City adopts ADA self‑evaluation and transition plan to guide accessibility work
Council unanimously approved an ADA self‑evaluation and transition plan outlining audits of facilities and right‑of‑way, an implementation schedule, and funding options; staff will continue detailed ROW assessments and pursue federal/state funding.
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The city adopted a consolidated ADA self‑evaluation and transition plan after a multi‑year data‑collection effort and public outreach. Scott McClellan, the city’s ADA coordinator, explained the plan’s two parts: a self‑evaluation cataloging existing barriers and a transition plan that prioritizes corrections, links projects to funding sources and describes monitoring procedures.
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