I understand that a bike-station-thingy was considered, but rejected at Union South, but I was surprised when I was shooed away trying to park by bike in bike racks that I presumed existed in the parking garage. It was raining, so I thought that would be a good place to park my bike. I had associated the garage with bikes because I had been in the garage once when police were doing bike-police training. My first red flag that I wasn't welcome was the gates were within inches of the cement wall and I had to shimmy past them. Then I was met by some sort of attendant who scolded me and sent me back out into the rain telling me that bikes are not allowed in the garage, as if it should have been obvious to me. That seemed crazy until I realized there weren't any bike racks down there anyway, which is, also, of course, crazy.
So, what happened here? I mean it's one thing to get out-maneuvered when you're trying to add several thousand dollars on to a $100 million project (or whatever bike stations and unions souths cost), but it's another thing to end up with a ban on bikes and without a single steel bar to lock your bike to in the whole garage. --- Robert F. Nagel [email protected] www.nagel-law.com Thirty on the Square, 10th Floor 30 W. Mifflin St., Suite 1001 Madison, WI 53703 608-255-1501 office 608-255-1504 fax 608-438-9501 cell
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