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2 Chapter Five: Resources This chapter provides a list of other resources where one can find more detailed information on creating bike-friendly private developments. 27

3 RESOURCES Resources Los Angeles Policies and Programs Los Angeles 2010 Bicycle Plan and Technical Design Handbook City of Los Angeles Department of City Planning BicyclePlan.htm County of Los Angeles Bicycle Master Plan, City of Los Angeles Municipal Code Walkability Checklist Guidance of Entitlement Review, 2008 City of Los Angeles Department of City Planning, Urban Design Studio LADOT Bicycle Services Los Angeles Department of Transportation (LADOT) Bicycle Services LADOT Sidewalk Parking Program The Los Angeles Department of Transportation Bicycle Program Bicycle Parking Guidelines for Metro Joint Development Los Angeles Metropolitan Transit Authority: Bike Metro guidelines.pdf Los Angeles Bicycle Advocacy Organizations/Firms Los Angeles County Bicycle Coalition (LACBC) City of Los Angeles Bicycle Advisory Committee Los Angeles Department of Transportation Los Angeles Bicycle Kitchen Metro Bicycle Roundtable Los Angeles Metropolitan Transit Authority Sample US Cities Bicycle Parking Regulations Zoning Resolution Article II, Chapter 5, Section City of New York Planning Department, NY Title 33, Planning and Zoning. Chapter City of Portland Planning Department, OR Planning Code. Article 1.5, Sections City of San Francisco Planning Department, CA 28

4 Innovative Ideas Eco-Cycle Automated Underground Bicycle Parking Garage Giken Engineering, Japan. RESOURCES Long-Term Bicycle Parking Stations Yinnon Lehrer, Architect. Making Downtown Bike Friendly May 18, Downtown DC Business Improvement District. Bicycle Parking and Urban Design Guidelines Bicycle Parking Guidelines Second Edition, 2010 Association of Pedestrian and Bicycle Professionals (APBP) Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices 2003 (MUTCD) Federal Highway Administration, Washington, DC Toronto Guidelines for the Design and Management of Bicycle Parking Facilities City of Toronto Department of Planning Americans with Disabilities Act. ADA Standards for Accessible Design, 1994 U.S. Department of Justice. 29

5 RESOURCES Acknowledgements Professional Advisors: Amber Hawkes, AICP, Melendrez Georgia Sheridan, AICP, Torti Gallas and Partners Simon Pastucha, City of Los Angeles Urban Design Studio Academic Advisors: Anastasia Loukaitou-Sideris, UCLA Department of Urban Planning Harrison T. Higgins, UCLA Department of Urban Planning Vinit Mukhija, UCLA Department of Urban Planning The following professionals provided guidance during the development of the toolkit: Alexis Lantz, Los Angeles County Bicycle Coalition (LACBC) Allison Becker, Los Angeles Community Redevelopment Agency Anthony Jusay, Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transit Authority (Metro) Dorothy Kieu Le, formerly of LACBC Jane Choi, City of Los Angeles Department of Planning Jason Kligier, City of Santa Monica Department of Planning Joan Ling, Community Corporation of Santa Monica Mott Smith, Civic Enterprise Associates Ryan Snyder, Snyder & Associates 30

Design Toolkit. Chapter Three:

Design Toolkit. Chapter Three: Chapter Three: Design Toolkit This chapter details the key tools and strategies for creating a bike-friendly development, and discusses the recommended locations, typical dimensions, and key considerations