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Our building is mostly residential. Must we provide showers and changing rooms for the nonresidential portion?

Does LEED have any requirements on spacing or the type of bike racks used? What about security?

Are there specific requirements for the changing rooms, such as size?

Based on my FTE calculations, I am only required to provide 1 shower to meet this requirement. Since both males and females will have access to this one shower, and it will be in a single room, does this satisfy the credit requirements? Can I use an exist

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My project type serves visitors who can reasonably be expected to not be using bikes, e.g. hotel, airport, assisted living facility. Can I exclude them from bike rack requirements?

Is a general storage room that is accessible to residents acceptable for covered bike storage?

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CI-2009 SSc3.2:Alternative Transportation—Bicycle Storage and Changing Rooms

Changing rooms

Hi all, We have the showers of the project inside the ADA bathroom due to lack of space in the project. Is it possible to consider the ADA bathroom/shower room as changing facility at the same time as long as there is a lock to avoid the cloths to get wet? Or do we need to have a separate room for the changing facilities? Thanks!

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David Posada
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Thu, 04/11/2013 - 17:27

Yes, a bathroom with a shower can also be your changing room - you don't need a separate room. This works fine with smaller projects that only need one shower - when you have more showers and people it can be difficult for multiple bikers to share the shower.

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