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By Fred Street (anonymous) | Posted September 28, 2013 at 13:48:15 in reply to Comment 92741
In my civic generosity I may have misconstrued what a pass entitled you to:
"Passes are available for a small fee of $50.00 per year and guarantee you a parking spot at one of the parking facilites for the year."
http://www.smartcommutehamilton.ca/en/bike/secureparking
Also, City employees apparently enjoy twice as many enclosed bike parking options as the general public.
"ENCLOSED bike parking - provided by both the City of Hamilton and private employers. In addition to the following information check out Smart Commute Hamilton.
for the PUBLIC:
The City of Hamilton, with the financial assistance of Metrolinx, provides ENCLOSED bike racks at the following locations. These facilities are for anyone to use, but note there is an annual fee. Click here for more details.
1) in the York Boulevard Parkade (32 York Blvd.) near the Vine St. access
2) at the Convention Centre, Hamilton Place and the Art Gallery of Hamilton in the underground parking garage on Summers Lane (80 Main St. W.)
3) at City Hall in the rear parking lot (71 Main St. W.) on the east side of the lower level garage.
The City is planning additional locations, so please give us your ideas.
for EMPLOYEES:
The City of Hamilton has ENCLOSED bike racks at four locations for the benefit of City employees - the three locations that are also available to the public (described above) and a fourth location at 330 Wentworth St. N. For the Wentworth St. N. facility contact Tarquin Adams x.6386 for details.
The Government of Canada building (the Federal Building on Bay St.) has ENCLOSED bike racks for staff in a controlled access area.
Hamilton Health Sciences has ENCLOSED bike racks for staff (free) at their following facilities:
1) Chedoke Hospital - near the Wilcox Building,
2) Hamilton General Hospital - by the parking garage,
3) Henderson Hospital - by the parking garage,
4) McMaster University Medical Centre - near the front entrance.
For staff to arrange access to these facilities, they are to contact Krista at MUMC Security x.76447
McMaster University has bike lockers and ENCLOSED bike racks that are available to staff, faculty, and students. Click here for more details.
Mohawk College has ENCLOSED bike racks at the Fennell Campus that are available to staff, faculty, and students. For more information and to purchase a pass, click here."
http://www.hamilton.ca/CityDepartments/PublicWorks/CommunityServicesRelatedPoliciesAndGuidelines/Cycling/BikeParking/?WT.mc_id=bikeparking&WT.hamilton_redirect_friendly=1
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