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Board adopts stroller policy, creates parking and ADA accommodations
Summary
The Larkspur City Library Board approved a stroller policy that designates stroller parking, allows covered overflow on the children's patio during events or rain, and provides an ADA accommodation path through the city manager/ADA officer.
The Larkspur City Library Board voted to adopt a stroller policy after discussing operational problems with an earlier no-stroller rule. The policy establishes designated stroller parking spots at the front and back entrances, allows the covered children's patio to be used as overflow stroller parking for rainy days and large events, and clarifies that unattended items in strollers are the owner’s responsibility.
The board added two clarifications before approving the policy: language to emphasize that caregivers who need to bring a child in a stroller may do so, and wording about personal items left in strollers. The director explained that for people who require strollers for accessibility reasons there is a process to request accommodations through the city manager, who serves as the ADA officer.
A motion to approve the stroller policy was made, seconded and adopted by voice vote; the transcript records the approval but does not record a roll-call tally.
What’s next: staff will post the clarified stroller policy and manage stroller parking and overflow procedures during large children’s events and rainy days.
