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7. PUBLIC COMMENT This time, limited to a maximum of twenty (20) minutes, has been set aside for the public to address the Planning Commission on any item that is not set for public hearing or any item that is not on tonight’s agenda. In accordance with the Brown Act, public comment relating to business not appearing on the agenda cannot be acted upon or discussed by the Commission during the meeting but may be referred to staff for report on a future agenda, ordered received and filed, or referred to the proper department for administrative resolution. Staff requests that all persons wishing to address the Commission fill out a Speaker's Slip and give it to the Commission Secretary prior to speaking. The Commission requests that when you begin speaking you state your name and the name of the city where you reside. Individuals may address the Commission for up to three (3) minutes each unless the Commission determines a different time limit.
I was reviewing the Robertson Lane project documents and was surprised to learn how low bicycle parking requirements were/are per WeHo code (one per 10K sf?). We need to be more aggressive about providing more secure options, particularly in locations where staff/tenant parking is needed. One Culver is a good example of recent construction that provides more robust parking for bikes. We should be looking into mandating secure storage (lockers or monitored spaces) as part of a local code.
I was reviewing the Robertson Lane project documents and was surprised to learn how low bicycle parking requirements were/are per WeHo code (one per 10K sf?). We need to be more aggressive about providing more secure options, particularly in locations where staff/tenant parking is needed. One Culver is a good example of recent construction that provides more robust parking for bikes. We should be looking into mandating secure storage (lockers or monitored spaces) as part of a local code.