68-18 Approving Update to ADA Transition Plan of 2013 and Title VI Plan: Non Discrimination in City Services, Programs & Activities under the Civil Rights Act of 1964

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Public Parks ADA Barrier Priorites 1Facility Accessible 2.Access to Goods and 3.Usability of Rest Rooms 4.Additional Access Approach/Entrance Services Parking spaces earmarked for Space between wall and desk Restrooms require signage and No ADA Barrier Present the disabled need to be not compliant;need at least lighter or powered doors. reconfigured such that they are 36".Doorway into south room Otherwise 100%compliant. situated as close as practicable requires widening to at least to accessible entrances.They 32".Restroom doors too heavy, must be painted appropriately, cannot require more than 5 lbf and display code-compliant to open.Fire alarms must be signage.One space for every flashing kind.Any permanent © eight(8)disabled spots must directional signage must be Howard Park Senior be van accessible,with brought up to code.Kitchen Center appropriate stripes and counter seemingly too high 604 E.Jefferson Blvd. signage.Signs should be (unless there is a lower placed that direct people auxiliary section available). toward accessible entrances as well.Entrance itself needs to be widened(32'minimum)and the door is too heavy.Install lighter door or add power assistance. Not all objects protruding into Not applicable Pictograms and symbols are Not applicable the circulation paths can be either not used to identify rest detected by a person with a rooms or,if they are used,there visual disability using a cane. are no raised characters or O Kennedy Park Baseballiamond parking There are nospots accavailable.essible braille included below them. There is not a wheelchair- 2700 Westmoor St. accessible stall.There are no grab bars.The distance from the floor to the bottom of the lavatory apron is too small. IMPORTANT!Since this Fire alarms must be the sort No ADA Barrier Present No ADA Barrier Present assessment was done,the law that flash when activated. has been updated,and Signage mounted a little too swimming pools now have their high and not up to code(Braille, ® Kennedy Park Pool own standards for compliance. raised lettering,etc.) 2700 Westmoor St. This was not an issue when the assessment was originally taken,but data should be gathered and adjustments made. Doors to entrance could not be All doors inside the building There are no signs to indicate No ADA Barrier Present opened with a closed fist cannot be opened with a closed where the accessible restroom fist is at inaccesible restroom. OCharles Black Signs mounted at accesible Recreation Center restroom does not have 3419 W.Washington St. pictorgrams or braille to indicate restroom.There is 28 inches from the ground to the bottom of lavatory apron. Sidewalk needed paving as of Interior doors inoperable to Restrooms need compliant No ADA Barrier Present assessment(parking lot some individuals with mobility signage.Not quite enough entrance).Green trash cans impairments(they should be room for wheelchair access placed in such a way as to able to be opened with a closed (needs to be 36'path to all obstruct entrance.Not enough fist).Obstacles along routes not fixtures),perhaps move privacy space on latch side of exterior detectable to individuals using wall toward lockers if door;requires powered and/or a cane(specifically the water possible/not unduly expensive. O Leeper Park Tennis automatic door opener. fountain,see§IV).Fire alarms Stall doors must be operable, Courts must flash when activated. inside&out,with a closed fist. 907 Riverside Dr. Directional signs too high Mirror mounted too high (should be 60'from centerline (should have lower edge under to floor),and not up to code 40"). (braille,raised lettering,etc.). No data present for controls (light switches,cabinets,etc.), these should be at an accessible height. Attachment 3-9