1. #PDXbizbikes
Breakout Session #1 – South Room
Workplace Bike Amenities:
What’s inside the neighbor’s garage?
This workshop will present the results of the BTA’s Bike Amenities Survey
and give participants a snapshot of what different Portland Metro area
workplaces are offering to employees to support bike commuting. Hear the
stories from a few best in class examples.

2. 2014 Bicycle Amenities Survey
Results

3. 200 workplaces surveyed

4. 39%
21%
17%
33%
10%
29%
31%
36%
2%
0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50%
Racks inside building
Racks in parking garage
Racks under surveillance
Racks outdoor/covered
Indoor secure key card access
Outdoor secure key card access
Indoor storage without racks
Storage in office/cublicles
No provided option for bike parking
Workplaces using specific types of
bike storage

5. 52%
25%
53%
2%
2%
6%
0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60%
Hoop or Staple racks
Wave Racks
Verticle Hanging racks
Double Decker Racks
Double Decker Atriculated
I'm not sure
What best describes the racks provided by
your workplaces?

7. *Many provided by the
BTA.
26.26%
73.74%
Q9. Does your workplace offer bicycle
commute workshops?
Yes
No

8. 15.84%
2.48%
81.68%
Q 10. Does your workplace provide shared
"company" bicycles?
Yes
For some departments
No
Most of the responses were indicating that only 1 or 2 company bikes were available.
Some facilities had “coffee” bikes that were brought in by employees.

10. 21.72%
75.25%
3.03%
Does your employer provide another type of bike commute
benefit or reimbursement?
Yes
No
I don't know
Some incentives:
-Dollar bonuses for each commute,
-$250 for help in purchasing a bicycle.
-Money for gear after 3 months of commuting
-Money per mile
-Yearly bonuses for commuting
-Trimet passes
-Not having to pay for parking

12. 9Wood
Acumed
Acumed LLC
Ajinomoto Frozen Foods USA
allied works architecture
Analytical Laboratory & Consultants
Autodesk
Ball Janik LLP
Beaumont Middle School-Portland Public Schools
BIAMP Systems
Biohabitats
Birthingway College
borders perrin norrander
Bruce R Tabor CPA PC
Bullseye Glass Company
Burgerville Corporate Office
Capital Pacific Bank
cascade web development
Central City Concern
Cintas
City of Ashland
City of Beaverton
City of Gresham
City of Gresham
City of Milwaukie
City of Portland Planning and Sustainability
City of Springfield
Clearesult - Portland Office
Clinicient
CNSW
communitecture ARCHITECTURE | PLANNING
Conscious Box
Contact Industries Inc
Con-Way
David Evans and Assicuates
DKS Associates
DTI Portland
DWFritz Automation
EarthShare Oregon
EasyStreet Online Services, Inc.
Ecotrust
Ecova
Elemental Technologies
Elizabeth Leach Gallery
EMSWCD
Energy Trust of Oregon
EVREN Northwest
F&B Farms and Nursery
FEI Company
FHWA Nevada Division
FINE
First City Cycles
Fiserv
Fox Blue Printing & Graphics
Free Geek
Friends of Trees
Garmin
Garmin AT
GBD Architcets
GeoEngineers, Inc.
Gerding Edlen
Go Lloyd
Green Building Services
Green Building Services
Green Dog Pet Supply
Hacienda CDC
Hahn and Associates, Inc.
Hopworks Urban Brewery
Huron Healthcare
Hydra-Power Systems, Inc.
Icebreaker
Indian Health Service
Instrument
Integral Consulting Inc
Jackson County
Jama Software
Janrain
Janus Youth Porgrams
JLA Public Involvement
JLA Public Involvement
Johnstone Supply
Kaiser Permanente (Lloyd District location)
Kaiser Permanente Northwest
Kennedy/Jenks Consultants
Kittelson & Associates, Inc.
Knowledge Universe
KPOV
Lacrosse Footwear Inc (DANNER BOOTS)
Lango Hansen Landscape Architects
Leatherman Tool Group
Ledding Library of Milwaukie
Legacy
Lewis & Clark College
Linn-Benton Community College
Literary Arts
Lower Columbia Estuary Partnership
LRS Architects
Mahlum Architects (Portland office)
MANVIL
McDonald Jacobs, P.C.
Medical Eye Center
MEI-Charlton
Mercy Corps
Metro
MotiveQuest
Multnomah County (Multnomah Building)
MWA Architects
N. Clackamas DHS
New Relic
New Seasons Market
Nike World Head Quarters
Northwest Center for Alternatives to Pesticides
Northwest Energy Efficiency Alliance

13. Northwest Center for Alternatives to Pesticides
Northwest Energy Efficiency Alliance
NW Natural
ODOT
OHSU
OHSU
OHSU / Doernbecher Foundation (downtown location)
OHSU Foundation
OHSU- Market Square Bldg
OMRI
OpenSourcery
Oregon College of Oriental Medicine
Oregon Department of Justice
Oregon Food Bank
Oregon Historical Society
Oregon Humane Society
Oregon Screen Impressions
Oregon State Hospital-Portland
oregon state parks, portland office
PacifiCorp
Parametrix
Peace Health Medical Center University District
Pearl Izumi Factory Store
Philadelphia Zoo
Pivot Learning, LLC
Plywerk
PNW Research Station
Pollinate
Pomegranate
Port of Portland
Portland Art Museum
Portland Children's Museum
Portland State University
Portland State University
Portland State University-Regional Research Institute
Portland Trail Blazers
Portlands Vital Signs
Providence Medical Group-South
Providence Portland Medical Center
Providence St Vincent Medical Center
Puppet Labs
rack attack
Rebound Orthopedics
Reed College
REI POrtland
Rejuvenation
Renewable Northwest
Research Into Action
Ride Connection
River City Bicycles
Rohde & Schwarz
Ron Russell Middle School
Royal Caribbean
RVCOG
SERA Architects
Showers Pass
Shriners Hospitals for Children - Portland
So Delicious Dairy Free
Sokol & Foster
South Salem Cycleworks
Squishymedia
Stand For Children
State of Oregon-Portland State
Stevens Integrated Solutions
Stumptown Printers
Sulzer
The Boeing Company
The Clymb
The Oregon Community Foundation
TRA, Inc.
Transco Industries, Inc.
transition projects inc
TriLibrium
Trillium Family Services
TriMet
University of Portland
University of Portland
URS corporation, Portland
US District Court
US Food and Drug Administration
US Geological Survey
Velotech
Vernier Software
Wallis Engineering
WalmartLabs
WebMD
WHPacific Inc.
Widmer Bros. Brewing
Widmer Brothers Brewery
Windsor Solutions, Inc.
Works Partnership Architecture

14. Contact: Stephanie Noll, BTAOregon.org

15. Project overview
May 16, 2014

16. Lloyd district aerial.
SITE

17. A VIBRANT NEW
NEIGHBORHOOD
with nature on its doorstep.

18. 700 100
92 101
Aerial view looking southwest toward downtown.
LLOYD CENTER
TOWER
1,800 PEOPLE
KAISER
1,200 PEOPLE
LLOYD 700
1,100 PEOPLE
LIBERTY CENTRE
1,200 PEOPLE
OREGON SQUARE
530 PEOPLE
STATE OFFICE BLDG
1,160 PEOPLE
BPA COMPLEX
2,000
9,000
DAILY OFFICE
OCCUPANTS

19. 657
FOR-RENT HOUSING UNITS
592,000
GROSS SQUARE FEET OF HOUSING
31,700
GROSS SQUARE FEET OF RETAIL
26,400
GROSS SQUARE FEET ANCHOR RETAIL TENANT
271,000
GROSS SQUARE FEET OF EXISTING OFFICE
1,200
UNDERGROUND PARKING STALLS

20. Aerial view looking northeast - before 700 100
92 101

21. Aerial view looking northeast. 700 100
92 101

22. Hassalo on Eighth ground floor plan.

23. Parking level 1

29. THANK YOU

33. Open Bike Initiative
Sustainability in Action Program
Portland Employers Bike Summit –
May 2014

34. An ad-hoc project to design,
pilot, and disseminate an open, low-cost,
scalable bike share solution.
http://openbikeinitiative.org/
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