Lame Building Management Policies for Bikes in CBD

[eldavo]

In an office moving in new lease process this email has gone out that adds to the list of lame 'official' experiences I've had with bicycles, buildings and private property management policies in the CBD.

It is a building I've already been at recently that is actually open racks in a parking basement that is a first-come first-serve basis, and if the primary locked area is ever full, there's open parking area bike racks rarely ever used that late people or people off the street would overflow to.

No practical issue for me, I'm not going to break my every day commute run continuing for all 2012 continuing to 2013. Perhaps they're intending we work from home ('on' my bikes) for one to two weeks

All,

First ‘minor’ blip on the relocation.

There will be a delay in providing access to a bike rack for us. The Landlord/Building Manager/Building Owner are discussing the location of a new rack for our office.

At this moment in time no decision has been finalised as to the location of the rack.

Unfortunately the company Bike Rack is full, so we can’t use that.

Those of you that cycle, can I please request you park your bike’s at home for a week or two from next Monday as there is nowhere to safely store your bikes at this time.

As soon as I know more I will let you know.

Apologies for the inconvenience.

Regards

Commercial Officer

[Red Rider]

[Mulger bill]

So how many bikes would fit into ONE carspace if these were installed?

If a horse was that lame they'd be calling for the screens...

[Shifter]

How much money would the building lose from car space rental if one bike rack was installed?

</Devil's Advocate>

[InTheWoods]

Those of you that cycle, can I please request you park your bike’s at home for a week or two from next Monday as there is nowhere to safely store your bikes at this time.

Awesome, paid time off!!!