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FROM: Michael D. McCluskey, Public Works Direc4rr
PREPARED BY: Wayne A. Peterson, City Engineer
SUBJECT: Transition Plan - Americans with Disabilities Act
CAO RECOMMENDATION:
Adopt Resolution approving the Transition Plan required by the Americans with
Disabilities Act
DISCUSSION:
The Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 (ADA) is intended to increase equal access to
facilities, services, and other opportunities for disabled individuals, and to prevent unfair
discrimination. The Act is divided into five sections: Title I prohibits discrimination against the
disabled in employment practices; Title II establishes guidelines and requirements for equal
access to the public entities services, Title III sets standards for access to privately owned public
access facilities (restaurants, theaters, offices, etc), Title IV concerns telecommunications and
Title V contains miscellaneous provisions. Title H directly affects the City. It requires public
entities to make their services, programs, and activities "readily available to and usable by
individuals with disabilities" (Title II, 35.150). More specifically, under Title II all public entities
have the following administrative responsibilities:
1. Conduct a self-evaluation of services provided to the public. The self-evaluation examines
City programs and services in search of barriers to disabled access. The City has
conducted such a survey and, as a result, modified programs in many areas.
2. Designate at least one employee as the City's ADA Compliance Officer. The City
Administrator has appointed the Personnel Director to this responsibility.
3. Establish a grievance procedure for resolution of complaints regarding accessibility. The
City has a formal complaint procedure which allows complaints of potential discrimination
to be filed with the City department involved or with the City's designated ADA
Compliance Officer. Complaints may be written, using the City's complaint form if
desired, or filed verbally. All verbal complaints must go to the Compliance Officer.
4. Develop a Transition Plan for the removal of architectural barriers. The Transition Plan
must: (a) prepare an analysis of physical barriers to access City facilities; (b) detail
methods for barrier removal; (c) present a schedule for modifications; and (d) identify an
official responsible for plan implementation. This work has been started but not
completed and documented. This report, along with the attached plan and resolution,
complete the administrative requirements of Title II.
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Identify Barriers
An "Analysis of Barriers" to access report was prepared by the Building Division of the
Community Development Department under the direction of Tom Baasch, the Chief Building
Official. The final document was completed in February, 1994. In addition to reviewing barriers
to access, the analysis also identified each area of deficiency where City facilities did not meet
ADA compliance. The degree of total non-compliance was identified, as well as a cost category
and a recommendation to correct the deficiency. Fire Station 1, the Water Reclamation Plant
and Water Treatment Plant were not included in the study due to construction pending or under
way at each facility. The estimated cost to correct all of the identified deficiencies was $1.5
million.
In recognition of the high cost to retrofit buildings and other facilities, the ADA Act does not
require the removal of all barriers nor rehabilitation to meet full compliance with all ADA
requirements. The Act requires that all public provided services be made accessible by
relocation of services to accessible sites, by making special accommodations, or by removing the
barrier. If more than one barrier exists to a service, only one need be removed to provide access
and show compliance with Title II. A good example is the entrance to City Hall. The main
front doors are not accessible to wheel chairs. Access would be expensive and have a significant
impact on the appearance of the building. The provision of directional signing to an alternate
entry that is accessible would satisfy this deficiency.
Methods for Removal
Whereas the "Analysis of Barriers" document identifies barriers to services (and other ADA
issues), compliance with Title II requires a listing of decisions or methods used to provide barrier
removal and assure access to services. Staff reviewed all the deficiencies listed in the document
and selected those items which fell into three categories of barriers to each City provided service
and listed the preferred removal method/strategy for each. The three categories of barriers were
identified a follows: A) barriers which deny access to buildings; B) barriers within buildings which
deny access to services; and C) barriers within buildings which deny access to public restrooms.
The selected strategies are described in Attachment 2.
Schedule of Modifications
Title II requires adoption of a schedule of implementation. The schedule can either be rigid or
fixed or fluid to account for changing public demand or financial conditions. Staff has proposed
the adoption of the latter type of schedule (Attachment 1). The proposed schedule is based
upon setting of priorities for implementation of each of the three categories of access barriers
described in Attachment 2. Staff believes that the priority listing should be as follows: a) first
priority: access to buildings; b) second priority: access to services; c) third priority: access to
restroom facilities.
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Staff further believes that, not withstanding the above priorities, the citizens should have an
active voice in setting the project implementation schedule or modifying priorities for projects.
As such, staff proposes to continue use of the Human Relations Commission (HRC). For the
past two years the HRC has reviewed a proposed list of potential projects, received input from
the disabled community and made recommendations to the City Council of specific projects to
implement. Thus, also described in Attachment 1, is inclusive language describing the public's
role in setting of priorities for implementation.
Finally, "services" can be defined as not only access to programs or activities within buildings, but
also access to facilities used by the public, specifically access to public sidewalks. Thus, the
implementation schedule also includes a separate section dealing with the eventual conversion of
all public sidewalks to allow full access.
In conclusion, with limited funding available the above process will assure the timely completion
of the highest priority projects and the eventual elimination of all barriers to access described in
Attachment 2.
Any implementation of any program (streets maintenance, storm drainage, MIS or ADA) is
dependent upon funding. The City Council has committed thus far to spending approximately
20% of Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) funding (a federal grant program)
toward implementation of Title H (a federal mandated program). Currently, half of that amount
is directed toward access to public sidewalks and half toward access to public buildings. The
Council adopts a two-year budget and during that process takes input from the public (including
the disabled); its various Commissions and Committees (including the HRC); and the City staff
before adopting priorities, goals, objectives (for 2 years) and capital improvement projects for 4
years. Implementation of the schedule is proportionate to the funding available and is the
responsibility and right of the City Council.
Identify Responsible Official
The fourth and last part of the Transition Plan requires the City to designate at least one
employee to implement the Transition Plan. The proposed plan assigns this responsibility to the
City Administrative Officer. Acting within his authority, he can then assign responsibility for the
program to a department head.
What projects have occurred to date?
Playground facilities in Meadow, Throop, Santa Rosa, Johnson and Laguna Lake parks have
been installed to ADA standards. Currently under construction are: a) new Parks and
Recreation office building; b) new Fire Station No. 1; c) Marsh Street reconstruction for sidewalk
access; d) curb ramp reconstruction project for sidewalk access; and e) restrooms at Santa Rosa
and French Parks. Currently out to bid is a restroom remodel project in Mission Plaza. Work
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scheduled for design and construction is: a) rehabilitation to the front door of City Hall; b)
rehabilitation of the Historical Museum; c) rehabilitation of the Swim Center; and d) three additional
park recreation areas.
CONCURRENCES:
This report has been reviewed by the Personnel Department staff and is presented with their
concurrence.
FISCAL BIPACT:
The American with Disabilities Act is one of the true federal "unfunded" mandates. It does not
provide funding, but mandates local governments provide all access modifications. The total estimated
liability represented by all of the barriers to access identified on Exhibit B is $900,000. Two years
ago, the City became eligible for CDBG funds and identified partial use of those funds for correcting
access deficiencies. In the 1994/95 budget, $60,000 was set aside for sidewalk ramp reconstruction
and $40,000 for Mission Plaza Restroom revisions. In the 1995/96 budget, 5150,000 was set aside for
ramp reconstruction in the Central Business District. The 1995/96 allocation will not be used for that
purpose and the Council will be asked to direct that $118,000 be used to provide ADA access to the
County Museum. Other projects (providing ADA access) have been funded by the General Fund. The
funding of future projects is dependent upon the availability of CDBG funds, and the priority assigned
to General Fund projects which include aspects of ADA compliance.
Attachments: Attachment 1 - Schedule of Implementation
Attachment 2 - Methods for Barrier Removal
Attachment 3 - Resolution & Transition Plan
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ATTACHMENT 1
IMPLEMENTATION SCHEDULE FOR BARRIER REMOVALS
A. Priority for implementation of projects addressing removal of barriers to access to Public
Buildings:
First Priority: All buildings owned, maintained, and used by the City, and
which the public is expected to enter, shall be made accessible.
Access will be considered available when at least one point of
access is available to the public to gain entry to each public
floor of the building.
Second Priority: All public services provided shall be made accessible to the
public. Public access will be available when the public can
participate in all public activities carried on at the location.
Third Priority: Restroom facilities in all accessible buildings owned,
maintained, and used by the City shall be made accessible.
Access will be considered available when at least one restroom
per gender per floor or a single "special purpose" restroom,
that is open to the public, of a building which has public access
and barriers to access and services removed. When restrooms
are separately available for men and women, there shall be
also be separate barrier free facilities.
B. Curb Ramps at street intersections.
The City has identified 1846 points where pedestrians must cross into a street from
a sidewalk. More than 40% of these crossing points already have some sort of
transition ramp provided. The remaining 60% do not.
The City adopts the following priorities for placement of ramps:
First priority: Place ramps where no ramp exists.
Considering input from elderly and disabled persons, ramps shall be installed in
the following order:
A. Locations requested by persons with disabilities that would benefit from the
ramp.
B. Central business district.
C. Adjacent to Senior Center.
D. Adjacent to senior housing facilities.
E. Along arterial streets.
F. Around public parks.
G. Remaining locations.
Second priority: Construct ramps at locations where groups or individuals
request specific custom installations.
C. Priority for Non-Buildings.
Although not required by ADA Transition Plan Guidelines, the City is committed
to providing access to services at non-building locations, ie. parks, swim facilities,
etc. The City's goal is to have all such facilities accessible within a reasonable
period of time.
D. Setting of Schedule.
The City Council shall direct the Human Resource Commission (HRC) to conduct
public hearings, appropriately advertised, during January of each odd numbered
year to receive input from the public regarding locations and kinds of barriers that
should be removed. The HRC, after receiving testimony,shall review the requests
received, staff input, and prepare a recommended program of barrier removal for
inclusion in the City's two year budget. The HRC recommendation shall be
included in the budget proposal presented to the City Council for their
consideration. The City Council will conduct a public hearing to receive testimony
regarding the proposed budget and after receiving testimony and staff
recommendations shall adopt a budget which considers the needs of the community
for removal of barriers to access.
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crff HALL, 990 PALM STREET- BARRIERS TO WELDING ACCESS (Priority 1)
5A9g A Raise existing handrail to current ADA compliance height.
6-1A1 A Provide 2-inch wide indicator stripe of contrasting color at all treads of
exterior stairway to main Palm St. entrance at upper level.
6-IA6a,c,d,f B At stairway to main Palm St. entrance at upper level: provide
additional handrail or relocate existing handrail to provide intermediate
handrail; provide handrail extensions at top and bottom of stairway-,
raise existing handrails to ADA mounting height.
6-2AI A Provide 2-inch wide indicator stripe of contrasting color at all treads of
exterior stairway to Osos Street entrance.
6-2A6d,f A Provide handrail extensions and raise handrail to ADA height at
stairway to Osos Street entrance.
64A1 A Replace indicator stripe with 2-inch wide stripe at all treads of stairway
to Osos Street bus shelter.
17A A Provide accessible entry signs and a directory of sanitary facilities.
18-1A, 18-1B B At building entrance from parking lot adjacent to City Attorney's office
provide 1/2": maximum height threshold, additional exterior landing
area, and 24" strike-edge clearance. Alter door closer at interior door
of airlock to provide 5 lbs. maximum pull.
184A1,184A4e A At entrance from parking lot adjacent to Personnel offices, provide
threshold with 1/2" max height and door closures which do not exceed
allowed pull force. Closure modification also required at interior
airlock door. Remove hold open device attached to bottom 10" of
door.
CITY HAIL 990 PALM STREET- BARRIERS TO SERVICES (Priority 2)
144A, 14-2A B Replace 2 drinking fountains in main hallway of upper level and
construct alcove or wing walls as required.
14-3A B Replace drinking fountain at Osos Street bus shelter.
14-5A A Adjust mounting height and provide wing walls at drinking fountain in
hallway adjacent to lower level Men's toilet room.
18-7A4e A Provide door closer with required pull force at entrance door to
conference room adjacent to Personnel offices.
18-8A4, 18-01, A At entrance doors from main hallway to Personnel Dept. offices,
18-9A4, 19-9B1 provide door closer with required pull force and 10" uninterrupted clear
space (plate) at bottom of door.
18-14AI A Provide complying door closer and threshold at public entrance door to
Finance Dept. from main entrance lobby.
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CITY HALL,990 PALM ST. - BARRIERS TO SERVICES (Priority 2)
18-15A4, 18- A At entrance to Council Chambers from main hallway, provide
15B1, 18-1583 complying door closure and remove door hold-open device at bottom
10" of door. Remove fixed seats to provide 48" clear space in front of
doors.
18-6A4, A At door to Council Hearing Room from rotunda area outside of
18-16B1 Council Chambers, provide complying door closer, lever-type latching
hardware, and 10" high uninterrupted surface at bottom or door.
18-20A4, A At main entrance to City Attorney's office from main hall, provide
18-20B2 complying door closer and modify modular office furniture to provide
60" level space at swing side of door.
18-22A4, A At door between main hall and Council Office, install lever-type
18-22A4 latching hardware and 10" high kickplate.
18-23A2, 18- C At exterior entry doors at lower level Palm St. entrance, modify double
2381 door assembly to provide 32" clear opening and complying door closer.
Provide 10" high kickplate.
21-1AI, 21-1A6 B At primary public stairway between floors, provide indicator stripe at
treat nosing and handrail extensions. Alter handrail height.
29-6D2 B Provide a reception desk work area that is accessible to the disabled at
Clerk's reception counter.
31-IDIa,b,c B Install an assistive listening system. Provide signage notifying that
system is available. Provide at least 5 receivers.
29-6D2 B Provide a reception desk work area that is accessible to the disabled at
Clerk's reception counter.
31-IDIa,b,c B Install an assistive listening system. Provide signage notifying that
system is-available. Provide at least 5 receivers.
18-1B2b A At door from main entry hall to hall accessing Building Conference
Room, move divider on swing side of door to allow for 18" strike edge
clearance.
18-IA4e, 18- B At hall entry door into City Attorney reception desk, adjust door closer
IB1, 18-1]32a to an operating force of 5 lbs. maximum, provide a smooth
uninterrupted kick plate on the push side of the door, and provide a
60" level area on the swing side of the door by rearranging the office
furniture.
18-2A2, 18- A At door in conference room, replace existing door with a new unit that
I will provide a 32" wide clear opening, install level action hardware.
29-4D2, 29-4D3 B Provide a reception desk counter area that is accessible to the disabled
in Finance Dept. reception area.
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CITY HALL, 990 PALM ST. - BARRIERS TO RESTROOMS (Priority 3)
Upstairs Men's Restroom
25-1A6, 25-1A7, C At vestibule and door between main hall and men's restroom at upper
25-1A8 floor, alter construction to provide required clear space at strike edge
of door and minimum width at entry corridor.
25-1133, 25-1135, A Insulate traps at lavatory, adjust height of dispensers.
25-1C8
25-1C4, 25-105 D Eliminate stalls and reconfigure toilet compartment partitions to
provide one accessible stall with all required dimensions.
Upstairs Women's Restroom
25-2A6, 25-2A7, C At vestibule and door between main hall and women's restroom at
25-2A8 upper floor, alter construction to provide required clear space at strike
edge of door and minimum width at entry corridor.
25-2131, 25-2132 A Remove the radiant heater and relocate the napkin dispenser to an
unobstruting location.
25-2B3a,g B Lower height of sink to a maximum of 34" above floor, wrap exposed
hot water pipes.
25-2C3, 25-2C4, D Eliminate existing toilet stalls and reconfigure new stalls to meet access
25-2C5 compliance.
25-2135, 25-2135, A Move all dispensers and mirror so that they are located a maximum of
25-2C9, 25-2C9 40" above floor.
Downstairs Men's Restroom
25-3A5c A Adjust door closer to proper sweep time to entry door.
25-3A6b C Alter entry door placement and entry corridor to allow for 18" strike
edge clearance on swing side of door.
25-3B5 A Lower paper towel dispenser to a maximum of 40" above floor to
operating lever.
25-3136 B Remove and replace urinal with one that has a bowl that extends at
least 14" from wall.
25-3C4, 25-3C5, D Eliminate existing toilet stall and reconfigure new stall to meet access
25-3C7 compliance.
Downstairs Women's Restroom
25-4A5c,e A Adjust door closer to proper sweep time, remove door hold open
device from bottom 10".
25-4A6a, C Alter door opening vestibule area to provide proper jamb clearances
25-4A7b and 60" landing clearance.
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CIVIC CENTER, 888 MORRO ST. - BARRIERS TO BUILDING ACCESS (Priority 1)
5-lA9a,fg,h A Provide complying handrails to upstairs entry ramp where handrails do
not now e)dst.
15-lA4 A Provide a volume control on the telephone by main front entry.
18-3A1, 18- A Raise exterior landing of doorway from upstairs entry ramp so that a
3A4d 1/2" maidmum threshold is provided. Adjust door closer so that a
sweep of 3 seconds minimum is provided when door is opened to 70
degrees.
18-3131 A At upstairs entry ramp doorway remove hold open device attached to
bottom 10" of door.
18-3132b A At upstairs entry ramp doorway remove portion of guardrail blocking
24" strike edge clearance.
CIVIC CENTER, 888 MORRO ST., - BARRIERS TO SERVICES (Priority 2)
15-131, 2 A Remount telephone so that the coin slot is no higher than 54" above
grade and a clearance of 27" is provided beneath enclosure.
184A4d A At upstairs corridor door adjust door closer so that a sweep of 3
seconds minimum is provided when door is opened to 70 degrees.
CIVIC CENTER,888 MORRO ST., - BARRIERS TO RESTROOMS (Priority 3)
17-1A3 A Provide a directory of sanitary facilities.
26-1133g, A Wrap waste lines under lavatories in downstairs restrooms.
26-2B3g
26-105, 26-2C5 A In men's and women's downstairs restrooms remove existing toilet flush
controls and replace with flush control located on wide side of stall.
CITY/COUNTY LIBRARY, 995 PALM ST. - BARRIERS TO BUILDING ACCESS (Priority 1)
17-1A1,2 A Provide international symbol of accessibility signage at entries.
18-lAe A On main entry doors adjust self closer to a maximum of 8.5 lbs.
18-2Ae A On parking lot entry doors adjust self closer to a maximum of 8.5 lbs.
CITY/COUNTY LIBRARY, 995 PALM ST. - BARRIERS TO SERVICES (Priority 2)
14-1A3 B Install downstairs drinking fountain in an alcove with a depth between
18" and 24" or install wing walls.
14-1A6c A On downstairs drinking fountain install bubbler unit that has a stream
flow of at least 4" in height.
15-]A5a,b,c B On pay telephone located within lobby install equipment, signage, and
shelf that will accommodate TDD equipment.
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CITY/COUNTY LIBRARY, 995 PALM ST. - BARRIERS TO RESTROOMS (Priority 3)
The County is responsible for restroom deficiency corrections.
MEN'S GROUND FLOOR RESTROOM
25-1A5c,e A At men's room door, bottom floor, adjust door closer so that a sweep
of 3 seconds minimum is provided when door is opened to 70 degrees.
Remove hold open device attached to bottom 10" of door.
25-1B3g A In men's ground floor restroom wrap hot water lines and waste lines
under lavatories.
25-1116 A In men's ground floor restroom replace disabled urinals that extend 13"
from wall with urinals that extend 14" from wall.
25-1B7 A In men's ground floor restroom install a visual fire alarm.
25-105 B In men's ground floor restroom increase disabled toilet stall width from
58" to 60".
25-106 A In men's ground floor restroom increase toilet seat height to a
minimum of 17 - 19" above floor.
25-1C10d A In men's ground floor restroom reposition side grab bar so that the
front end is 24" minimum in front of toilet.
-WOMEN'S GROUND FLOOR RESTROOM
25-2A5c,e A In women's ground floor restroom adjust door closer so that a sweep
of 3 seconds minimum is provided from a.position of 70 degrees.
Remove door hold open device from bottom 10" of kick plate.
25-2133g A Wrap waste lines and hot water lines under lavatories.
25-2137 A In women's ground floor restroom install a visual fire alarm.
25-2C5 B Increase toilet stall width from 59" to 60".
25-2C6 A Increase toilet seat height to a minimum of 17" - 19" above floor.
25-2C10d A In women's ground floor restroom reposition side grab bar so the front
end is 24" minimum in front of toilet.
PUBLIC WORKS, 955 MORRO ST., - BARRIERS TO BUILDING ACCESS (Priority 1)
17-1A1, 17-1A3 I A I Provide accessible entry signs and a directory of sanitary facilities.
PUBLIC WORKS,955 MORRO ST., - BARRIERS TO SERVICES (Priority 2)
14-1A6c A Provide a drinking fountain bubbler with a stream that is at least 4"
high.
29-11) B Provide an accessible counter space at the reception desk that has a
work surface located between 28" - 34" above floor and proper knee
space beneath surface.
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PUBLIC WORKS,955 MORRO ST., - BARRIERS TO RESTROOMS (Priority 3)
25-1A2, 25-IA4, A At men's and women's restroom entry doors, replace existing door or
25-2A2, 25-2A4 provide proper clear opening height of 80" and maximum threshold
I height of 1/2" with 1/4" beveled slope.
25-2A5d,e, A At men's and women's restroom entry doors, adjust door self closer to
25-A5d,e not exceed 5 lbs. pull force and remove door kick stop so that a 10"
high uninterrupted kick plate is provided.
25-1A6a A At men's restroom entry door provide a 60" level area on the swing
side of the door.
25-1137, 25-2137 A Install visual fire alarms 80" above floor in both men's and women's
I restrooms.
25-1CI,b A Replace stall door latch in men's and women's restroom with a latch
25-2C1,b that does not require a rotating motion to close and has an outside
I handle for opening._
25-1C4a, 25- AMove toilet fixture and waste plumbing so that the toilet is centered 18"
2C4a I from the side wall instead of the existing 19".
25-1C7, 25-2C7 A Replace existing toilet flush control valve with one which operates from
the wide side of the compartment.
25-IC9, 25-2C9 A Adjust mounting height of seat cover dispenser to 40" max. above floor.
25-2135 A Adjust mounting height of sanitary napkin and waste containers to 40"
maximum above floor.
CORPORATION YARD,25 PRADO ROAD - BARRIERS TO BUILDING ACCESS (Priority 1)
17-1 A Provide accessibility signs at primary building entries. Provide
accessible identification signs at rooms marked with permanent
identification.
CORPORATION YARD,25 PRADO ROAD - BARRIERS TO SERVICES (Priority 2)
14-2A3, B At drinking fountain in main hallway, increase the alcove width to 327
14-2A5b from the existing 30-1/2".
18-1A4d, 18- A Adjust door closers to meet ADA requirements for sweep time and
2A4d, 184A4d, opening force.
18-5A4d, 18-
6A4d, 18-7A4d,
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18-11133b B On conference room B entry door provide proper strike edge clearance
I of 12" on the push side of door by reducing on strike side of latch.
19-1112,3 A In main entry corridor, provide a fire alarm activation positioned 48"
above the floor. Install a visual fire alarm that meets ADA
requirements.
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CORPORATION YARD,25 PRADO ROAD - BARRIERS TO SERVICES (Priority 2)
29-1F3 A In administration reception office, install visual fire alarm.
29-2F3 A In conference room A, install visual fire alarm.
CORPORATION YARD,25 PRADO ROAD - BARRIERS TO RESTROOMS (Priority 3)
MEN'S RESTROOM
25-1A5c A Adjust entry door closer to meet the sweep time of 3 seconds.
25-1B3c,d,e,f A Upgrade existing accessible sink with acceptable clearance from floor
and hand activated controls.
25-1B4,25-1135 A Lower mirrors, towels, and waste containers to a maximum of 40"
above the floor.
25-1137 A Install visual fire alarm within restroom.
25-1C1 A Provide stall door handles on both sides of accessible toilet stall door.
WOMEN'S RESTROOM
25-2A1,25-2A5c A On restroom entry door, install disabled access sign and adjust door
closer for minimum 3 second door sweep.
25-2B3fg A Install hand activated faucet controls on disabled access sink and wrap
waste and hot water tines.
25-2134,25-2135 A Lower mirrors, towel dispensers, and sanitary napkin dispensers to
maximum of 40" above the floor.
25-2137 A Install visual fire alarm within restroom.
25-2C1 A Provide stall door handle on both sides of accessible toilet stall door.
25-2C4a A Move accessible toilet so that it is centered 18" from side wall.
PALM STREET PARKING STRUCTURE - BARRIERS TO SERVICES (Priority 2)
1-1A1, 1-1A10a A Restripe stalls to provide an additional 2 disabled parking stalls for a
total of 9 disabled stalls, two stalls shall be designated as "Van
"Accessible" with proper signage and 8' unloading zone.
15-1A3,15-IA5A, A At Palm St. public telephone install a volume control and TDD
15-113, 15-1C1 device. Remount telephone with the coin slot at the proper height 48"
for frontal approach.
MARSH STREET PARKING STRUCTURE - BARRIERS TO SERVICES (Priority 2)
1-1A1, 1-1A10a A Restripe parking stalls to provide an additional 4 disabled parking.
stalls for a total of 7 stalls, one stall shall be designated as "Van
Accessible"with proper signage and 8' unloading zone.
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MARSH STREET PARKING STRUCTURE - BARRIERS TO SERVICES (Priority 2)
23-lAlla,23- A At elevator within parking structure, provide audible warning devices
1Al2, 23- that sound once for the up direction and twice for down, provide raised
1A13A floor indicators, provide 2" tall grade B braille on both door jambs,
provide illuminated numerals as the car passes or arrives at each floor.
MARSH STREET PARKING STRUCTURE - BARRIERS TO RESTROOMS (Priority 3)
27-1AI A Provide a IT access symbol centered 60" above the floor at the office
I I restroom.
POLICE DEPARTMENT, 1042 WALNUT.ST. - BARRIERS TO BUILDING ACCESS (Priority 1)
5-1A2, 5-1A7c, B At main entrance, increase existing ramp width to 48", provide a 72"
5-1A9h intermediate landing, extend handrails 12" beyond the ramp at top and
bottom.
5-2A6, 5-2A7a, B At downstairs hall entry on west end, provide wheel guides on entry
5-2A9a,b ramp, enlarge landing to at least 78" in length measured from door in
closed position, provide complying handrails on both sides of ramp.
5-3A7a, 5-3A9 B At front entry ramp, provide a 60"x60" top landing. Provide complying
handrails to both sides of ramp.
6-IA6b,d A At front entry stairs, provide proper extensions at both top and bottom
of handrails.
15-142, 15-1A3, A At public telephone by front entry, provide 29" cord length, volume
15-IA5, 15-1112, control and TDD accommodation. Lower phone enclosure height to a
15-IC2, 15-1C4 maximum of 27'.
15-3A3, 15-3A5, A At red phone by front entry, provide a volume control, and TDD
15-3C4 accommodation. Lower phone enclosure height to a maximum of 27.
17-1 A Second floor - Provide accessible entry signs and permanent signs
identifying rooms and spaces.
POLICE DEPARTMENT, 1042 WALNUT ST. - BARRIERS TO SERVICES (Priority 2)
17-1 A First Floor - Provide accessible entry signs and permanent signs
identifying rooms and spaces.
15-2A2, 15-2A3, A At public telephone within lobby, provide 29" cord length, volume
15-2A5, 15-2132, control, and TDD accommodation. Lower phone enclosure height to a
15-2C2, 15-2C4 maximum of 27".
18-86A2, 18- B At door into operations hall, replace existing door with one that
86A4b, 18- provides 32" clear opening, install lever type hardware. Alter existing
86B2b opening to provide 18" strike edge clearance, check possible reversing
IL of door swing.
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POLICE DEPARTMENT, 1042 WALNUT ST. - BARRIERS TO SERVICES (Priority 2)
18-90A4b,e A At door from lobby into main hall, install lever type hardware, adjust
door closer to less than 5 lbs. opening force.
18-92A4b A At door into interview room 202, install lever type hardware.
18-93A4b A At door into interview room 203, install lever type hardware.
POLICE DEPARTMENT, 1042 WALNUT ST. - BARRIERS TO RESTROOMS (Priority 3)
25-113f, 25-1115, A At lobby restroom, install lever type controls to lavatory, lower towel
26-1117,27-1C8b dispenser to 40" max above floor, provide a visual fire alarm within
room, replace rear grab bar for toilet with a 36" long bar.
FIRE STATION #2, 136 N. CHORRO ST. - BARRIERS TO BUILDING ACCESS (Priority 1)
5-1 A Provide an exterior ramp up to a landing in order to access the main
front door.
15-1A3, 15-1A5, A At emergency phone located outside firehouse, provide a phone with
15-1131, 15-1112 volume control and TDD accommodations. Relocate phone to an
accessible height, 48" maximum height to controls and coin slot if
forward approach is required or 54" to controls and coin slot if side
approach is possible.
16-1131 A Eliminate drop off hazard where changes in level exceed 4" at front
entry by either providing 6"warning curb or installing guard rail.
17-1 A Provide accessible entry signs and permanent signs identifying rooms
and spaces.
18-1A1, 18- A At front door, install a landing that reduces the vertical threshold
lA4b,d,e change to a maximum of 1/2". Provide lever action hardware and
adjust the door closer to a minimum of 3 seconds sweep time.
FIRE STATION#2, 136 N. CHORRO ST. - BARRIERS TO RESTROOMS (Priority 3)
25-1A1, 25-1A3, A At door accessing restroom from office area, provide appropriate 12"
25-1A5a,c door symbol, replace door assembly with unit that will provide 32" clear
opening, lower door hardware so that it is located between 30"-44"
above floor, adjust door closer to a minimum of 3 seconds sweep time.
25-1131 D Provide a clear space of 44" minimum throughout restroom.
25-1113 A Provide a sink with proper knee space beneath, wrap hot water and
drain pipes, install accessible faucet controls.
25-1115 A Lower towel dispensers and similar fixtures to a maximum of 40" above
floor.
25-1136 A Replace urinal with an accessible unit mounted no more than 17" above
floor to lip, and a rim that projects a minimum of 14" from wall.
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FIRE STATION #2, 136 N. CHORRO ST. - BARRIERS TO RESTROOMS (Priority 3)
25-1C C Provide an accessible toilet and stall. Providing access may require
removal of 1 toilet and reworking of stall with installation of grab bars
or major remodel work may be required to provide sufficient space for
an accessible stall.
FIRE STATION #3, 1280 LAUREL LANE - BARRIERS TO BUILDING ACCESS (Priority 1)
15-1A3, 15-1A4, A Provide a volume control and TDD device for the public phone located
15-1A5, 15-1131, outside by the front door. Lower phone to the appropriate accessible
15-1132, 15-1C1 mounting height depending on whether access is achieved by a side
approach or forward reach.
17-1 A Provide accessible entry signs and permanent signs identifying rooms
and spaces.
18-lAl, 18- A At front door, provide a level landing at the same height as the
1A4b threshold. Installation of the landing may require a short ramp for
access. Change the door hardware to lever action type which requires'
a single action to disengage all latches.
FIRE STATION #3, 1280 LAUREL LANE - BARRIERS TO RESTROOMS (Priority 3)
18-2131, 18- A At sliding door into restroom area, provide clear floor area for access
2D2, 18-2133 to door by moving desk or any other objects that may be obstructing
access area.
26-1A1, 26-1A3, D At door accessing restroom, provide new door that meets accessibility
26-1A4, 26- standards. Installation of an accessible door should be coordinated
1A5b,26- with remodeling efforts to provide accessibility within the restroom.
lA6a,b, 26-1A8
26-1131, 26-1132, D Provide proper clearances within the restroom to allow a 60" diameter
25-1B3b,c,d,fg turning area. Provide a new sink with proper access and knee space
clearances, accessible controls, insulated hot water & drainage piping.
26-1134, 26-1135 A Lower mirrors, towel dispenser, and other features within the restroom
to 40" maximum above the floor.
26-1C D Provide access to toilet within restroom. Access to toilet along with
other features will require extensive remodel of restroom.
FIRE STATION #4, 1395 MADONNA ROAD - BARRIERS TO BUILDING ACCESS (Priority 1)
15-1A3, 15-W A At emergency phone located outside firehouse, provide a phone with
volume control and TDD accommodations.
16-1 A Where gate obstructs accessible walkway, provide an accessible gate
which includes lever action hardware, 60" level landings on each side,
and 10" kick plate on push side of gate.
17-1 A Provide accessible entry signs and permanent signs identifying room
and spaces.
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FIRE STATION #4, 1395 MADONNA ROAD - BARRIERS TO BUILDING ACCESS (Priority 1)
18-1A4b,d A At main entry door, provide lever action hardware and adjust door
closer to proper sweep time of 3 seconds.
FIRE STATION #4, 1395 MADONNA ROAD - BARRIERS TO RESTROOMS (Priority 3)
26-3A1, 26-1A3, D At restroom entry door, provide access sign on door, replace door
26-1A4, 26- assembly with unit that will provide 32" clear.opening, install lever
1A5b, 26-1A7b, action hardware, locate door to provide strike edge clearances.
26-1A8 Installation of accessible door should be coordinated with remodeling
efforts to provide accessibility within restroom.
26-1131, 26-1112, D Provide proper clearances within the restroom to allow a 60" diameter
26-1133 turning area. Provide a new sink with proper access and knee space
clearances, accessible controls, and insulated hot water and drainage
piping.
26-1135 A Lower towel dispenser and other features within the restroom to 40"
maximum above floor.
26-1C D Provide access to toilet within restroom. Access to toilet along with
other features will require extensive remodel of restroom.
RECREATION DEPARTMENT OFFICE, 860 PACIFIC STREET
NOTE: No projects identified, as new building is under construction
and old building is to be demolished.
HISTORICAL MUSEUM,696 MONTEREY ST. - BARRIERS TO BUILDING ACCESS (Priority 1)
D Provide access to both upper and lower floors by constructing a new
access point to lower floor from adjacent parking lot.
HISTORICAL MUSEUM, 6% MONTEREY ST. - BARRIERS TO SERVICES (Priority 2)
"Additional survey work necessary to identify services restrictions.
HISTORICAL MUSEUM,696 MONTEREY ST., BARRIERS TO RESTROOMS (Priority 3)
C F Provide accessible restrooms.
RECREATION CENTER, 864 SANTA ROSA- BARRIERS TO BUILDING ACCESS (Priority 1)
5-2A6, A At ramp to gym from Mill St. sidewalk, provide wheel guides on left
6-2A9a,g,h side of ramp, replace handrail with one that has a 1-1/4" to 1-1/2"
diameter, mount new handrail 34"-38" above ramp surface, provide
handrail extension of 12" beyond the top and bottom of ramp.
17-1A1, 17-1A2, A Provide proper signage directing people to accessible entries,
17-1A3 identifying accessible entries, and a building director indicating the
accessible sanitary facilities.
17-11111 17-1135, A Provide accessible identification signage to rooms and spaces with
17-1136, 17-1117 permanent identification. Locate signs centered 60" above floor with
proper characters and symbols.
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RECREATION CENTER,864 SANTA ROSA - BARRIERS TO BUILDING ACCESS (Priority 1)
1&-M2, 18-3M, A At Mill St. entry door, replace door with a new door capable of
18-3Md,18-3131 providing a 32" clear opening and 80" height, adjust door closer to
proper sweep time, provide a smooth 10" kick plate on push side.
RECREATION CENTER, 964 SANTA ROSA- BARRIERS TO SERVICES (Priority 2)
6-2A5, 6-2A6e A At 3 riser stairway to stage in gym, replace stairs with one that has
sloped risers, replace handrail with one that has a diameter of 1-1/4" to
1-1/Z'.
16-1A6c A At lobby drinking fountain, provide a bubbler that directs water flow
parallel to the front and at least 4" high-
14-2A5a,c, A At west side gym drinking fountain, provide 2T' high x 17-19" deep
14-2A6c knee space beneath fountain, provide bubbler that directs water flow
parallel to the front and at least 4" high.
14-3A5ac A At east side gym drinking fountain, provide same requirements as
14-3A6c required for west side gym drinking fountain.
154A5 A At lobby telephone, provide TDD accommodations.
18-1A4e, A At meeting room A entry door, adjust door closer to proper sweep
18-1131 time and operating effort, provide smooth 10" kick plate on push side.
18-8A4d, A At entry door to meeting room B, adjust door closer to proper sweep
18-8131 time, provide a smooth uninterrupted 10" kick plate.
18-10A4e A At Little Recer's interior entry, adjust door closer to proper closing
18-10131 force, provide a smooth, uninterrupted kick plate on push side.
18-11A4e, 18- A At meeting room B entry door, adjust closer to proper closing force,
11131, 18-11133b provide a smooth, uninterrupted kick plate on push side, provide 12"
strike edge clearance by moving door.
18-12A4e A At gym-lobby pass through door, adjust door closer to provide proper
closing force.
18-13A4e A At other gym-lobby pass through door, adjust door closer to provide
proper closing force.
18-16A4e, 18- A At gym-craft room entry door, adjust closer to proper closing force,
16131 provide a smooth, uninterrupted kick plate on push side.
18-17133b A At craft-hallway entry doors, provide 12" strike edge clearance.
18-18A2, 18- B At weight room-stage entry door, replace door with one that provides
18133a 32" clear opening, provide proper landing space of 48" on either side of
door.
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RECREATION CENTER,864 SANTA ROSA- BARRIERS TO SERVICES (Priority 2)
20-1AI C Provide wheelchair access between the weight room-stage area and the
ground floor. Access may be provided by either a ramp or wheelchair
lift.
21-1A1, 21-1A3, B At stairway accessing the stage area, remove existing stairs and replace
21-1A4, 21-IA5, with a complying stairway, provide proper handrail on both sides of
21-IA6, 21-1111, stair run.
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RECREATION CENTER, 864 SANTA ROSA- BARRIERS TO RESTROOMS (Priority 3)
Men's Restroom: I
25-1A5c,d A Adjust entry door closer to proper closing force and sweep time.
25-1135 A Lower towel dispenser to height of no more than 40" above floor to
operational portion.
15-1C1 A Provide stall door handles on both sides of stall door.
25-10 A Relocate flush controls to wide side of toilet stall and maximum of 44"
above floor.
Women's Restroom:
25-2A1 A Raise entry door sign to 60" above the floor.
25-2A5d 'A Adjust entry door opening force to 5 lbs. maximum.
25-2135 A Lower towel dispenser to a maximum of 40" above the floor to
operational portion.
25-20 A Provide stall door handles on both sides of stall door.
25-2C9 A Lower toilet seat dispenser to a maximum of 40" above finish floor.
Boy's Restroom:
25-3B5 A Lower towel dispenser to a maximum of 40" above finish floor to
operational portion.
Girl's Restroom:
254B5 A Lower towel dispenser to a maximum of 40" above finish floor to
operational portion.
25407 A Move toilet flush control valve to wide side of toilet compartment.
28-1114c A Lower shower controls in men's shower room to a maximum of 40"
above floor.
28-2B4c A Lower shower controls in women's shower room to a maximum of 40"
above floor.
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JACK HOUSE, 536 MARSH ST. - BARRIERS TO BUILDING ACCESS (Priority 1)
18-4 A Provide an accessible entry into the Jack House.
JACK HOUSE, 536 MARSH ST. - BARRIERS TO SERVICES (Priority 2)
20-1 B Access to the second floor is not provided. ADA law allows for
alternative means of access when the historic fabric may be sacrificed
by access improvements. Alternatives such as using audio-visual
materials and devices to depict those portions of an historic property
that cannot otherwise be made accessible may be acceptable.
JACK HOUSE, 536 MARSH ST. - BARRIERS TO RESTROOMS (Priority 3)
Men's Restroom:
25-1A1 A Provide proper 12" access sign centered 60" above floor.
25-1A5d, A At entry door, adjust the door closer to proper force of 85 lbs.
25-1A7b Provide proper strike edge clearance of 12" if the door has a latch.
25-1133fg A Provide lever type sink controls requiring 5 lbs. effort maximum. Wrap
waste and hot water pipes under sink.
25-1114, 25-1135 A Lower mirror so that the bottom edge is not more than 40" above
floor. Lower towel dispenser to a maximum of 40" above.
25-1116 A Provide an accessible urinal that is located a max. of 17" above floor.
25-1C1 A Provide stall door handles on both sides of door accessing stall. Latch
shall not require grasping or twisting.
25-106, 25-1C8, A Adjust toilet seat height with lifters to a height of 17-19". Provide roll
25-1C9 type toilet paper. Lower seat cover dispenser to a maximum of 40"
above floor.
Women's Restroom:
25-2A1 A Provide proper 12" access sign centered 60" above floor.
25-2A5d, A At entry door, adjust the door closer to proper force of 85 lbs.
25-2A7b Provide proper strike edge clearance of 12" if the door has a latch.
25-2B3fg A Provide lever type sink controls requiring 5 lbs. effort maximum. Wrap
waste and hot water pipes under sink.
25-2B4, A Lower mirror so that bottom edge is not more than 40" above floor.
25-2B5 Lower towel dispenser to a maximum of 40" above floor.
25-20 A Provide stall door handles on both sides of door accessing stall. Latch
shall not require grasping or twisting.
25-2C6, 25-2C8, A Adjust toilet seat height with lifters to a height of 17-19". Provide roll
25-2C9 type toilet paper. Lower seat cover dispenser to a maximum of 40"
above floor.
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SENIOR CENTER, 1445 SANTA ROSA ST. - BARRIERS TO BUILDING ACCESS (Priority 1)
4-1A9 A At entry walk from Santa Rosa, remove and surface level changes that
exceed 1/4".
5-1A9g A At entry ramp from Santa Rosa, raise the ramp handrail so that the
handrail top is between 34"-38" above ramp surface.
17-1 A Provide accessible entry signs and a directory of sanitary facilities.
18-1A4d, 18- A At main front entry door, adjust door closer to proper sweep time.
IBI Remove door hold open device at bottom of door providing 10" kick
plate clearance.
SENIOR CENTER, 1445 SANTA ROSA ST. - BARRIERS TO SERVICES (Priority 2)
15-1A1, 15-1A3, A At front entry convenience phone, provide 30"x48" access area by
15-1A5 removing furniture. Provide a volume control device, include
identifying symbols. Provide TDD accommodations.
18-6A4e A At door between large assembly room and lobby, adjust door closer to
I Proper operating effort.
18-8A4e A J At door to big kitchen, adjust door closer to proper operating effort.
18-12B1 A At door to conference room, remove door hold open device providing
10" kick plate clearance.
18-134d, A At door from lobby into card room, remove door hold open device
13-13BI providing 10" kick plate clearance.
18-14BI A At door from lobby to pool room, remove door hold open device
providing 10" kick plate clearance.
Kitchenette:
29-5AI, C Provide a turning area of 60" minimum in diameter with the space.
29-5BI Provide clear floor space of 30"x48" in front of all switches, outlets, and
controls.
29-5D1, 29- C Provide a dear floor space of 30x48" at the work surface. Provide
5D2, 29-5D3 proper knee space under the work surface. Relocate the work space
between 28"-34" above the floor.
29-5112 B Relocate upper storage cabinets to a maximum of 54" above the floor.
Large Kitchen:
29-6AI CProvide a turning area of 60" min. in diameter with the space. Provide
clear floor space of 30"x48" in front of all switches, outlets & controls.
29-6DI, 29- C Provide a dear floor space of 30"x:48�' at the work surface. Provide
6D21 29-6D3 proper knee space under the work surface. Relocate the work space
between 28"-34" above the floor.
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SENIOR CENTER, 1445 SANTA ROSA ST. - BARRIERS TO RESTROOMS (Priority 3)
25-1A1 A Center entry door sign at 60" above floor.
25-1A6a, C At entry door, provide a 60" landing on the swing side of the door,
25-1A7b provide 12" strike edge clearance on push side of door.
25-1135 A Lower towel dispenser to a maximum of 40" above floor.
25-1C1 A Provide handles on both sides of toilet stall door.
25-1C4a,b C Move toilet so that it is centered 18" from the wall. Increase clearance
25-1137 in front of toilet to 60" by either moving toilet back or moving wall of
restroom. Reverse toilet flush valve to wide side of stall.
Women's Restroom:
25-2A1 A Center entry door sign at 60" above floor.
25-2A6a, C At entry door, provide a 60" landing on the swing side of the door.
25-2A7b Provide 12" strike edge clearance on push side of door.
25-2B5 A Lower towel dispenser to a maximum of 40" above floor.
25-20 A Provide handles on both sides of toilet stall door.
25-2C4a,d C Move toilet so that it is centered 18" from the wall. Increase clearance
25-2D7 in front of toilet to 60" by either moving toilet back or moving wall of
restroom. Reverse toilet flush valve to wide side of stall.
SWIM CENTER,900 SOUTHWOOD - BARRIERS TO BUILDING ACCESS (Priority 1)
17-1A1, 17-1A2, A Provide accessible entry signs and a directory of sanitary facilities.
17-1A3
18-1131, 18-281, A On main front entry doors into new bath house, remove door hold
18-3131 open device from bottom 10" of door.
SWIM CENTER,900 SOUTHWOOD - BARRIERS TO SERVICES (Priority 2)
9-lA6a,b,c B Provide complying 60" wide steps into the swimming pool with
handrails.
17-1131, 17-1B5 A Provide complying identification signs to rooms and spaces.
Outdoor Shower by Old Bathhouse:
28-3132 B Remove existing deck around showers and replace with new deck that
slopes 1/2" per foot or less and has a non-slip surface equivalent to a
grit-faced tile.
34-1A3a A In men's locker room, provide a bench with minimum dimensions of
24"x48".
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SWIM CENTER,900 SOUTHWOOD - BARRIERS TO SERVICES (Priority 2)
34-1A4 A In men's locker room, provide a full length mirror 18W' and a
maximum of 20" above floor, locate mirror in front of 24Px54" mirror.
34-Wa A in women's locker room provide a bench with minimum dimensions of
24nx48".
34-3A3 A In the men's locker room, old bathhouse, provide a 24"x48" bench.
SINSHEIMER CONCESSION, 900 SOUTHWOOD - BARRIERS TO BUILDING ACCESS (Priority 1)
18-1A1, 18-1A2, A At exterior entry door to multi-purpose room, modify threshold to
18-IA4b,d comply, enlarge door opening to 32", install lever type latching
18-1131,2a hardware, provide complying door closer, install 10" high uninterrupted
surface at bottom of door, and provide a 60" level landing on the swing
side of door.
18-3A4d,e A At exterior entry door to stairway, modify threshold to comply, provide
I complying door closer.
18-6A4d,e A At 2nd floor stairwell door, provide lever type latching hardware, adjust
I door closer.
18-7A4d,e, A At 2nd floor press box doors, provide lever type latching hardware,
18-8A4d,e, adjust door closer.
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SINSHEIMER CONCESSION,900 SOUTHWOOD ST. - BARRIERS TO SERVICES (Priority 2)
8-1A4 B Remove existing 42" high ticket counter and replace with a 36" high
ticket counter.
8-IDIa,b,c B Provide a permanent assistive listening system for 4% of seating
capacity. System shall be located at fixed seating. install signage at
ticket booth informing patrons of service.
14-1 A Replace east side drinking fountain with one that meets ADA
I requirements.
14-2 A Replace west side drinking fountain with one that meets ADA
I requirements.
15-1A, 15-1A3a, A Relocate telephone so that a 30"x40" unobstructed area is provided.
15-1A4, Install a volume control with complying symbols. Install a TDD device.
15-1A5Ab,c I
17-1A1, 17-IA2, A Provide accessible entry signs. Mount any existing identification signs
17-1A3, 17-1131 60" above floor.
18-5A4b, 18- A At interior door to concession area, provide lever type latching
5132b, 18-5133b hardware, provide strike edge clearance of 18" on pull side of door,
provide strike edge clearance of 12" on push side of door.
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SINSHEIMER CONCESSION,900 SOUTHWOOD - BARRIERS TO RESTROOMS (Priority 3)
Men's Restroom:
25-1A1 A Provide disabled access sign to men's restroom
25-1B3c,fg A Provide an accessible sink and faucet controls,wrap waste and hot
water lines.
25-185 A Lower water closet seat cover dispenser to a maximum height of 40".
25-1136 A Provide an accessible urinal in men's restroom.
25-1C1 A Provide door handles on both sides of the accessible stall door.
Women's Restroom:
25-2A1 A Provide disabled access sign to women's restroom.
25-2A5c A Adjust door closer to women's restroom.
25-2B3c,fg A Provide an accessible sink and faucet controls, wrap waste and hot
water lines.
25-2135 A Lower water closet seat cover dispenser to a maximum height of 40".
25-2C1 A Provide door handles on both sides of the accessible stall door.
25-2C7 A Move flush control to side wide of toilet compartment.
25-2D B Transform one of the existing non-disabled stalls into a front loading
disabled stall.
MEADOW PARK PAVILION - BARRIERS TO BUILDING ACCESS (Priority 1)
17-1A A Provide signage showing direction to accessible entry. Provide access
symbol at each accessible entry.
18-1A1 A Alter existing landing to lower level main entry to eliminate threshold
with vertical change that exceeds 1/2".
18-IA2, 18- B At main entry door to lower level, replace one set of double doors with
2A4e, 18-B1 a new door capable of providing a 32" wide clear opening. New door
shall meet ADA requirements for type of hardware, kick plate
dimension and door opening force.
18-2A2, 18-2Ae, B At double entry doors to intermediate level, replace existing door with
18-2B1 a new door capable of providing a 32" wide clear opening. New door
shall meet ADA requirements for type of hardware, kick plate
dimension and door opening force.
18-3A2, 18- B At entry door to upper level, replace existing door with a new door
3A4e, 18-3131 capable of providing a 32" wide clear opening. New door shall met
ADA requirements for type of hardware, kick plate dimension and
door opening force. Provide strike edge clearance of 12" on push-side
of door.
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MEADOW PARK PAVILION - BARRIERS TO SERVICES (Priority 2)
14-1 B Provide an accessible drinking fountain within the building.
17-113 A Provide accessible identification signage at rooms and spaces.
21-1A1, 21-1A4, A At stairway from lower level, provide contrasting stripe at tread nose,
21-1A5 provide 1-1/2" tread nose with proper riser design.
21-1A6c,b,e,fk A Provide ADA approved handrails on both side of stairs between lower
level and intermediate level.
24-1A4 A Install slip resistant material on the interior ramp surface.
24-1A9a,f,g,h A Provide ADA approved handrails on both sides of the interior ramp.
MEADOW PARK PAVILION - BARRIERS TO RESTROOMS (Priority 3)
Men's Restroom:
25-1A A Provide a disabled access sign mounted on the door.
25-1A3 A Replace existing entry door with a door capable of providing a 32" wide
clear opening.
25-1133g A Wrap waste and hot water pipes under restroom sink.
25-1136 A Provide a new urinal that projects at least 14"minimum from wall.
25-1C1, 25-IC2, B Provide a new accessible toilet stall. Due to the existing space
25-1C4b,c restriction, a side entry stall should be provided. Lower toilet height so
25-105, 25-106 that the seat is located no more than 19" above the floor.
Women's Restroom:
25-2A1 A Provide a disabled access sign on the restroom entry door.
25-2A3 A Replace existing entry door with one capable of providing a 32" clear
opening.
25-2133g A Wrap waste and hot water pipes under sink-
25-20,
ink25-2C1, 25-2C2, B Provide a new accessible toilet stall. Due to existing space restrictions
25-2C4b,c a side opening stall should be provided. Lower toilet height so that the
25-2C5, 25-2C6 seat is located no more than 19" above the floor.
CHILDREN'S MUSEUM, 1010 NIPOMO - BARRIERS TO BUILDING ACCESS (Priority 1)
18-1A4d, 18- A On main entry door, adjust the door closer so that a sweep time of 3
1131 seconds minimum from a position of 700 is obtained. Provide a smooth
uninterrupted bottom rail or kick plate that is 10" min. in height.
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CHILDREN'S MUSEUM, 1010 NIPOMO - BARRIERS TO SERVICES (Priority 2)
14-1A A Replace drinking fountain within museum with a new drinking fountain
that meets ADA requirements. Locate new fountain either in an
alcove or provide wing walls or provide a textured surface that extends
12" beyond the fountain in each direction.
CHILDREN'S MUSEUM, 1010 NIPOMO - BARRIERS TO RESTROOMS (Priority 3)
26-1A1, 26-1A2, A In both restrooms, provide appropriate 12" door sign centered 60"
26-1133g, 26- above the floor. Alter threshold so that at least 1/4" of the elevation
1C8a,d, 26-2A1, change is beveled at 45 degrees. Wrap waste and hot water lines under
26-2A2, 26- lavatories. Reposition side grab bars so that they are centered 33"
2133g, 26-2C8a,d above floor surface and at least 24" in front of toilet.
JOHNSON PARK - BARRIERS TO RESTROOMS (Priority 3)
Men's Restroom:
25-1A1 A Provide appropriate 12" access symbol centered 60" on entry door.
25-1A6a, B Move front entry door forward in entry vestibule so that a 60" landing
25-1A8 is created on the swing side of the door. Remove latch side block wall
so that it is flush with door frame.
25-1131, 25-1132 A In order to provide 60" turning area and 44" clear space, the urinal
should be eliminated, along with both block partition walls within
restroom.
25-1133d,f A Remove the box protecting the waste line beneath sink, wrap waste and
hot water lines if hot water is provided. Install accessible faucet
controls.
25-1136 A Remove urinal in order to provide full access within restroom.
25-10, 25-10, B Block wall enclosing toilet compartment needs to be removed in order
25-1C4, 25-105, to provide an accessible compartment. Install side opening
25-106, 25-10, compartment divider set out 32" from toilet. Install proper size grab
25-1C10 bars for side loading toilet compartment. Door opening to
compartment shall be 34". Provide a new toilet seat which lifts seat
height from 17-19" off floor.
Women's Restroom:
25-2A1 A Provide appropriate 12" access symbol centered 60" on entry door.
25-2A6,a, B Move front entry door forward in entry vestibule so that a 60" landing
25-2A8 is created on the swing side of the door. Remove latch side block wall
so that is flush with door frame.
25-2131, 25-2132 A In order to provide 60" turning area and 44" clear space, the 2nd toilet
should be eliminated, along with both block partition walls within
restroom.
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JOHNSON PARK - BARRIERS TO RESTROOMS (Priority 3)
Women's Restroom (Cont'd.)
25-21334 A Provide lever type faucet control or push button requiring less than 5
lbs. force to operate at sink. Wrap hot water and waste lines under
sink.
25-2C1, 25-2C3, B Block wall enclosing toilet compartment needs to be removed in order
25-2C4, 25-2C5, to provide an accessible compartment. Install side opening
25-2C6, 25-20, compartment divider set out 32" from toilet. Install proper size grab
25-2C10 bars for side loading toilet compartment. Door opening to
compartment shall be 24". Provide a new toilet seat which lifts seat
height from 17"-19" off floor.
LAGUNA LAKE PARK- BARRIERS TO RESTROOMS (Priority 3)
25-1 D The existing men's restroom is substantially out of compliance. A
comprehensive design accounting for all aspects of access compliance is
required.
25-2 D The existing women's restroom is substantially out of compliance. A
comprehensive design accounting for all aspects of access compliance is
required.
MITCHELL PARK- BARRIERS TO RESTROOMS (Priority 3)
Men's Restroom:
25-1A1 A Lower the restroom sign so that it is centered 60" above floor, install
the correct sign if it is not the appropriate 12" symbol.
25-1B3c,f A At sink, provide 29" knee space beneath and install accessible controls.
25-10a, 25- B Replace men's toilet with a unit complying with access standards.
1C4b,c, 25-106, Provide 48" clearance between front on toilet and stall door, center
25-1C7, 25-1C8, toilet 18" from stall walls, raise toilet seat to a height of 17"-19" above
25-1C10 floor. Remount grab bars so that they are centered 33" above floor.
Provide rolled toilet paper dispenser.
Women's Restroom:
25-2A1 A Lower the restroom sign so that it is centered 60" above floor, install
the correct sign if it is not the appropriate 12" symbol.
25-2131, 25-2132 C Increase the clear space within the restroom so that a minimum of 44"
width is provided throughout and a 60" diameter turning area is
provided. This may require rearranging interior fixtures or increasing
the width of restroom by moving the walls out.
25-2B3c,f A Raise or replace the existing sink so that an area of 29" high is
provided beneath for knee space. Replace controls with lever type or
push button to allow access.
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MITCHELL PARK- BARRIERS TO RESTROOMS (Priority 3)
Women's Restroom (Cont'd)
25-2C1a, B Replace women's toilet stall with a unit complying with access
25-2C4b,c, standards. Provide 48" clearance between front on toilet and stall door,
25-2C6, 25-2C8, center toilet 18" from stall walls, raise toilet seat to a height of 17-19"
25-2C10 above floor. Remount grab bars so that they are centered 33" above
floor. Provide rolled toilet paper dispenser.
THROOP FIELD - BARRIERS TO RESTROOMS (Priority 3)
25-1A1, 25-IA3, D Existing men's restroom would require extensive remodel in order to
25-IA6, 25-1132, meet ADA requirements. Recommend demolishing restroom and
25-1113, 25-I85, building a new complying restroom.
25-IC1, 25-10,
25-IC4, 25-IC6,
25-1C8
25-2A1, 25-2A3, D Existing women's restroom would require extensive remodel in order to
2.5-2A6, 25-2B2, meet ADA requirements. Recommend demolishing restroom and
25-2133, 25-2115, building a new complying restroom.
25-20, 25-20,
25-2C4,25-2C6,
25-2C8
WHALE ROCK RESERVOIR - BARRIERS TO RESTROOMS (Priority 3)
27-IA B Provide a portable toilet that meets access requirements. Locate toilet
adjacent to an accessible route.
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ATTACHMENT 3
Resolution No. (1995 Series)
RESOLUTION OF THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SAN LUIS OBISPO
ADOPTING A TRANSITION PLAN FOR THE REMOVAL OF BARRIERS
TO ACCESS TO CITY FACILITIES AS REQUIRED BY THE
AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT.
WHEREAS, the Federal Government has adopted the Americans with Disabilities Act
(ADA); and
WHEREAS, the ADA requires every governmental agency to prepare a Transition Plan,
and
WHEREAS, the City of San Luis has prepared an analysis of barriers to access City
facilities; and
WHEREAS, the City of San Luis Obispo has identified methods for removal of those
barriers; and
WHEREAS, the City of San Luis Obispo has prepared an implementation schedule for
removal of such barriers; and
WHEREAS, the City of San Luis Obispo has designated the Chief Administrative Officer
as the official responsible for implementation of its Transition Plan;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of San Luis
Obispo to hereby adopt the Transition Plan, attached as Exhibit 1, and commits to insure a
community accessible to all its citizens including the disabled.
Upon motion of , seconded by
and on the following roll call vote:
AYES:
NOES:
ABSENT:
the foregoing resolution was adopted this day of 1995.
MAYOR ALLEN SETTLE
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ATTEST:
City-Clerk-—_--- -_--
APPROVED:
City AWrney'
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EXHIBIT 1
CITY OF SAN LUIS OBISPO
AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT OF 1990
TRANSITION PLAN
The Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 (ADA) sets extensive standards and requirement for
the accessibility of public and private facilities and programs. In addition the ADA prohibits
discrimination against disabled persons.
Title II of the Act requires public entities to make their services, programs, and activities "readily
available to and usable by individuals with disabilities". This part of the Act does not require
that all facilities be made accessible; public entities may relocate services to accessible sites or
remove architectural barriers to current facilities. On the basis of the regulations the Public
entity must prepare a Transition Plan that:
1. Identifies physical barriers in the public entity's facilities that limit the accessibility of its
programs or activities to individuals with disabilities;
2. Describes in detail the methods that will be used to make the facilities accessible;
3. Specifies the schedule for taking the steps necessary to achieve compliance; and
4. Indicates the official responsible for implementation of the plan.
Attached, as Attachment 2, is a listing of those items, which if eliminated would provide three
categories of access to City provided services. The three categories of access barriers are
determined to be: a) barriers to buildings; b) barriers to services within buildings; and c) barriers
to restroom facilities within buildings. Each of the barriers within each of the categories is listed
with a specific method by which the barrier will be removed. It is also noted that removal of the
barrier may not be necessary should the building become vacant or the service relocated to a
facility fully ADA accessible.
Attached, as Attachment 1, is an implementation schedule of the modifications described in
Exhibit B. The schedule recognizes the importance of the public's ability to modify priorities
within that schedule, as well as the City's ability to fund those priorities.
The City Official responsible for the implementation of the plan will be the City Administrative
Officer or his designee.
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State of California ,/ _0LPOLY
IIEETIN ,AGENDA j
"� emorandum
DATE�ITEM #
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To: Central Coast Performing Arts Center Commission Date: 27 Oct 95 *49k
From: Glenn Irvin (j• f Y2 � File: ?
As Vice President for Academic Affairs
Copies: W. Baker Qy
Subject: Art Acquisition L. Baker ^tee
J. Dunn
The sub-committee of Lyn Baker, John Dunn, and myself discussed the formation of the
Art Acquistion committee and recommend the following:
I. Membership:
Nine members: 5 from Cal Poly, 2 from FPAC, 2 from the City of San Luis
Obispo.
2. Terms of Office:
Three-years terms, with one-third of the membership appointed each year.
At the time of the Committee appointment, members will draw for initial one,
two, and three-year terms.
3. Process for Selection:
Each of the three Partners will forward nominees to the Commission. The
Commission will appoint the Committee from the list of nominees forwarded.
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