LCM provided ADA consulting to evaluate Prince William County’s Parks and Recreation facilities for ADA Title II program accessibility compliance. Seventy parks throughout the system provide a wide variety of programs. These range from golf courses and splash-down pools to nature trails and picnic pavilions. We created a matrix to compare programs, services, amenities, and …
LCM developed a survey form specific to Glynn County Georgia’s needs and evaluated public facilities for accessibility compliance. We provided technical assistance to local architecture firms responsible for construction documents and cost estimating to implement our recommended remediation plans. The types of of Glynn County Georgia facilities assessed included: Courthouses Fire Stations General and Recreation …
LCM provided accessibility consulting to facilitate an ADA Title II Transition Plan and Self Evaluation for the City of Chicago. Our team gathered and analyzed voluminous data from 44 unique municipal departments. Many of the departments operated multiple sites and offered hundreds of programs throughout the city. Evaluating the broad scope of facilities and programs …
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Construction Type New, Renovation LCM is providing accessibility and universal design consulting services to three architecture and engineering teams that are responsible for infrastructure improvements to the Houston METRO transit system. LCM’s guidance on all teams will establish a consistent application of universal design principles to systemwide components such as parking, street crossings, accessible route …
Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act requires a Transition Plan to provide program accessibility for people with disabilities. What does that entail? Who needs a Transition Plan Title II of the ADA protects individuals with disabilities from discrimination in services, programs, and activities provided by government entities. All departments, agencies, and special …