Town contractor to redesign Kinnear Library handrail to improve ADA access
Summary
Public works contractor David Miller told the council he will design handrails on each side of the library steps rather than a center rail and will contact additional contractors to seek lower-cost options for the ADA accessibility improvement.
David Miller told the McGill Town Council that he will redesign the handrail approach to the Kinnear Library steps to provide handrails on each side of the steps instead of a single center rail.
Miller said he will reach out to additional contractors in an effort to find a lower cost for the ADA accessibility improvement. The item remains listed as a carried-forward item; no contract award or budget appropriation was recorded in the minutes at this meeting.
The ADA accessibility update was presented as an interim design and cost-seeking step; the council did not approve a contractor or a funding allocation at the Jan. 20 meeting.
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