HomeMy WebLinkAboutRESOLUTION - 48-92 - 7/14/1992 - PUBLIC FACILITIES TRANSITION PLAN ADARESOLUTION NO. 48-92
A RESOLUTION ADOPTING A PUBLIC FACILITIES
TRANSITION PLAN
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the President and Board of Trustees
of the Village of Elk Grove Village, Counties of Cook and DuPage, State of
Illinois as follows:
Section 1: That the Village President and Board of Trustees hereby
adopt the document entitled:
Village of Elk Grove Village
Public Facilities - Transition Plan
Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990
a copy of which is attached hereto and made a part hereof as if fully set
forth and is ordered to be placed on file in the Office of the Village
Clerk.
Section 2: That this Resolution shall be in full force and effect
from and after its passage and approval according to law.
PASSED
this
14th
day
of
July
1992.
APPROVED
this
14th
day
of
July
1992.
Charles J. Zettek
Village President
ATTEST:
Patricia S. Smith
Village Clerk
June 23, 1992
VILLAGE OF ELK GROVE VILLAGE
PUBLIC FACILITIES - TRANSITION PLAN
AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT OF 1990
The Americans with Disabilities Act requires public
entities employing 50 or more persons to perform a
self-evaluation of public facilities. Any architectural or
structural barriers identified through the self-evaluation
must be corrected and documented through a Transition Plan.
In December 1991, Village staff performed the required
self-evaluation of Village facilities. Those facilities and
the improvements they require have been documented herein. In
each case, architectural barriers are identified as being
either "Readily Achievable" or "Not Readily Achievable'. The
"Readily Achievable" items are to be addressed immediately.
Those items that are not readily achievable must be performed
before January 26, 1995.
The following lists each facility; the improvements
required to bring the facility into compliance with the ADA;
and the estimated cost to perform that work. Those items that
are considered "Not Readily Achievable" will also include a
date (month/year) for completing the improvements and bringing
the structure into compliance with the Americans with
Disablility Act.
The Village Official responsible for implementing the
Transition Plan shall be the Assistant Village Manager.
MUNICIPAL COMPLEX
READILY ACHIEVABLE
1. Re -stripe handicapped parking stalls and install one sign
indicating a stall is "Van Accessible".
Cost - $50
2. Install stainless steel disposable cup dispenser and cups
at police lobby public drinking fountain;
Cost - $50
3. Install hearing amplified handsets on all three public pay
telephones (upper atrium; lower atrium; and police lobby);
Cost - $150 installation charge ($50 per phone) and
maintenance charge of $0.70 per phone per month.
4. Install required post and signage at each public pay
telephone;
Cost - $300
5. Post signs with braille at the entrance of each public
meeting room and public rest room as follows:
Location Cost
Council Chambers $100
Trustees Conference Room $ 16
Meeting Rooms A,B,&C $150
Rest Rooms (8) $128
NOT READILY ACHIEVABLE
1. Additional signage as may be required will be budgeted and
installed during the 1993-94 Fiscal Year.
PUBLIC WORKS ADMINISTRATION
READILY ACHIEVABLE
NOT APPLICABLE
NOT READILY ACHIEVABLE
NOT APPLICABLE
WEST SIDE (BIESTERFIELD) GARAGE
READILY ACHIEVABLE
Not Applicable
NOT READILY ACHIEVABLE
Not Applicable
FIRE ADMINISTRATION BUILDING
READILY ACHIEVABLE
1. Install braille signage at public restrooms and meeting
rooms;
Cost - $200
2. Install stainless steel disposable cup dispensers at
drinking fountains;
Cost - $100
NOT READILY ACHIEVABLE
1. Install audible tone on elevator indicating changes in
floor levels;
Cost - $250
Achieve by 5/93.
2. Install 60" x 60" level landing pad at top of handicapped
ramp;
Cost - $1,000
Achieve by 5193.
3. Install visual fire alarm signal appliances as part of the
fire alarm system;
Cost - $3,000
Achieve by 5/93.
4. Replace door knobs at rear exit and stairwell doors with
levers;
Cost - $400
Achieve by 5/93.
5. Repair/Install automatic door opener;
Cost - $750
Achieve by 5193.
FIRE STATION #7 (BIESTERFIELD)
READILY ACHIEVABLE
1. Provide one handicapped, van accessible parking space with
sign;
Cost - $50
2. Install stainless steel disposable cup dispenser at
drinking fountain;
Cost - $50
NOT READILY ACHIEVABLE
1. Lower emergency phone and access button to no higher than
48 inches
Cost - $100
Achieve by 5/93
2. Install clear path ramp to access station at front lobby.
Cost - $500
Achieve by 5/94
FIRE STATION #8 (LANDMEIER)
READILY ACHIEVABLE
None
NOT READILY ACHIEVABLE
1. Lower outside emergency phone and access button to no
higher than 48 inches.
Cost - $100
Achieve by 5/93
FIRE STATION #9 (GREENLEAF)
READILY ACHIEVABLE
I. Provide appropriate van accessible handicapped signage for
parking stall;
Cost - $50
2. Install signage to identify meeting rooms and restrooms;
Cost - $100
FIRE STATION #9 (continued)
NOT READILY ACHIEVABLE
1. Relocate emergency telephone and access button;
Cost - $500
Achieve by 5/94
2. Replace door hardware (knobs) at entrance, vestibule,
washroom, and stairwell doors;
Cost - $800
Achieve by - 5/94
FIRE STATION #10 (MEACHAM)
READILY ACHIEVABLE
1. Provide appropriate handicapped signage for parking stall;
Cost - $50
2. Install signage to identify meeting rooms and restrooms;
Cost - $100
NOT READILY ACHIEVABLE
1. Relocate emergency telephone and access button;
Cost - $500
Achieve by 5/94
2. Replace door hardware (knobs) at entrance, vestibule,
washroom, and stairwell doors;
Cost - $600
Achieve by - $5/94
3. Provide clear path without steps (ramp) to access front
lobby entrance;
Cost - $3,000
Achieve by 1/95
PUBLIC STREET INTERSECTIONS
(Curb Ramps)
READILY ACHIEVABLE
Not Applicable
NOT READILY ACHIEVABLE
1. The ADA requires public curbs to be ramped at cross walk
intersections. It shall be the Village's policy to ramp
curbs as follows:
Following current Village policy, if either the
sidewalk or curb at a street intersection is deteriorated
or removed due to excavation, the associated curb and
sidewalk will be replaced with a disabled accessible curb
ramp in compliance with Federal and State laws.
in areas of high pedestrian traffic with potential
usage by the disabled (governmental buildings,
transportation facilities, hospitals, medical centers,
senior centers, shopping centers, schools, and the like),
curb ramps will be installed following a study by the
Department of Public works. The improvements will be
installed by January 26, 1995
Other areas not covered by the aforementioned will be
improved (ramped) upon input from the disabled into this
transition plan identifying areas where ramping is
necessary. After that, improvements will be undertaken
upon specific written request identifying the location to
provide a reasonable public accommodation, if no other
reasonable accommodation exists. Said improvements will
be added to the Village's annual list of street and curb
repairs and will be undertaken at the same time as all
other curb repairs.