Nick,
IMHO, your bike parking options pdf is one of the best presentations I have ever seen! Using pictures to tell the story and dividing them into 3 columns from short-term to long-term and into rows for numbers bikes accommodated not only provides at a glance the range of targets and options to meet them but also creates a *very compelling vision*.
For presentation to the people Don listed, we should also provide vendor contact info for each of the options.
(Of course, I'd be less than frank if I didn't say that the last row detracts from the otherwise completely positive spin that the presentation has.)
Frank
Frank Gmeindl wrote:
Nick,
I can arrange to put it on the Bicycle Board page on the City's web site after the Bicycle Board approves it. I ask the Bicycle Board to review the file and reply-all with any comments. Hopefully by this Friday, Nick will have your input and be able to finalize this and then I can ask Jeff Mikorski to put it on the web site.
Frank
director wrote:
Don, I agree, for starters I wonder if it could be added to the document archive on the Bike Board website. http://www.morgantown.com/bike-board-docs.htm
If there's anything that you think should be added let me know. Nick
---------- Original Message ---------------------------------- From: "Don Spencer" dspencer36@comcast.net Date: Fri, 14 Mar 2008 23:03:52 -0400
Nick - I think that we need to walk this in to Chris Fletcher so that his office becomes oriented to this information and can share it. It also needs to go personally to Tom Arnold, Terry Hough, Mr. Duvono, Dave Bruffy, Hugh Kierig, Chet Parsons, Bob Hamel, Bill Rumble and of course to Dan Boroff and Jeff Mikorski, and others who have an influence of transportation facility standards.
Don
-----Original Message----- From: bikeboard-bounces@cheat.org [mailto:bikeboard-bounces@cheat.org] On Behalf Of director Sent: Friday, March 14, 2008 1:05 PM To: bikeboard@cheat.org Subject: [Bikeboard] Bike Parking options
Good afternoon, Last night I spent about an hour collecting pictures and info on bike parking options. Instead of trying to list every vendor I organized the info in a matrix according to the number of bikes to be store and the duration of storage. This should help us come up with an idea for the (1 or more) parking systems needed at each high school. I've attached a Lo-res version of the pdf. If someone has an idea where we could keep the full-resolution version let me know. I'd like to make it available on the web so it's universally accessible.
Thanks. Nick Hein
-- Nick Hein Director, Positive Spin Morgantown, WV ph 304-276-0213 --
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