HomeMy WebLinkAbout6B ADA Transition Plan PresentationADA Transition Plan
April 2, 2018
Public Presentation
What is an ADA Transition Plan?
•The Americans with
Disabilities Act (ADA),
enacted on July 26,
1990
•Prohibits discrimination
based on disabilities
•Requires access to all
public facilities,
including pedestrian
facilities such as
sidewalks and
crossings
Requirements
•Access to all public
facilities
•Modification of policies
that deny equal access
•Effective communication
procedures
•An ADA Coordinator
•Public notice of
requirements
•Grievance process
Prior Lake ADA Criteria
•All new construction and
reconstruction projects
will conform to current
ADA practices
•ADA improvements on
resurfacing projects will
be addressed case-by-
case
•Public requests will be
evaluated by City Staff
Prior Lake ADA Goals
•After 5 years, items
identified in the Capital
Improvement Plan will be
ADA compliant
•After 20 years, 80% of
accessibility features
within the jurisdiction of
the City will be ADA
compliant
Prior Lake Self Evaluation
•Total of 1266 Pedestrian Curb Ramps
•Inventory Only
•976 Pedestrian Curb Ramps –Aerial Images
•Inventory and Assessment
•290 Pedestrian Ramps –Field Assessment for
ADA Compliance
Prior Lake Self Evaluation
•290 Pedestrian Ramps –Assessed for ADA
Compliance
•Condition Rating Tiers:
Tier 1: largely or fully compliant
Tier 2: substantially compliant and working well
Tier 3: several elements are not compliant
Prior Lake Curb Ramp Field
Assessment Summary
82
170
38
Tier 1 Tier 2 Tier 3
Pedestrian Ramp Locations (1 of 2)
Pedestrian Ramp Locations (2 of 2)
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