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Council adopts ADA transition plan with initial sidewalk CIP baseline
Summary
Council accepted an ADA self‑evaluation and transition plan including three implementation schedules (3/5/7 years) and committed to a baseline sidewalk CIP of $500,000 per year with an intent to revisit funding at year three; staff will finalize the plan to reflect the chosen approach.
Patricia Davis, interim city engineer, and Erin Urich of Kimley‑Horn presented a draft ADA self‑evaluation and transition plan that includes 3‑, 5‑ and 7‑year implementation schedules and a stepped sidewalk CIP recommendation.
"The ask was to incorporate annual sidewalk CIP budget, which is currently 500,000 a year," Urich said while outlining the three options and prioritization approach for buildings, parks and public rights of way. Council directed staff to adopt the plan with a baseline commitment to $500,000 per year for sidewalk corridor CIP, incorporate the selected implementation schedule into the final plan, and revisit the funding level at the end of three years.
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