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Hardscapes continued
For example, water features are NOT allowed on District grounds
since we live in an area where the Zika virus is an ongoing concern.
While this is an unfortunate set of circumstances, it is an issue that
we must keep in mind.

Some hardscapes require permits. As a general rule of thumb,
if you are making a permanent change to your campus, the
project will require a permit and must follow the guidelines
outlined in District Policy 7.26 - Facilities or Grounds
Modifications Funded by Internal Accounts or Donations.

http://go.boarddocs.com/fl/palmbeach/Board.nsf/
goto?open&id=BAY5F86D0A5E
For more information regarding the allowable District structures,
please visit the Building Code Services (BCS) section of this
publication.

Environmental Design and Safety Practices
Crime Prevention through Environmental Design (CPTED) is a
proactive approach using design strategies to ensure safety is
maintained as new environmental spaces are created. Refer to the
BCS section of this guide for more detailed information.

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