City awards $190,000 contract for Phase 2 ADA self‑evaluation and transition plan
Council approved a professional services agreement (not to exceed $190,000) with Kimberly Horn & Associates to evaluate accessibility across city facilities, parks and public rights of way and to update the city’s ADA transition plan.
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The council authorized spending up to $190,000 for Phase 2 of the city’s Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) self‑evaluation and transition plan on Sept. 22. Staff said Phase 1 (2021) identified 199 accessibility barriers, of which 163 have been corrected; Phase 2 will evaluate city hall, the senior center, conference center, animal shelter, selected parks and up to five signalized intersections and approximately 42 linear miles of sidewalks.
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