Jun 19: Should We Ban CitiBikes From Central Park

You tell me....I was surprised today as I did my Central Park spin to see this:

And so I thought since no one else can advertise in Central Park, why can Citibank (see the penal code below).  So - should we ban CitiBike from Central Park?

8PM Wednesday. All with no commercials. And all LIVE on television in Manhattan and on the Internet and later posted here and iTunes and everywhere else..

Plus you won't want to miss this pop-culture barometer: at the end of the show we will play the video of the week's No. 6 (and climbing) Radio Song in the USA which is Daft Punk's "Get Lucky" ft. Pharrell Williams  

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§1-05 Regulated Use (for NYC Parks)

1. Unlawful posting of notices or signs
   1. No person shall post, display, affix, construct or carry any placard, flag, banner, sign or model or display any such item by means of aircraft, kite, balloon or other aerial device, in, on, or above the surface of any park for any purpose whatsoever without a permit issued by the Commissioner. Each separate item placed in violation of this section shall constitute a separate violation.
   2. Notwithstanding paragraph (1) of this subdivision (c), any person may carry any item described in paragraph (1) of this section, without the aid of any aircraft, kite, balloon or other aerial device, where the space on which the message of such item is contained has a height no greater than two feet and a length no longer than three feet, and that such item takes up a total area of no more than six square feet.
   3. Any person who posts or displays a sign upon park property, including the perimeters of any park, whether or not pursuant to a permit issued under this subdivision (c), shall be responsible for removal of such sign pursuant to the conditions in such permit, or immediately if no such permit has been issued. Failure to remove any sign that is posted or displayed on such property, or that remains on such property, other than in compliance with such permit, shall constitute a violation of these Rules.
   4. In the event that a notice or sign is, in violation of this subdivision (c), posted or displayed on any property, including the perimeters of any park, there shall be a rebuttable presumption that any person whose name, telephone number, or other identifying information appears on such notice or sign has violated this subdivision by either (i) pasting, posting, painting, printing or nailing such notice or sign, or (ii) directing, suffering or permitting a servant, agent, employee or other individual under such person's control to engage in such activity; provided, however, that such rebuttable presumption shall not apply with respect o criminal prosecutions brought pursuant to this paragraph (4).