BHODP

(Shamelessly lifted from the Yagoton Optimal Defense Plan, among others. Thanks for leading the way!)

Brooke Hills (custom) Defense Plan

Created by the suburb defense group the Brooke Hills Museum Foundation, the plan follows a modification to the Uniform Barricading Policy, but is specific only to this Suburb. Characters are encouraged to read here on barricades and barricading and the Uniform Barricading Policy.

Basically, any buildings containing critical items (Hospitals, Police Stations* and Necrotech, providing first aid, weaponry and revivication syringes) are only barricaded to Very Strong*, and all others to Extremely Heavy (to allow safe houses for Survivors with Free Running). This is so that, in theory, there there is at least one fully accessible building for any given 9 block square area (3x3) of the suburb, so even Survivors unfamiliar with the plan can find access to safety without too much difficulty.

(* See below for local Custom local exceptions)

Brooke Hills & neighbors
Shuttlebank	Yagoton	Millen Hills
Eastonwood	Brooke Hills	Shearbank
Richmond Hills	Ketchelbank	Roachtown

Brooke Hills has some unusual factors that influence a custom variation on the standard Uniform Barricading Policy plan (aka a custom "Defence" plan.) B.H. has an unusually high percentage of open space, 50% overall, such that providing adequate "freely accessible" buildings for low-level survivors in all areas demands shying away from the typical Heavy Barricade choices. The BMF also believes in keeping at least one example of atypical search areas accessible, such as Junkyards, Factories, Auto Repair shops, and the like, if possible.

• Note that due to its location near other Very Strong buildings, the SW Fire Station should be Heavily barricaded.

• BH has 2 groups of 3 Police Departments clustered very close to each other (see map)- the "middle" PD is to be Heavily Barricaded, the other 2 Very Strong.

• For reasons that should be obvious to the observant, Brooke Hill's 6 Museums will also be fully accessible to all Survivors. (The dream of this policy temporarily awaits a more secure suburb.)

In the event of an increased zombie threat level, some buildings may be increased in their barricade level (by policy or by individual initiative), but otherwise buildings with critical resources be should (in theory) "never" become unavailable to new Survivors by over-barricading above "Very Strong"! Specifically this includes Hospitals, NecroTech and Police Departments (keeping in mind the local exceptions, above).

(Note: Barricading these buildings over VS only traps characters without Free Running outside, and forces them away from the burb. Please be considerate to new meat players in the game. Survivors should keep a few AP to spare in case an expected VS building is over-barricaded, or ruined.) Swingin' Sam 00:19, 25 February 2008 (UTC)

The local survivor defense group, the Brooke Hills Museum Foundation, has declared this plan for the maintenance of the barricading levels according to this diagram, but asks all visitors to lend a hand. All questions, comments, and complaints should be directed to the BMF Discussion Page (The BMF is currently inactive).

Map of Brooke Hills & environs

With the cooperation of the Brooke Hills Museum Foundation, the Malton Fire Department and the Malton Police Department have assumed responsibilty for the barricade policy in Brooke Hills. These two divisions of the Department of Emergency Management have boarded up all museums for safekeeping, until the city is safe again.

Please observe the following guidelines:

If you have Free Running, sleep in an EHB building.

If you do not have Free Running, sleep in a NON-resourceVSB building...

MFD and MPD thank in advance anyone helping to maintain the barricade policy.

This barricade plan is a target to strive for, but at any given moment, zombies and overzealous, frightened, or malicious survivors may radically change the barricade landscape. Rather than waste effort tearing down barricades only to put them up next door, the MPD and MFD will:

barricade in the spirit of the Uniform Barricade Policy, so that there is always a VSB nearby.

update this map as frequently as possible.

But please do not rely on this map as a definitive, up-to-date, and infallible resource. Save a few AP in case something goes wrong, and check the main Brooke Hills article for scouting updates.

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Recent updates
Most recent on top. Please sign and date with --~~~~

Rephrased intro section, to reflect changes since originally posted. "Optimal Barricade Policy" no longer exists (now UBP), BMF is no longer active, changed "never above VS" to "in theory 'never' above...", etc etc.--Swingin' Sam 00:36, 25 February 2008 (UTC)

Changed warehouse at [49, 29] from VS to heavy, to reflect current status and because there is another VS building nearby. --Dan 05:08, 2 April 2006 (BST)

Marked St. Pius church as a revive point. (I did not put it in bold, because it's being run by the zoo association, which does not otherwise operate in Brooke Hills.) --Dan 05:33, 2 April 2006 (BST)

swapped VSB and EHB safehouses at [43,23] and [44,23]

marked Schlach Clinic [47,24]

-- Forbin 08:31, 28 February 2006 (GMT)

Uniform Barricading Policy for Brooke Hills

The following is the UBP for Brooke Hills.

	UBP-Compliant Barricade Plan
	This barricade plan is compliant with the Uniform Barricading Policy. This plan was last reviewed on October 14, 2009.

	40	41	42	43	44	45	46	47	48	49
20	Swallow Lane Police Department	Spence Row Police Department	Pattinson Plaza	Olsen Plaza	St. Ita's Church	a cemetery RP	McCormack Square	a factory	Cherington Row	the Higdon Building	20
21	a factory	the Dampier Museum	Nicks Grove	Winstone Road	the Hames Building	Keane Street	Fifoot Park	Axworthy Way	Selwood Row	wasteland	21
22	Grandon Place Police Department	the Heathcote Building	the Johnston Museum	wasteland RP	Stodgell Cinema	the Hellyer Building	the Ledamun Monument	Blann Avenue	Brent Place Fire Station	Bridle Drive	22
23	Heckworthy Drive	Osmonton Road	Pudsey Park	a junkyard	a warehouse	a carpark	the Crabbe Arms	Prickett Road	Say Square	St. Luke's Cathedral	23
24	Botting Square	the Wormald Building	the Chamberlain Building	Wakeley Grove	Author Avenue	Vigour Walk	Davie Walk	the Schalch Building	Kitting Walk Railway Station	St. Luke's Cathedral	24
25	the Portass Museum	the Parsley Building	McNally Walk	Shipp Alley Railway Station	a warehouse	a carpark	Budgett Alley Railway Station	Beckley Square	Connor Park	St. Arnold's Church	25
26	Twitt Row Police Department	the Chap Building	Ryley Road Police Department	wasteland	the Welsford Museum	a junkyard	Swaffield Plaza	Donoran Road	the Duckworth Motel	Pomroy Place	26
27	a carpark	Blatcher Avenue	the Griff Museum	St. Wulfstan's Hospital	Cade Place Fire Station	the Norvell Building MPM	Holcombe Lane	Sheldon Lane Police Department	Hellear Walk	Croxford Road	27
28	Chafie Bank	Redpath Alley School	Heaveb Way	a carpark	Wiles Cinema	Moorman Plaza	St. Methodius's Church	Gillycuddy Boulevard	Perin Alley	the Redwood Museum	28
29	Wakely Alley	St. Pius's Church RP	Hearne Lane	the Joce Building	Membery Avenue	Stallworthy Square	a cemetery RP	a factory	a factory	a warehouse	29
	40	41	42	43	44	45	46	47	48	49

LEGEND
Extremely Heavily Barricaded Very Strongly Barricaded No Barricades
Auto Repair Shops Hospitals Other (non-TRP) Factories and Power Stations NecroTech Buildings Unbarricadable Forts and Malls Police Departments
MPM: Mobile Phone Masts RP: Revive Points

Key
"Access Limitted" Buildings
Heavy Barricades	Survivors require Free Running to enter, by accessing via an adjacent building.
Freely Enterable Buildings
"Very Strong" barricades	The Barricades in these buildings should be kept at Very Strong, and no higher, to allow all Survivors accessibility to community resources. Free Runners should rest nearby in Heavily barricaded buildings, to avoid creating large targets.
Fire Stations	B.H. has 2 Fire Stations that are both fully accessable and barricaded only to Very Strong.
Police Dept.	B.H. has 6 Police Depts, of which 4 are freely accessable, The other 2 being extremely nearby to two others, and Heavy Barricaded - see Notes below).
Hospital	Hospitals should always be accessible to all Survivors.
Clinic	Because there is only one hospital in Brooke Hills, the Department of Emergency Services maintains the Schlach Building at [47,24] as an emergency clinic. Although you will not find first-aid kits here, EMTs will routinely patch people up here. Please maintain this building at VSB, and do not linger in the waiting room.
Buildings outside Brooke Hills
(white label)	the BMF has no idea how barricaded these buildings are.
Hospital	We can only hope that no one is over-barricading hospitals, but who knows?
Revive Points	Revivication Points should "never" be barricaded, so zombies can enter freely. In theory.

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Abbreviations
Grey	Streets, empty land		Grey	Streets outside Brooke Hills
P.D.	Police Department		F.S.	Fire Station
N.T.	NecroTech bldg		Hosp	Hospital
f	factory		w	warehouse
j.yd	junkyard		Mus	Museum
Cath	Cathedral- a "large building"		Mans	Mansion, a "large building
ch	church		s	school
~a~	"arms", pub, club, etc.
P!	Cell Phone Tower, requires generator & fuel to run
Additional Tagging Targets
b	bank (@ 40,28)		Mon	Monument

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Notes

Police Department

Brooke Hills has two groupings of 3 P.D.'s (the SW grouping sharing one with Eastonwood, in the 39 Column). In each trio of P.D's, the "center" one is designated Heavy Barricade.

Fire Stations

B.H. only has two F.S.'s. Because of its proximity to other Very Strong locations, the SW one will remain Heavily Barricaded.

The only items that can be found in a F.S. are a fireaxe, flaregun, and wirecutters. Wirecutters are largely useless, and flareguns are... an unusual weapon, that can be found in Police Departments if you really want one.

Fireaxes can also be found at junkyards and auto repair yards (both good place to search in general), and also warehouses.

Hospitals

Since Hospitals outside Brooke Hills are also critical locations, they are shown in pink, but the BMF does not take responsibility for their barricade policies!

Junkyards

Junkyards have no doors, but can be barricaded. The following items can be found there: Shotguns & shells, pistols & clips, crowbars, cellphones, fireaxes, spraycans, fuel, pipe, bat, knife, wirecutters, newspapers, and books.

Phone Tower

Norvell bldg (45,27) (fuel cans be found in Junkyards, Auto Repair shops, Factories, and carparks; Generators in Hardware Stores, Fire Stations, Factories and Malls.)

Cathedral

St. Luke's Cathedral is a Large Building, spanning B.H.'s eastern border with Shearbank. As such, it is only as strong as the strongest of its 4 blocks- once inside, any survivors (or zombies) can move from block to block within the building. The BMF does not recommend staying in the Cathedral, nor do we at this time take responsibility for the security of the building as a whole, but will attempt to ensure that it remains barricaded at least Very Strong, if no more.

Museums

At some point, the BMF hopes to maintain all Museums powered for the enjoyment of its citizens, but for now we're working on the basics of defense- we'll get flashy later.

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Acknowledgement and thanks to the author(s) of the various other Suburb Defense Plans for their work that inspired and was adapted to create this page.

• East Becktown (E.B. Barricade Plan)
• West Becktown (Variant of E.B. Barricade Plan)
• numerous suburbs (Uniform Barricade Policy)
• Yagoton (Optimal Defense Diagram)
• Dulston (Optimal Defense Diagram)
• Quarlesbank (Optimal Defense Diagram)