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No bikes in front of our homes
No bikes in front of our homes
No bikes in front of our homes
I think Elmhurst library would be a great place to have bikes especially for the community. Hopefully, will encourage less vehicle congestion and make it safer for bikers. Thank you for considering this location.
On 51st next to the library should have a citibike station. The library would be a great location to bike to. It would make it more accessible to those in the neighborhood without a car. Elmhurst Ave is a bikelane so this is already a route that expects bike traffic
On 78st taking the parking spaces next to the park should have a citibike station. This would give good access to the park and the hospital. Its not next to a residential building so it should be fine to take this parking space
In front of the post off taking the 3 parking spaces is perfect for a citibike station. It makes easy access for the post office, school, and local shops. This is not residential and space in front of the post office should be for a public service like citibike. Do not take away the little pedestrian space it should be on the street in place of parking
Great location for citibike. The non-road adjecent parking in from of the allstate is a perfect citibike location. This is extra parking that is not very needed and keeps the on street parking for the neighborhood. As someone else this is fairly far from the train station so would be a very useful station to get there
Great location
On 71st against the school should have citibike station. It should take a few parking spaces on the school side since it isn't residential. There is not enough sidewalk space so it should go on the street in place of the parking spaces.
Any corner of the corners of on 86th street would be a great citibike location (except the corner with the hydrant). There should be citibike docks all along the open street
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