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Lossan Station Information Swat Team Assessment LOSSAN TAC February 9, 2012, Agenda Item 5 LOSSAN STATION INFORMATION SWAT TEAM ASSESSMENT DRAFT FEBRUARY 2012 1 | Page LOSSAN Station Information SWAT Team Assessment 230 Table of Contents Table of Contents ........................................................................................................................................ 2 Acronyms .................................................................................................................................................. 4 Acknowledgements ................................................................................................................................. 4 Introduction .................................................................................................................................................. 1 Methodology ................................................................................................................................................ 3 Station Site Profiles: San Luis Obispo County ........................................................................................... 4 San Luis Obispo ........................................................................................................................................ 4 Grover Beach Station ............................................................................................................................... 5 Station Site Profiles: Santa Barbara County .............................................................................................. 6 Guadalupe Station ................................................................................................................................... 6 Lompoc-Surf Station ................................................................................................................................ 7 Goleta Station .......................................................................................................................................... 8 Santa Barbara Station .............................................................................................................................. 9 Carpinteria Station ................................................................................................................................. 11 Station Site Profiles: Ventura County ....................................................................................................... 13 Ventura Station ...................................................................................................................................... 13 East Ventura Station .............................................................................................................................. 15 Oxnard Station ....................................................................................................................................... 17 Camarillo Station ................................................................................................................................... 19 Moorpark Station ................................................................................................................................... 21 Simi Valley Station ................................................................................................................................. 23 Station Site Profiles: Los Angeles County ................................................................................................ 25 Chatsworth Station ............................................................................................................................... 25 Northridge Station ................................................................................................................................. 27 Van Nuys Station ................................................................................................................................... 29 Burbank Bob Hope Airport Station ...................................................................................................... 31 Downtown Burbank Station ................................................................................................................. 33 Glendale Station .................................................................................................................................... 35 Los Angeles Union Station .................................................................................................................... 37 Commerce Station ................................................................................................................................. 40 Norwalk-Santa Fe Station ..................................................................................................................... 42 2 | Page LOSSAN Station Information SWAT Team Assessment 231 Station Site Profiles: Orange County ........................................................................................................ 44 Buena Park Station ................................................................................................................................ 44 Fullerton Station ..................................................................................................................................... 46 Anaheim Station .................................................................................................................................... 48 Orange Station ....................................................................................................................................... 50 Santa Ana Station .................................................................................................................................. 52 Tustin Station ......................................................................................................................................... 54 Irvine Station .......................................................................................................................................... 56 Laguna Niguel-Mission Viejo Station ................................................................................................... 58 San Juan Capistrano Station ................................................................................................................. 60 San Clemente-North Beach Station ..................................................................................................... 62 San Clemente Pier Station .................................................................................................................... 64 Station Site Profiles: San Diego County ................................................................................................... 66 Oceanside Station .................................................................................................................................. 66 Carlsbad Village Station ........................................................................................................................ 68 Carlsbad Poinsettia Station ................................................................................................................... 70 Encinitas Station ..................................................................................................................................... 72 Solana Beach Station ............................................................................................................................. 74 Sorrento Valley Station .......................................................................................................................... 76 San Diego Old Town Station ................................................................................................................ 77 San Diego Santa Fe Station ................................................................................................................... 79 Station Site Profiles: Riverside County ..................................................................................................... 81 Pedley Station ......................................................................................................................................... 81 Riverside Downtown ............................................................................................................................. 83 Riverside La Sierra Station ..................................................................................................................... 85 North Main Corona ............................................................................................................................... 87 West Corona Station ............................................................................................................................. 89 Examples of Good Station Information ................................................................................................... 91 Examples of Station Information Needing Improvement ....................................................................... 94 Conclusion .............................................................................................................................................. 97 Appendix A: LOSSAN Station Information SWAT Team Checklist ........................................................ 98 3 | Page LOSSAN Station Information SWAT Team Assessment 232 Acronyms LOSSAN – Los Angeles, San Diego, San Luis Obispo
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