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Motorcycle Council of NSW Inc-MCCNSW-#lookoutformotorcycles

2019-06-12 12:43

Motorcycle Council of NSW Inc-MCCNSW-#lookoutformotorcycles

Motorcycle street parking under threat: if you reside within the City of Sydney, send in your objection by 6 PM, Monday 17 June 2019, to council@cityofsydney.nsw.gov.au. Include your name and address, and quote reference number 2019/251785.

Alice writes:

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'SAVE WILSON ST MOTORCYCLE PARKING!

In disbelief at this proposal from the City of Sydney to replace the existing block of motorcycle parking on the corner of Wilson St and Brown St with a new car share space (for Popcar).

We have emailed COS and received confirmation that no, the fully utilised "motor bike parking will not be relocated"

You can make a written submission on the proposal by 6pm Monday 17 June 2019, to council@cityofsydney.nsw.gov.au. Please include your name and address and quote reference number 2019/251785.

Thank you so much for your help!

(Personally, I think car sharing programs are great, but why on earth would you scrap parking for 10 or so motorcycles instead of a standard car space??)'
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Thank you for bringing this to our attention, Alice. We agree that motorcycles are an essential and more efficient mode of transport; sensible cities will encourage riders to hop on two wheels, not remove the infrastructure we require. The City of Sydney (as well as other councils) needs to be reminded of this on a regular basis. ... See MoreSee Less

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