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Resident urges Lake Havasu City to improve ADA access at new apartment complexes and crosswalks
Summary
A resident told the Planning and Zoning Commission May 7 that recently built apartment complexes lack accessible parking and sidewalks and recommended the city reexamine Americans with Disabilities Act compliance and pedestrian crossing timing in high-traffic areas.
During the call to the public at the May 7 meeting of the Lake Havasu City Planning and Zoning Commission, resident Bonnie Toye asked the commission to examine accessibility at newer apartment complexes and at pedestrian crossings in the city.
Toye said she observed a complex at 2060 Swanson Avenue with no designated handicap parking and raised…
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