Located observations are grouped by doorway/gate, preserving dates and correction evidence. This does not certify that every exit in the store was photographed or blocked.
| Location | Dates | Evidence | What the selected view establishes |
|---|---|---|---|
| TLE exit-marked side doorway | September 23 | View source | Ladder lies across the marked doorway; strong dated obstruction example. Different date from the September 22 assurance. |
| Breakroom / Pets marked door | August 23; September 24 | View source | Store-use ladder beside marked door; clearance needs inspection. Later image PK02 shows removal, which is retained. |
| Garden emergency exit gates | September 22; October reports | View source | Gate is fire-exit marked; weak potting-bag example set aside as a lead. October staging reports and separate empty pallets do not establish every gate’s clear width. |
| Garden entrance emergency/fire exit | October 22 | View source | Kyle identifies it as an emergency/fire exit and says one side was not operating. Use Other Door sign, trash bin and cleaning tools are visible; a still image does not test emergency/manual breakout operation. |
| Toys fire-exit doorway | October 5; October 22 | View source | Adjacent racks/products and alarm equipment are visible. This close view does not by itself show the door blocked across its full route. |
| Electronics rear fire-exit doors | August 19; October 22 | View source | The agency has separate Electronics EXIT frames and October packet doorway views; clearance and door operation require exact frame matching, rather than treating all nearby stock as blockage. |
Hardware retail ladders are a separate storage/clearance issue and are not assigned to a fire-exit location. TLE construction bay chains/barriers are also separate from the marked TLE side-door ladder.