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Public Works reports sampling error and steps to prevent recurrence; administration notes ADA deadline延
Summary
Public Works Manager Greg Robinson reported a March non-compliance event caused by a sampling error and said employees have been held accountable; City Administrator Branden Dross said the city’s website ADA compliance deadline was pushed back to April 2027 and that staff will meet with the recorder and city attorney about a referral.
Public Works Manager Greg Robinson told the Lafayette City Council on May 14 that a March non‑compliance report resulted from a sampling error. Robinson said steps have been taken to hold the employees responsible for the error and that procedures are being adjusted to prevent recurrence; he also noted a clerical error in the public works report.
City Administrator Branden Dross said he will meet with City Recorder Kennedee Harrison and the city attorney about a city referral and reported that the deadline for the city’s website to meet ADA compliance standards has been pushed back to April 2027. Dross also gave updates on city projects and events and made a personal remark congratulating his son on an upcoming graduation.
Councilors did not take any formal action on the public works matter during the meeting; staff follow-up was discussed to address compliance and reporting.
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