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City Council Faces Backlash Over Incomplete ADA Transition Plan

July 03, 2024 | Saratoga, Santa Clara County, California



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City Council Faces Backlash Over Incomplete ADA Transition Plan
During a recent city council meeting, concerns were raised regarding the ongoing delays in the completion of an Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) transition plan. A council member expressed frustration over the lack of progress and transparency in the contract with BKF, which was initially set to address these issues. The member highlighted that previous requests for a comprehensive transition plan and a detailed report on the status of the project had not been fulfilled, leading to a sense of déjà vu regarding the situation.

The council member urged the council to reject the current contract extension, citing a severely lacking staff report that failed to outline completed tasks, remaining work, or funding status. The request included a call for a more thorough report and modifications to the contract to ensure completion by the end of the year.

Following this discussion, the council moved to approve the consent calendar, with one item pulled for further discussion. The council's commitment to efficiency and effectiveness was reiterated, as members acknowledged the importance of addressing the concerns raised about the ADA transition plan. The meeting concluded with a unanimous vote on the consent calendar, while the future of the ADA contract remains uncertain pending further review.

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