Attachment 2 - Pad Layout.pdf

This document appears to be a set of technical installation diagrams for gate and access control upgrades across multiple pad locations (60950, 60951, 60952, 60953). The drawings provide detailed schematics for standardized modifications including: replacing existing gate hardware, installing wireless keypads 8 feet away from gates, adding bollards for damage prevention, converting safety loops to auto weight detection, and repositioning eyelet sensors and safety edges. Each pad diagram shows consistent instructions for removing old external keypads, installing new wireless keypads and bollards, and updating safety and detection systems. The aerial photographs show desert/arid facility locations with fenced pad areas containing multiple dark-colored equipment or vehicle assets, with white access roads and flight line indicators.

The installation specifications are nearly identical across the different pad locations, suggesting this is part of a coordinated upgrade project for security and access control infrastructure. Key technical details include positioning wireless keypads 8 feet from gates, placing bollards 1 foot away from keypads, converting existing safety systems to automated weight detection, and standardizing gate hardware across multiple sites. The consistent approach implies a systematic improvement of access control and safety systems for these facility locations.