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Mayor's Committee backs Elizabeth Ney Museum ADA renovation support and approves 2026 schedule

Mayor's Committee for People with Disabilities · November 14, 2025
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Summary

The committee moved to recommend council support for the Elizabeth Ney Museum renovations (including an ADA‑accessible bathroom) and approved next year's meeting schedule; both motions passed by voice vote and committee members will follow up with council as needed.

During the Nov. 14 meeting the Mayor's Committee voted to recommend that city council support renovations at the Elizabeth Ney Museum that include an ADA‑accessible bathroom and approved the committee's 2026 meeting schedule.

Chair Kelly moved to "approve the recommendation of council supporting the Elizabeth Ney Museum renovations." The motion was seconded, put to a voice vote and approved. The transcript records the motion, second and affirmative responses but does not include a roll‑call tally; the committee noted the recommendation is a formal expression of support to share with city council as the museum seeks funding for accessibility work.

Committee members then discussed next year's meeting calendar (generally the second Friday of each month), noted potential conflicts with city events such as South by Southwest and ACL, and approved the schedule by voice vote with the understanding dates could be adjusted if facilities or event conflicts require it.

Next steps: committee leadership said staff would forward the recommendation to council and that scheduling conflicts would be revisited nearer the affected dates.