress and compensation? While the Palestinian refugee issue has become a political weapon to beat Israel, the Arab League has ordered its member states not to provide their Palestinian population with citizenship; Israel absorbed all of its refugees, whether fleeing the Holocaust or persecution and expulsion from Arab lands.
People like my father, the hundreds of thousands who came to Israel and the millions of Israelis descended from these refugees are entitled to redress. It is vital that this issue return to the international agenda, so we don't once again see an asymmetrical and distorted treatment of Arabs and Jews in the Israeli-Arab conflict.
[ Published: September 8, 2010 ]
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The tragedy of the pro-'Palestinian' movement is its attachment to a single narrative: "Look at how wretched the lives of the 'Palestinian' people are," they tell us, "It is because of Israeli oppression." Because this narrative must be constantly reinforced, there is little room for real reporting about the failures of the 'Palestinian' leadership and the corruption and infighting that have caused the 'West Bank' [i.e., Judea & Samaria] and Gaza to languish.
The "Spontaneous" Intifada Is Orchestrated by the Palestinian Leadership
The Arab leadership is attempting to portray the current Intifada as a kind of popular, spontaneous struggle that expresses the population's despair over the political situation. In reality, it is an Intifada supported and directed by the Arab leadership of the PA/PLO-Fatah and Hamas.
Uncomfortable Questions for Comfortable Jews: The Temple Mount
Rabbi Meir Kahane points out that, contrary to popular belief, the Temple Mount is in Arab hands, the cunning Arab foxes. And the words of Motta Gur ring hollowly — and it is the Jews who are to blame. They took a miracle and disdained it. They, who took holiness and profaned it. They who were given a Zion, a Jerusalem, Temple Mount — gave it over to the jackal-foxes.
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PA/PLO leader Abbas seems intentionally to ignore that he and his PA/PLO are responsible for the violence, as a result of their daily incitement against Israel. A recent poll found that approximately half of 'Palestinians' believe the "Intifada" should lead to the destruction of Israel.
The Hidden Hand Behind the Palestinian Terror Wave
What is really going on behind the scenes of the current terrorist attacks? It's actually a lot more than what is seen on a daily basis. Hamas is fighting to take control of the PA/PLO while Fatah is doing its best to stay in power and get Gaza back under its control.
A Matter of Priority - The Jonathan Pollard Case
US Jewish leaders blew it recently when what was a rare opportunity to ask the US president face-to-face to release Jonathan Pollard, they didn't even consider the matter as being a priority.
Obama Declares War on Israel
Obama needs to wake up. The real enemy is not Netanyahu. The real enemy is Iran, Hizb'Allah, Hamas, Islamic Jihad, and Islamic State, and the establishment of a terrorist state in the midst of Israel.
Could Barak Obama Swing the Upcoming Israeli Election?
It's no state secret that US President Barack Obama is not a huge fan of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. His distain for the Jewish leader is well-known throughout the world; he's never tried to hide it. But now that Israel is having new elections in March does it mean Obama could, either directly or indirectly, influence the elections in Israel in order to obtain a defeat for Netanyahu?


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1 Designing Out Crime Planning Guidelines June 2006 Albert Facey House 469 Wellington Street Perth Western Australia 6000
2 Disclaimer This document has been published by the Western Australian Planning Commission. Any representation, statement, opinion or advice expressed or implied in this publication is made in good faith and on the basis that the government, its employees and agents are not liable for any damage or loss whatsoever which may occur as a result of action taken or not taken, as the case may be, in respect of any representation, statement, opinion or advice referred to herein. Professional advice should be obtained before applying the information contained in this document to particular circumstances. State of Western Australia Published by the Albert Facey House 469 Wellington Street Perth Western Australia 6000 Published June 2006 ISBN X internet: tel: fax: TTY: infoline: Copies of this document are available in alternative formats on application to the disability services coordinator. page ii
3 Designing Out Crime Planning Guidelines Contents Foreword v 1 Introduction Background to designing out crime Evidence for designing out crime Purpose of the guidelines Process for developing the guidelines Application of the guidelines Proposed structure of the guidelines 4 2 Objectives of the Guidelines 5 3 Designing Out Crime Context in Western Australia National strategic framework Western Australian policy context 6 4 Key Steps in Designing Out Crime Step 1 Identifying the need for designing out crime principles Step 2 Incorporating a crime risk assessment process Step 3 Integrating planning and design considerations Step 4 Applying the designing out crime toolbox Step 5 The design strategy Step 6 The design assessment Step 7 Management and maintenance Step 8 Monitoring Step 9 Security risk management Step 10 Policy review 22 5 Designing Out Crime Toolbox Natural surveillance Urban structure Land use mix Activity generators Building design, including boundary definition Lighting Landscape Management and maintenance Sightlines and way finding Signage Predictable routes and spaces safe from entrapment Civic and town centres Shopping, commercial, health and education centres Parks and public open space Car parks, including grade and multi-storey 46 Cont... page iii
4 5.16 Transit stations, including bus stops and taxi ranks Public toilets Pedestrian routes, laneways, alleyways and access ways Pedestrian overpasses and underpasses 53 6 Implementation 54 7 Further Information 55 8 Reference List 56 Glossary 58 Figures Figure 1 Key steps for designing out crime 9 Figure 2 Surveillance 24 Figure 3 Landscaping obscuring surveillance 25 Figure 4 Landscaping enabling surveillance 25 Figure 5 Poor urban structure 26 Figure 6 Good urban structure 26 Figure 7 Natural ladders 30 Figure 8 Solid fencing 30 Figure 9 Permeable fencing allowing surveillance 30 Figure 10 Inappropriate fencing 32 Figure 11 Appropriate fencing 32 Figure 12 Landform obscuring sightlines 39 Figure 13 Landform enabling surveillance 39 Figure 14 Structure obscuring sightlines 45 Figure 15 Design promoting sightlines 45 Figure 16 Mixed use promoting safety 48 page iv
5 Designing Out Crime Planning Guidelines Foreword In 2004, the Minister for Community Safety requested the Western Australian Planning Commission to prepare planning guidelines for designing out crime, adapting environmental design principles for crime prevention. The planning guidelines are one element of a wider government strategy and have been prepared jointly with the Office of Crime Prevention. The planning and design of places, spaces and buildings can assist in reducing crime by the application of improvements to lighting, fencing, landscaping and surveillance of the area from buildings and land use. Peoples behaviour, particularly in terms of the possibility of offending, as well as an individual s perception about their safety, can be influenced by the design of that environment. Good design can reduce opportunities for offending and improve feelings of safety. A mix of uses, different building designs and the creation of vibrant and inviting town centres are all effective tools in the fight against crime. The guidelines are intended to provide local government, government agencies, town centre management, the development industry and planning and design practitioners with an understanding of the principles of designing out crime and approaches to address crime prevention in their local areas. The appreciates the help of the many groups and individuals who contributed to the guidelines. These included state government agencies, in particular the Office of Crime Prevention, local governments, planning consultants, professional, community and industry groups and research and academic institutions. We particularly thank those who made submissions and attended focus groups and information forums. page v
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7 Designing Out Crime Planning Guidelines 1 Introduction 1.1 Background to designing out crime Crime and fear of crime are the result of complex social, environmental and physical factors. To prevent crime and reduce fear of crime in the community, the Western Australian Government is pursuing a multi-agency approach to crime prevention. The planning guidelines are one element of a wider government strategy described in section 3. It is important that any guidance for the planning and design of places, spaces and buildings is considered as an integral part of broader community-based initiatives and programs that combine to provide greater social cohesion and community pride. In recent years much consideration has been given within the planning and design professions, to the concept that the proper design and effective use of the built environment can lead to a reduction in the fear and incidence of crime and an improvement in the quality of life. Crime prevention through environmental design is based on the idea that peoples behaviour within the urban environment, particularly in terms of the possibility of offending, as well as an individual s perceptions about their safety, is influenced by the design of that environment. The design can reduce opportunities for offending and improve feelings of safety. Crime prevention through environmental design involves the application of a range of design principles to an area or site to minimise the potential for that site to facilitate and support criminal behaviour. Today crime prevention through environmental design goes beyond physical and social factors and aims to reduce opportunities for crime by increasing the risks and efforts for offenders as well as reducing the rewards. Crime prevention through environmental design recognises that it has to be part of a holistic approach to crime prevention including community, social and environmental strategies. In 2004, the Minister for Community Safety requested that the Western Australian Planning Commission (WAPC) prepare designing out crime planning guidelines, incorporating crime prevention through environmental design principles. The WAPC commissioned the preparation of the guidelines jointly with the Office of Crime Prevention. page 1
8 1.2 Evidence for designing out crime There is strong and compelling evidence for public investment in the designing out crime initiative (Cozens et al, 2005). In summary, this evidence supports the positive impact of improvements to lighting, fencing, surveillance, access control, territoriality or a sense of place, neighbourhood clean-ups and vehicular and non-vehicular movement networks. There is a growing body of research on activity support and mixed use neighbourhoods where it is found that opportunities for crime are reduced by increasing the range of activities in public spaces, in other words, by putting more eyes on the street. Crime prevention and community development programs can work together to provide a greater capacity for community ownership of the public realm. Research also shows that crime prevention strategies work best when community participation and multi-agency input is optimised. In Ontario, Canada for instance, the application of crime prevention through environmental design techniques in certain areas have reportedly increased housing sales by as much as 33 per cent and decreased security problems by 50 per cent (Ontario Provincial Police, 2005). The Crime Prevention Resource Manual of New South Wales (Ellis and Associates, 1998) provides some compelling case studies of situations where the application of crime prevention through environmental design principles has reduced the incidence of particular types of crime. It is important to note that crime cannot be completely designed out of an environment nor can all crime be addressed through environmental design. Crime and nuisance are very specific activities and are part of a wider dynamic of activities that take place in the environment. For example, design cannot address issues of irrational behaviour and negative socio-economic dynamics. The types of activities that can best be addressed by these guidelines include theft from and of automobiles, breaking and entering, robbery, specific types of assault and violence and specific nuisance activity such as mischief and inappropriate skateboarding and graffiti. 1.3 Purpose of the guidelines The principal purpose of the guidelines is to provide local government, government agencies, town centre management, the public and private sector development industry and planning and design practitioners, with a context for understanding the principles of designing out crime and a toolbox of design criteria and approaches to address crime prevention in their local areas. The guidelines are intended to assist in the decision-making process. It is important that the relevant parts of the guidelines are incorporated in part or as a whole in local planning policies and state development control policies. Their application through this means will result in a better planning and design outcome for the community. 1.4 Process for developing the guidelines The process for developing the guidelines involved: the collation of personal experience and knowledge by the consultant team including a comprehensive literature and internet search identifying examples of best practice guidelines for designing out crime in Australia, Europe and North America; assessment of the current national and state policy framework for designing out crime; page 2
9 Designing Out Crime Planning Guidelines consultation with the joint client reference group to ensure the draft guidelines meet the objectives and expectations of the study; workshops with key groups including local government and government agencies to establish key issues and to consider the scope, content and format of the draft guidelines; a 90-day public comment period to gain the benefit of community input including public forums in metropolitan and regional centres to explain the proposed content and potential implications of the planning guidelines to key groups including planners, police, insurance representatives, designers and developers from both public and private sector; and drafting a planning bulletin and finalising the associated guidelines. In the near future it could include: integration of the guidelines within the WAPC framework of development control policies; and integration into a government web based information system. 1.5 Application of the guidelines The guidelines are intended to be a readily useable, illustrated, reference document, which demonstrates good and bad examples of design in the urban environment from a crime prevention perspective. The guidelines do not override current statutory policy but rather identify concepts and approaches to improve design. The WAPC will refer to the guidelines in making decisions on relevant aspects of planning and development, including its assessment of local planning strategies, town planning schemes, structure plans and subdivision applications and in the review of the development control policies. Other government agencies should refer to the guidelines in the preparation of development proposals, consultants briefs and corporate objectives. The guidelines encourage balanced decision-making and provide a rationale for the resolution of issues and design conflicts including elements within Liveable Neighbourhoods, the Residential Design Codes (Draft Variation Number 1) and ecologically sustainable design. The guidelines take into account the variations between established and greenfield areas and metropolitan and regional urban settlement. From a local government perspective, the guidelines are advisory only and do not override the provisions of an existing scheme or statutory policy. Accordingly it is important that the relevant parts of the guidelines can be applied at the strategic and detailed level, including: local planning strategy objectives; provisions within town planning scheme reviews and amendments; planning policies adopted under scheme provisions; structure planning; assessing of regeneration, rezoning and subdivision proposal; and determining development applications. page 3
10 The guidelines may be adopted as a whole or in part by local government as a planning policy in accordance with relevant town planning scheme provisions. Alternatively, local government may adopt specific policies to address designing out crime matters. The key steps to preparing an appropriate policy are described in section 4 of the guidelines, including helpful hints on things to consider (4.3). Examples of local government policies are included in the reference list. In addition local governments are encouraged to lead by example in areas under their management and control. From a private sector perspective, the guidelines should provide part of the context to good and proper planning along with other statutory and non-statutory planning policies. The private sector is encouraged to adopt some or all of the principles of the guidelines to design out crime if they have not already done so and to adopt a design strategy incorporating the principles, as described in sections 4 and 5. This approach may also be part of a marketing or branding initiative. At the local community level, the guidelines will aim to provide some guidance on the value of community or neighbourhood building and information on the practical strategies that exist. 1.6 Structure of the guidelines The planning guidelines are structured in sections. Section 2 sets out the key designing out crime objectives. Section 3 outlines the national, state and local context to the designing out crime guidelines. Section 4 provides the key steps for designing out crime including the principles, crime risk assessment process and the design considerations. Section 5 contains a toolbox of criteria and possible design approaches to generic and specific situations. Section 6 covers implementation with regard to state and local government. Section 7 contains contacts for further information, section 8 references and section 9 a glossary of terms. page 4
11 Designing Out Crime Planning Guidelines 2 Objectives of the Guidelines The objectives of the guidelines are: to raise awareness of key community safety, security and crime prevention issues, designing out crime principles and solutions; to ensure that planning and detailed design for land use, development and redevelopment activity takes into consideration designing out crime principles; to aid the integration of safety and security concerns throughout the planning and development assessment process for public and private sector projects and in the management and maintenance of the public realm; to encourage the incorporation of designing out crime principles in operational aspects of community and neighbourhood management; and to identify public and private sector roles, responsibilities and opportunities for partnerships in the planning and design process in the interest of community safety. page 5
12 3 Designing Out Crime Context in Western Australia 3.1 National strategic framework The guidelines are prepared in the context of the draft national policy guidance for crime prevention. The Crime Prevention for the Built Environment Policy Framework, recently drafted by the Australian and New Zealand Crime Prevention Ministerial Forum includes: S1 Model crime prevention through environmental design code; S2 Model crime prevention through environmental design application guide; S3 A crime prevention through environmental design checklist for assessing planning applications and public realm and facilities improvements; and S4 A crime prevention through environmental design training program. The national documents draw heavily upon the Safer Design Guidelines Victoria (Department of Sustainability and Environment, 2003) and the Australian Capital Territory Crime Prevention and Urban Design Resource Manual (2000), which have also provided an important resource in the preparation of these guidelines. These guidelines are leading interstate practice and are consistent with national policy. 3.2 Western Australian policy context State government policy framework In Western Australia, Preventing Crime, the State Community Safety and Crime Prevention Strategy starts with a clear vision: to make our community safer. The strategy has five key goals all of which are relevant to the planning guidelines: supporting families, children and young people; strengthening communities and revitalising neighbourhoods; targeting priority offences; reducing repeat offending; and designing out crime. The strategy identifies a number of actions to assist in achieving these goals, which are relevant to the guidelines, including: collecting, analysing and mapping data with the assistance of tertiary institutions; developing a state designing out crime strategy that requires crime prevention to be considered in the planning of public and private buildings and spaces; progressively entering into partnerships with local governments to develop and implement local community safety and crime prevention plans; and supporting communities to build their capacity to plan and manage issues like community safety. page 6
13 Designing Out Crime Planning Guidelines The draft state designing out crime strategy being prepared by the Office of Crime Prevention, seeks to embed designing out crime principles at all levels of the planning and development process through policy and project development. Policy development includes input into overarching policies such as the statements of planning policy and the State planning strategy. These guidelines are part of the project development aspect promoting designing out crime and working with local government and other agencies Local government context The guidelines also sit within a framework of decision making and development activity at local government level. Options for local government include the ability to make provisions for designing out crime through: local planning strategies; town planning schemes; local government policies; structure plans, redevelopment plans and subdivision assessments; and development control policies and conditions. Prioritising designing out crime in community safety and crime prevention plans is also an option for local government and one of the main ways in which the Office of Crime Prevention works in partnership with local government. The Armadale Redevelopment Authority and a number of local governments including the City of Wanneroo, City of Perth, City of Fremantle and City of Gosnells have some form of specific crime prevention through environmental design guidance in place. Examples are given in the reference list. These examples make interesting reading and are a reference point for other local governments considering formulating local guidance. They vary in scope, content and production cost. It will often be the case in an existing environment or within the prevailing planning system that a strategy will need to be implemented in stages. For example, in the City of Gosnells, an established area, the Safe City Urban Design Strategy fell into three broad steps: an establishment strategy, involving research into the nature of crime in Gosnells; a bridging strategy, incorporating short-term measures to address priorities; and a preventative strategy, including a long-term strategy to reduce crime. The Gosnells strategy is a holistic approach which includes not only environmental redesign but also addresses issues such as job creation, the improvement of choice and a variety of other activities such as promotional programs. page 7
14 4 Key Steps in Designing Out Crime The guidelines establish a ten step process for developing designing out crime initiatives. The key steps are: 1. identifying principles 2. incorporating risk assessment 3. integrating planning and design considerations 4. applying the toolbox of design guidelines and criteria 5. preparing a design strategy 6. carrying out design assessment 7. management and maintenance 8. monitoring 9. preparing a security risk strategy 10. reviewing policy Figure 1 illustrates how principles, policies and responses to the policies within the public and private sector, can be integrated within an overall approach to specific development situations. Once in place this system will require monitoring to ensure continuing effectiveness. Step 1 is to ensure that designing out crime principles are identified and that the principles are reflected in planning policies and assessment practices. Before the principles can be applied in any specific location it will be necessary to undertake a crime risk assessment as described in step 2. The crime risk assessment will help to determine the priority given to designing out crime principles in the mix of planning and design considerations. Ways to ensure local conditions and community or stakeholder input are used in balancing competing considerations are described in step 3. This process can be applied in all types of development including greenfield, brownfield, metropolitan and regional sites. It can also apply to any scale of proposed development from the macro (strategic/structure plan) to meso (subdivision) or micro (building design). Step 4 is the practical application of the Designing Out Crime Planning Guidelines to specific proposals and policies. It shows how generic and site specific tools can be used in a variety of situations. The tools are described in section 5 the designing out crime toolbox. This toolbox can be used to prepare a design strategy (step 5) or in step 6 the design assessment process. Once a design or plan has been prepared and approved (and development completed) there is also a requirement for ongoing management and maintenance (step 7) to maintain safety. Ongoing monitoring (step 8) to show whether design elements are having the desired result and indicate any emerging problems is also required to ensure long-term sustainability. Step 9 is security risk management that can be applied to ensure existing and emerging issues are identified early, prioritised and addressed. Finally, step 10 is to review designing out crime policy in the light of experience to update tools, guidelines and practices. This will ensure the ongoing relevance of designing out crime in planning, assessment and development processes. page 8
15 Designing Out Crime Planning Guidelines Figure 1: Key steps for designing out crime 1. Identifying designing out crime princples 2. Incorporating crime risk assessment 3. Integrating planning and design Considerations Macro strategic infrastructure /structure plans Meso subdivision plans 4. Applying the toolbox of design guidelines and criteria Generic Site-specific Micro building design Greenfield 5. Prepare a design strategy Redevelopment Revitalisation 6. Carrying out a design assessment 7. Management and maintenance Public sector 8. Monitoring Both Public and private sector 9. Security risk strategy Back to top 10. Policy review page 9
16 4.1 Step 1 Identifying the need for designing out crime principles There is no single prescriptive method for designing out crime; however, crime prevention through environmental design practitioners and educationalists in Australia, recognise a set of accepted principle headings which can be considered and developed at a local level. Designing out crime principles could be based on five design and usage concepts: surveillance; access control; territorial reinforcement; target hardening (security measures); and management and maintenance. These concepts can be separated into macro, meso and micro principles: macro is represented in scale by structure plans and strategic infrastructure projects; meso by subdivision plans and precinct-scaled studies; and micro by detailed area plans and building design, building approvals and public space design (streetscapes, urban spaces and public open spaces). target hardening page 10
17 Designing Out Crime Planning Guidelines Surveillance Surveillance requires the location and use of design features and activities that create a perception of increased risk of detection for perpetrators of criminal activity and of increased safety and security for legitimate users. Criminals do not usually want to be seen. Placing physical features, activities and people in ways that maximise the ability to see what is happening discourages crime. A good example is the location of cafes and kiosks near parks. Strategies for crime prevention should contribute to vitality, accessibility and diversity. Barriers such as blank walls or building facades without windows can make it difficult to observe activity. A key thing to remember is to place less safe activities in safe areas and very safe activities in slightly less safe areas. mixed use activate streets Surveillance principles Macro principles Meso principles Micro principles Land uses should be compatible with neighbouring uses. Strategic footpaths and cycleways to be in view of adjacent land uses. Avoid seas of car parks. Big box uses should be arranged to have no public access to the sides of buildings. Avoid over use of buffer & security zones which push land uses apart to the point of isolation. Avoid concave building envelopes. Illuminate unwanted congregation areas and entrapment spots. Lots should be located to ensure adequate surveillance of public realm spaces. Locate uses that can provide natural surveillance wherever possible. Ensure clear sightlines to public realm spaces from adjacent buildings. Light primary pedestrian routes. Ensure level changes do not obscure public places. Front boundary fencing should be visually permeable. page 11
18 Access control Access control involves the use of design features that deny offenders access to targets, reduce their escape opportunities and guide legitimate users through the environment. Natural access control involves the use of the environment to clearly mark borders and transitional zones to psychologically deter movement of illegitimate users into protected space. Human measures such as security guards can also be used. Further measures include security hardware, which is often referred to as target hardening. access control Access control principles Macro principles Meso principles Micro principles Management of traffic patterns in order to moderate car-related crime (car theft, hijacking, get away vehicles). Delineation and alignment of public access routes away from inappropriate environments. Create places and streets that support legitimate uses in full view of the legitimate community. Avoid cul-de-sacs linked by pedestrian routes unless part of a wider open space connection with surveillance. Avoid use of back lanes without guardian surveillance from properties. Minimise multiple escape routes. Secure access against offenders with gates and defining structures. Ramps and steps can create effective local access controls. Changes of ground level delineate ownership or use changes. Integrate security screens and bars as design elements not afterthoughts. Careful consideration of scaleable fences and bollards which may inhibit pursuit of offenders. page 12
19 Designing Out Crime Planning Guidelines Territorial reinforcement Territorial reinforcement is the use of physical features designed to express ownership and control of the environment and delineate private and semi-private spaces reducing ambiguity of space ownership. People usually protect territory that they feel is their own and have a certain respect for the territory of others. Identifying intruders is much easier in well-defined space. An area that looks protected gives the impression that greater effort is required to commit a crime. territorial reinforcement territorial reinforcement strong definition of private space Territorial reinforcement principles Macro principles Meso principles Micro principles Define public and private land use areas and ownership boundaries clearly. Align major transport infrastructure to minimise land take. Create subneighbourhoods to engender local character areas. Plan and design communities with supporting facilities and land uses. Clearly define private ownership by structures and surface materials. Avoid ambiguity of ownership and responsibility. Appropriate signage. page 13
20 Target hardening (security measures) Target hardening is the physical securing of buildings and places against access from offenders. Generally, the mechanisms and elements of target hardening are very detailed and relate only to the micro scale, affecting building design and detailing. security grill doors The issues associated with target hardening include the potential for detailed target hardening responses to have an adverse effect on public safety. Measures such as enhanced locks, bars, closed circuit television, window shutters and security fencing all can contribute to reducing opportunities for criminal behaviour. ineffective target hardening on windows However, the inclusion of such elements can conflict with other community-based activities and can also detract from the amenity of an area resulting in an increase in the perception or fear of crime. Although a valid and valued tactic, target hardening requires careful integration within an overall approach to designing out crime and crime risk assessment. All designing out crime measures should be exhausted before introducing target hardening. Target hardening principles Macro principles Meso principles Micro principles No elements at the macro level other than the potential to address increased security through policy statements on land use mix, access arrangements, building design and site planning. Consider the installation of traffic management elements to discourage vehicle-enhanced break-ins to shops and commercial premises in streetscapes. Ensure individual site security measures do not adversely affect local area security considerations. Should be based on and justified by individual need assessment. Incorporate shuttering and window barring as integral design elements where openings are susceptible to break-in and concealed crime exit. Ensure building parapets do not conceal unlawful access. Install closed circuit television where natural surveillance is poor. Where fencing is required for security it should be no less than two metres in height. page 14
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Lawmakers are considering legislation that would make Colorado one of just 3 states that do not require unanimous verdicts
Five months after two of Colorado's most notorious mass murderers received life sentences, lawmakers are considering legislation that would toss the requirement that death sentences be unanimous.
The bill would allow a death sentence if at least nine of the 12 jurors vote for it. Removing the requirement would put Colorado in the minority of states — there are only three — that allow for non-unanimous verdicts in capital cases.
A unanimous vote would still be required to convict someone of a crime.
Sen. Kevin Lundberg, R-Berthoud, said he is sponsoring the bill because he "wants to save lives" and have a penalty "that will cause the bad guy to think twice before they pull the trigger."
"Colorado has a death penalty sentence on the books. But in reality, I think we have set the bar so high through the process that it's impossible to actually garner a conviction in cases where it is so obviously deserving of the death penalty."
But critics peg the legislation — which could still be amended — as an effort to make it easier to obtain a death sentence.
"We require the prosecution to prove beyond a reasonable doubt all criminal charges to a unanimous jury," said Colorado public defender Doug Wilson. "So (under the proposed bill) someone charged with shoplifting would get a unanimous jury, and yet when we decide we want to execute one of our citizens, we would leave it to a jury of less than 12."
Rarely used in Colorado, the death penalty was center stage last summer as prosecutors sought the punishment for two men convicted of two devastating crimes. The trials of James Holmes and Dexter Lewis stretched on for weeks and months but ultimately ended in life sentences for each.
Holmes, who was convicted of killing 12 people and wounding 70 inside an Aurora movie theater in July 2012, was sentenced to life during the final phase of sentencing, in which three jurors did not vote for a death sentence.
Shortly after, during the second phase of Lewis' death penalty hearing, at least one member of a Denver jury found that the details of his life suggested mercy outweighed the details of the crime that suggested death. Lewis, who was convicted of stabbing five people to death in a bar in 2012, also was sentenced to life in prison.
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Discussion in 'Mechanic and Repair' started by Roger, Jul 2, 2009.
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Restrorob ( or whoever knows )-
Where do you access the parts diagram for this Honda mower? Do you pay for a service that allows you access?
You can look up/purchase parts here;
Roger, you might want to edit that one caption:
"Three support segments are not back in place."
Change to:
"Three support segments are now back in place."
Thanks Rob
Merkava ... thanks for the correction. I cannot change my post here.
I'm surprised that anybody looked at the images, let alone read the commentary.
Not so...
This is the kind of post that makes a site like this so valuable.
And, other than having to look at the grass under the deck, you did a perfect job of photos with captions.
I have two of the older models of these and have replaced a throttle cable here and there but never the transmission one.
Now, if you would just do a like a similar photo shoot and instructions on how to do the carb rebuild, I would be most happy. Finally just took it to the dealer and let him do it.
Anyway, great post.
I could not agree more. Most people won't take the time to take pictures and post them, let alone take pictures, post them and then provide a play by play on how they did the repair.
Roger, you are the man
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