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20.36.120 M. The lock bolt on all glass patio doors shall engage the strike sufficiently to prevent its being disengaged by any possible movement of the door within the space or clearance provided for instal- lation and operation. The strike azea shall be of material adequate to maintain effec- tiveness of bolt strength. (Prior Code § 2-12.86) 20.36.130 Residential Units -Entry Vision: All main entry doors shall be equipped with approved devices so that the occu- pant has a view of the azea immediately outside the door without opening the door. Such view may be provided by a door viewer or view ports in the door or adjoining wall. View ports shall be small so as to prevent a person outside the door from reaching the required locking device or the windows; the view ports shall be located more than forty inches (40") from such locks when the door is in the closed position. (Prior Code § 2-12.87) 20.36.140 Residential Units - Windows: Sliding windows shall be designed to prevent removal by raising of the moving panel from the track while in a closed or partially open position. Louvered win- dows, except those above the first story, shall not be permitted. (Prior Code § 2-12.88) 20.36.150 Residential Units -Doors, Overhead And Sliding: Each overhead or sliding door shall meet the following standards: A. Overhead or sliding doors shall be secured with a cylinder lock, padlock with hardened steel shackle, metal slide baz, bolt or equivalent when not otherwise locked by electric power operation. B. The lock shall be designed and in- stalled so as to prevent the locking mech- anism from being defeated by prying or shifting the door from side to side. C. A cylinder guard shall be installed on each mortise or rim-cylinder lock which projects beyond the face of the door or is otherwise accessible to gripping tools. (Prior Code § 2-12.89) 20.36.160 Residential Units - Lighting: The following standards as to lighting of residential units shall be followed: A. Each pazking lot and/or carport providing more than ten (10) parking spaces shall be provided with a main- tained minimum of one foot-candle of light on the pazking surface during the hours of dazkness. B. Lighting fixtures shall be so az- ranged as to illuminate light uniformly over the parking surface. C. Lights shall be secured to discour- age tampering. (Prior Code § 2-12.90) (Pleasanton 5-99) '] 18