Provide occupants access to dedicated bicycle parking
Rationale: Dedicated bicycle parking that is secure and covered encourages the use of bicycles for transportation and recreation and reduces reliance on automobiles, contributing to reduced risk of chronic diseases such as obesity and diabetes, as well as improved air quality resulting from fewer automobiles being on the road.
Requirements
Requirement Guidance: For buildings with multiple entrances, identify a main building entrance that is used to access a common area within the building such as a lobby, reception area, or main circulation pathway. |
Demonstrate compliance with one of the options below:
Accessible Dedicated Bicycle Parking (Full Credit):
To achieve full credit, demonstrate compliance with all the following requirements:
Multi-Tenant Base Building (no on-site management), Multi-Tenant Base Building (with on-site management)
- Provide bicycle parking that is free of charge and is exclusively accessible to building occupants.
Municipal or publicly accessible bicycle parking areas do not qualify for the strategy.
2. Ensure that the bicycle parking is covered from the elements and includes features that allows for bicycles to be locked.
3. Locate bicycle parking either within the building or within a 300-foot walking route of a main building entrance.
4. Provide bicycle parking spaces equivalent to 2.5% of the total number of building occupants.
Single-Tenant, Commercial Interior
- Provide bicycle parking that is free of charge and is exclusively accessible to building occupants.
Municipal or publicly accessible bicycle parking areas do not qualify for the strategy.
2. Ensure that the bicycle parking is covered from the elements and includes features that allows for bicycles to be locked.
3. Locate bicycle parking either within the building or within a 300-foot walking route of a main building entrance.
4. Provide bicycle parking spaces equivalent to 2.5% of the total number of full- and part-time employees and staff within tenant spaces.
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