bicycle storage and changing rooms

Almost - it depends on the reasons for excluding the transients, and you also need to round up your numbers when there is a fraction (25.25 becomes 26 spaces). From past CIR rulings, we are typically required to include the peak transients in calculating the number of bike spaces. We don't have to include those transients in calculating the number of showers, however. Is your commercial FTE number based on employees and no commercial visitors? The only cases where projects have been allowed to exclude the transients from the bike spaces was in very specific situations where it shown that certain users would not be able to use bikes - inmates in a prison, travelers coming to an airport, patients in a critical care facility, etc. Reviewers have usually rejected arguments that transient users wouldn't be biking based on past common practices, professional dress, climate conditions, etc. If adding the total bike spaces is not feasible, you could try proposing a reduced number, but you'd have to make a good case for it. Hope that helps!