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Commission forwards accessibility priorities to Charleston City Council
Summary
The Mayor's Commission on Disability Issues approved a list of accessibility priorities to present to the mayor and Charleston City Council, including audible pedestrian signals, park and playground access, sidewalk repairs, and parking compliance; commissioners asked ADA coordinator Janet to draft the memo for council review.
The Mayor’s Commission on Disability Issues voted to forward a package of accessibility priorities to the mayor and Charleston City Council after reviewing a draft list prepared by staff.
The list includes re-evaluating parking compliance (including repainting lots), improving access to parks (notably Hampton Parks pavilion), installing audible pedestrian signals (APS) starting in the Triangle…
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