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Found at my bank's building. Really, how do they know if I'm a visitor and not a tenant? Of course it would be too easy for them to just install another bike rack and solve the crowding problem.
Previously: The Variety/E Channel Meridian Club building on Wilshire.
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The cost of hiring someone to remove the bike would probably be enough to install more bike parking.
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US Bank on 5th has the same policy, saying that the sidewalk is private property...
I say throw a Kryptonite chain lock on there and let them try to remove it for maximum lulz.
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How pathetic! They should be giving you an award for riding a bike!
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"US Bank on 5th has the same policy, saying that the sidewalk is private property"
US Bank is wrong. If this is downtown, call Jan Perry's office. I had a similar complaint about a business trying to claim the sidewalk. It was resolved within 48 hours.