Three
meetings will be held Nov. 18 and 19 to gather input and assess priorities
Ramsey County Parks & Recreation is currently in the
process of developing an ADA transition plan to make the county’s parks and
recreation sites accessible.
In collaboration with Recreation Accessibility Consultants,
the county will hold three public meetings in November to gather community
feedback on accessibility priorities:
Based on information gathered at the public meetings and
site evaluations conducted by Recreation Accessibility Consultants, a
transition plan will be developed to make parks and recreation sites
accessible.
Corrective accessibility work throughout the parks system
will be phased for years to come. Community engagement is vital to help
identify the best approach to phase this work while ensuring that accessible park
and recreation opportunities are available throughout Ramsey County.
Topics discussed during the meetings will include access
priority for golf courses, ice arenas, parks, trails, playgrounds, distance
residents are willing to travel for an accessible park, and if regional parks should
have a higher priority than county parks.
If you’re unable to attend: Submit feedback through an online survey. Contact scott.yonke@co.ramsey.mn.us for more information.
Learn more about the Parks & Recreation ADA transition plan.
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