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These bikes should be placed around any of the numerous green spaces or schools: not in parking spaces on residential or commercial streets. There are plenty of places to put them by parks, piers and schools that will not disrupt every other citizen's life.
great location since it's near a bike lane and park
These bikes should be placed around any of the numerous green spaces or schools: not in parking spaces on residential or commercial streets. There are plenty of places to put them by parks, piers and schools that will not disrupt every other citizen's life.
These bikes should be placed around any of the numerous green spaces or schools: not in parking spaces on residential or commercial streets. There are plenty of places to put them by parks, piers and schools that will not disrupt every other citizen's life.
Owl's Head Park has a bike path, and also leads to the bike path on the promenade. If people need to use for the bike for the park or to do errands, it will be located on the wide sidewalk so it won't parking issues.
These bikes should be placed around any of the numerous green spaces or schools: not in parking spaces on residential or commercial streets. There are plenty of places to put them by parks, piers and schools that will not disrupt every other citizen's life.
This parking lot is empty most of the time anyway and there are no other businesses here so this sidewalk would be a good central location that wouldn't disrupt anything else.
A Citi Bike dock right by Harbor Fitness on 3rd Ave would be a game-changer! It would make it so much easier for gym-goers to commute without worrying about parking, improve neighborhood connectivity, and encourage more people to stay active. I know some people are worried about parking, but with a bike dock, we actually need less parking, not more. This location makes perfect sense—let’s make it happen!
Gym and mcdonalds
Harbor fitness
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