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Old 04-29-12 | 06:58 AM
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Originally Posted by eepok
It's against policy on my campus to keep bikes in office/lab/class buildings. It's against policy because of ADA and fire code requirements.
This is the most probable reason for such a policy; however there is a big assumption that bikes will be stored in a manner that inhibits emergency egress or that people will try to take their bikes with them in an emergency evac. Why not just address these issues in a policy rather than banning. I work at Duke U. and do not believe that we have any institutional policy that bans bikes from buildings; however you rarely see them inside. I would guess that this is an issue that is resolved between employee and manager (and/or building committee if there is one). I have room to store mine in my office and have never been challenged.

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