Hi, I am working on a store located on the groung floor of a mall. This store has a room on the first floor (accessible by stairway) with a sufficient area to store two bicyle, can we consider this room as a long-term bicycle storage? About the bicycle maintenance program for employees, does anyone have an idea of what content is intented?

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Marilyn Specht

Senior Principal | Director of Sustainability Integration

SmithGroup

LEEDuser Expert

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Wed, 01/18/2017 - 00:53

Hi Valentin, yes but if others can access this area too, it could get tricky demonstrating there is enough bike parking for those outside of your LEED project. Perhaps you can isolate it in some way? Page 106 of the Reference Guide has more information regarding the bicycle maintenance program: "Examples of maintenance programs include coupons for yearly bicycle tune-ups for those who ride to work or on-site supplies for basic self-repairs (e.g., tire pumps, patch kits, basic tools). Examples of route assistance include a map identifying bicycle routes to the project site, posted online and in a location on the property that is easily accessible to employees and customers."

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