1. Welcome from the Office of Sustainability!

2. Meeting Agenda
12:00 PM - 12:10 PM - Welcome by Joan Pauly, Sustainability Coordinator
12:10 PM - 12:15 PM - Serve Lunch
12:15 PM - 12:35 PM - Bringing Bikes to Berea College by Holden Dillman
12:35 PM - 12:50 PM - Q&A | Potential Concerns
12:50 PM - 12:55 PM - Closing Notes and Thanks

3. Current Situation regarding Bikes at Berea College
An abundance of bikes are impounded each year by Public Safety
due to abandoned bikes left on campus. The bikes are stored in surplus and made available for sale each year during the surplus sale open to anyone. Those bikes not bought are scrapped.

4. Problem with Current Situation
The current situation does not factor in how many Berea College students could benefit from a bike program allowing students use of these abandoned bikes.

5. So what ever could we do?

7. Ask the Students!

8. Berea Bike Club (Berea College Bike Membership Program)
Presented by: Holden Dillman, Alternative Transportation Coordinator

9. Where are we? Partnered with Public Safety, Surplus, & Student Accounts on logistics. Established a labor position for Bike Repair Technician. Update Clover Bottom Cottage Garage as a bike repair location. (Mention potential design team.) Utilize current OS labor position, Alternative Transportation Coordinator, to oversee the implementation of the program.

10. Membership includes:
+ Nominal rental fee for use of one bike per semester ($20/semester)
+ Helmet & bike lock
+ Workshops on bike safety and basics of repair using the bike repair workstations on campus
+ Bike repairs (on items that cannot be repaired by member using the self-repair bike stations)
+ Bike tours as developed
+ Option to own the bike after two semesters of rental and the bike passes a bike inspection. One semester if student is graduating and passes inspection.
Rebate option for those bikes returned in good working condition

11. What did we miss?

12. Thank You!

13. Berea
Bike Club!