[Noisebridge-discuss] Deadbolt for the elevator room?

[nils at shkoo.com]

The easiest way to control elevator access to the space would be to just 
leave the elevator door open on the 3rd floor; that way no one will be 
able to use it without first opening the keyed door at the top of the 
stairs.

-nils

On Wed, 10 Mar 2010, Rubin Abdi wrote:

> On the subject of access control. Anyone else noticed we're missing the
> deadbolt to the gate on the elevator room? I'm guessing it got pulled
> off and used for the gate downstairs when we switched over the keys.
>
> I've noticed folks not bothering to lock the glass door when they're the
> last ones out of the space/building. Additionally it seems like some
> people don't even know the glass door should be locked (and unlocked at
> a later point in time) and thusly don't have keys to it.
>
> If the glass door is left unlocked, someone seeking access to the space
> for maliciousness activities (installing cameras and rubbing human feces
> on Susan the Rack) could simply kick in the gate (not hard, and most of
> the time recently the gate doesn't even bother to swing closed all the
> way) or jump over the gate (I've done it before, really easy), then take
> the elevator up to our floor and walk right in, shit clutching and all.
>
> I _think_ there might be an extra deadbolt in the dj booth. Anyone good
> at and feel like rekeying? If not can we just get the board to buy one
> keyed correctly with Noisebridge money?
>
> --
> Rubin Abdi
> rubin at starset.net
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