Bicycles —
the lock at the owner s expense
Bikes will also be impounded if not
licensed
Don McCarty, chairer of the
transportation committee and di
rector of Career Planning and
Placement at the University, said
the proposal is a result of the
tremendous increase in bicycles
on all campuses People have
been tying bikes to everything and
the problem has been growing
"The primary thing m my view is
that all bicycles would be
licensed, said McCarty One of
the major concerns is the theft
problem, and that could be con
siderably curbed if bicycles were
licensed
McCarty also said that prob
lems of bicycles blocking hand
icapped persons is another con
sideration in the proposal
McCarty says the proposal
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could go into effect by next fall.
However, it must first be approved
by the State Board of Hgher Edu
cation.
The proposal will go to the
Board following public hearings
on April 13 from 12 to 1 p.m. and
on April 14 from 3to4:30 p.m. The
hearings will be held in the EMU.
and the room number will be
posted
Wntten comments on the bicy
cle regulation proposal may be
sent to Don McCarty, P.O. Box
3257. Eugene, Ore., 97403
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