Farmersville City Council
May 8, 2023

Tina Hernandez, Mayor
Danny Valdovinos, Mayor Pro Tem
Gregorio Gomez, Council Member
Paul Boyer, Council Member
Armando Hinojosa, Council Member
Farmersville City Council
Regular Meeting
Monday, May 8, 2023 6:00 PM
Meeting held in Civic Center Council Chambers
– 909 W. Visalia Road Farmersville, California
Pending no technical difficulties, the City Council meeting will also be streamed (for observation only) via Zoom and accessed as follows:

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1. Call to Order:

2. Roll Call:

3. Invocation:

4. Pledge of Allegiance:

5. Public Comment:

Provides an opportunity for members of the public to address the City Council on items of interest to the public within the Council’s jurisdiction and which are not already on the agenda this evening. It is the policy of the Council not to answer questions impromptu. Concerns or complaints will be referred to the City Manager’s office. Speakers should limit their comments to not more than two (2) minutes. No more than twenty (20) total minutes will be allowed for Public Comment. For items which are on the agenda this evening, members of the public will be provided an opportunity to address the council as each item is brought up for discussion. Comments are to be addressed to the Council as a body and not to any individual Council Member.

6. Presentations:

7. Consent Agenda:

Under a CONSENT AGENDA category, a recommended course of action for each item is made. Any Council Member or Member of the Public may remove any item from the CONSENT AGENDA in order to discuss and/or change the recommended course of action, and the Council can approve the remainder of the CONSENT AGENDA.

A. Authorization to waive full reading of ordinances and resolutions and to identify by title only.

Recommend that the City Council approve the full reading of all ordinances and resolutions be waived and to identify by title only.

B. Minutes of Regular City Council Meeting of April 24, 2023.

Recommend approval of minutes.

Documents: Draft Action Minutes of April 24, 2023
C. Authorize the City Manager to sign a Services Agreement with Tulare County for Police Dispatch and Communications Services in the amount of $110,865
Recommend that the Council authorize the City Manager to sign the Emergency Dispatch and Communication Services Agreement between the County of Tulare and the City of Farmersville in the amount of $110,865.

Documents: Emergency Dispatch and Communication Services Agreement

8. General Business
A. Partial ADA Transition Plan
Recommend that the City Council review and adopt the Partial ADA Transition Plan, which surveyed and reported non-compliant features at City owned and operated facilities throughout Farmersville, and that Council direct staff to identify priority of items to ensure timely address of non-compliant features.

Documents: April 2023 Partial ADA Transition Plan
B. Freedom Drive No Parking Zone
Recommend that the City Council discuss and provide direction on the proposed “No Parking” zone along Freedom Drive to improve traffic flow for NB travel onto Walnut Street during school hours.

C. Review of Draft Total Budget for Fiscal Year 2023-24 Recommend that the City Council accept, and review materials presented regarding the draft total budgets of the City for Fiscal Year 2023-2024.

Documents: Draft Total Budget Presentation for Fiscal Year 2023- 2024

9. Council Reports
A. City Council Updates and Committee Reports

10. Staff Communications:

11. Future Agenda Items

1. Amend Ordinance – Temporary Outdoor Use Permits

12. Adjourn To Closed Session
A. CONFERENCE WITH LEGAL COUNSEL – ANTICIPATED LITIGATION Pursuant to Government Code Section 54956.9(d)(4) – 1 potential case B. CONFERENCE WITH LABOR NEGOTIATORS
Pursuant to Government Code Section 54957.6
Agency designated representative:

Jennifer Gomez, Steve Huntley, Teqia Velyines, and Michael Schulte
Employee organization:

Miscellaneous Employees
Police Officers Association
International Brotherhood of Teamsters Local 517
Mid-Management Employee Association
Department Heads

13. Reconvene to Open Session:

14. Closed Session Report (if any):

15. Adjournment:

NOTICE TO PUBLIC
The City of Farmersville Civic Center and City Council Chambers comply with the provisions of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). Anyone needing special assistance please contact City Hall at (559) 747-0458 please allow at least six (6) hours prior to the meeting so that staff may make arrangements to accommodate you.

Materials related to an item on this agenda submitted to the Council after distribution of the agenda packet are available for public inspection in the City’s offices during normal business hours.

Drafted by: J. Gomez
Strong Roots…..Growing Possibilities
City Council
Staff Report 8A
TO: Honorable Mayor and City Council
FROM: Greg Thompson, Assistant City Engineer
DATE: May 8, 2023
SUBJECT: Partial ADA Transition Plan
RECOMMENDED ACTION:

That the City Council review and adopt the Partial ADA Transition Plan, which surveyed and reported non-compliant features at City owned and operated facilities throughout Farmersville, and that Council direct staff to identify priority of items to ensure timely address of noncompliant features.

BACKGROUND:

The 1991 Federal Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) mandated that all municipal agencies, including the City of Farmersville, conduct a self-evaluation of existing programs, services, and activities to develop an inventory of public features that are not compliant with accessible requirements of the Act and subsequent federal Guidelines, with the aim of remedying these features to provide full accessibility to the City for disabled persons.

In 2019, the City performed a partial self-evaluation addressing pedestrian features throughout City streets. This plan supplements the 2019 Plan and addresses buildings and parks to bring the overall evaluation further into compliance with Federal law.

DISCUSSION:

The 1991 Federal Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) codified accessibility for disabled persons as a federal civil rights law. It is the only civil rights law addressed through building codes and ordinances. Title II mandated that State and Local governmental agencies must modify their programs, services, and activities to provide equal access to disabled persons. “Programs, services, and activities” (PSAs) is widely interpreted to include physical features to City owned and operated facilities such as buildings, parks, and transportation facilities. The law mandates that Title II entities perform a self-evaluation to transition from non-compliant PSAs to compliant PSAs.

This partial ADA Transition Plan identifies features in City operated and owned facilities (buildings and parks) that do not comply with the ADA, but must be modified to achieve compliance with accessibility, and the estimated costs to upgrade such features. The Plan leaves the prioritization and implementation to City staff to address the issues identified, in accordance with City improvement plans and funding availability.

COORDINATION & REVIEW:

The Partial ADA Transition Plan has been reviewed and coordinated with the City Manager, Public Works Director, and City Engineer.

FISCAL IMPACT:

The 2023 costs estimated for full compliance are expected to be $534,000 and need to be managed with other capital expenditures and maintenance activities to provide integrated upgrades to non-compliant features.

CONCLUSION:

It is recommended that the City Council review and adopt the Partial ADA Transition Plan and together with the 2019 partial ADA transition plan, direct staff to develop priorities for funding and upgrading the identified features to achieve full compliance with the ADA for non-compliant features.

Attachment(s): April 2023 Partial ADA Transition Plan

CITY OF FARMERSVILLE

PARTIAL ADA TRANSITION PLAN
APRIL 2023

PARTIAL ADA TRANSITION PLAN
Prepared for:

City of Farmersville
909 West Visalia Road
Farmersville, CA 93223
Contact Person: Jennifer Gomez, City Manager
Phone: (559) 747-0458
Consultant:
901 East Main Street
Visalia, CA 93292
Contact: Kevin Gross
Phone: (559) 733-0440
Fax: (559) 733-7821
April 2023
© Copyright by Quad Knopf, Inc.

Unauthorized use prohibited.

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Table of Contents
Executive Summary ....................................................................................................................................... 1 SECTION 1 - Introduction ........................................................................................................................ 1-1

1.1 - Purpose of Report...................................................................................................................................1-1

1.2 - Americans with Disabilities Act.........................................................................................................1-1

1.2.1 - Estimating Disabled Population......................................................................................1-2

1.3 - Goals of Report.........................................................................................................................................1-2

1.4 - Document Organization........................................................................................................................1-3

1.5 - Setting..........................................................................................................................................................1-4

1.6 - Current and Historic Land Uses.........................................................................................................1-4 SECTION 2 - Public Outreach .................................................................................................................. 2-1

2.1 - Public Outreach Plan..............................................................................................................................2-1

2.2 - Recommendations from Community Input..................................................................................2-2 SECTION 3 - Self-Evaluation and Transition Plan ............................................................................ 3-1

3.1 - Goals and Policies....................................................................................................................................3-1

3.2 - City-Owned Property Inventory........................................................................................................3-2

3.3 - Prioritization of Projects......................................................................................................................3-8

3.3.1 - Priority Determination Recommendations ................................................................3-9

3.3.2 - Levels of Concern ..................................................................................................................3-9

3.4 - Maintenance...........................................................................................................................................3-11

3.5 - Funding Sources ...................................................................................................................................3-11 SECTION 4 - ADA Compliance Policy and Procedures Guide ....................................................... 4-1

4.1 - Point Person/ADA Coordinator and Independent ADA Compliance Contract ...............4-1

4.2 - Process Guide ...........................................................................................................................................4-1

4.2.1 - Public Noticing .......................................................................................................................4-2

4.2.2 - Grievance Procedure............................................................................................................4-2

4.2.3 - Compliance Documentation..............................................................................................4-3

4.2.4 - Maintain Self-Evaluation and Transition Plan...........................................................4-3

4.2.5 - Approve Schedule and Budget.........................................................................................4-4

4.2.6 - Monitor Progress...................................................................................................................4-4 SECTION 5 - Conclusions and Recommendations ............................................................................ 5-1

5.1 - Conclusions................................................................................................................................................5-1

5.2 - Recommendations ..................................................................................................................................5-1

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Appendices
Appendix A – City-Owned Properties—ADA Compliance and Improvement Recommendations
Appendix B – Self-Evaluation Regulations and Compliance Appendix C – Outreach Flyer and Meeting Questionnaire
List of Figures
Figure 1-1 Regional Location .......................................................................................................................1-5 Figure 3-1 City Facility Locations ...............................................................................................................3-4 List of Tables
Table 1-1 Estimated Disabled Population in the City of Farmersville .........................................1-2 Table 3-1 Estimated Costs of Compliance ...............................................................................................3-5

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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 (ADA) prohibits public entities from excluding or denying persons with disabilities participation in and benefits of a public entity’s services, programs, or activities or being subjected to discrimination by any public entity. To ensure non-discriminatory access to all city services and programs, public entities must conduct a Self-Evaluation Assessment and provide written policies and procedures to access programs, services, and activities. A citywide assessment of the existing City of Farmersville public facilities and parks was conducted in December of 2022. The review identified barriers to accessibility to develop a plan to update and improve universal accessibility in Farmersville’s publicly operated parks, structures, and facilities. The goals and policies of this Partial ADA Transition Plan will be consistent with the regulations and premises set forth by the Americans with Disabilities Act.

The Partial ADA Transition Plan is a supplementary document to the previous and more comprehensive ATP Plan that the City has already adopted. This Plan includes an inventory of City-owned sites that include maps, images, and documentation that identify and locate individual infractions that need to be brought into compliance with current ADA standards.

The improvements identified are prioritized based on a combination of factors, including the condition of access pathways, the volume of use, the type of use, and the severity of the issue.

A Certified Access Specialist (CASp) conducted a thorough review of each of the 14 Cityowned sites and compiled a list of the physical barriers and non-ADA-compliant items for each location.

The assessment reviews were limited to areas only open to the public. Employee areas and facilities traditionally closed to the public were not assessed in the review. This Plan does not include or address any components regarding public information services, signage, or website design or development in relation to ADA programs.

Each of the following sites was evaluated to determine their current levels of ADA compliance. Items or situations found to be out of compliance at each site were photographed, georeferenced, and listed with a brief explanation of the non-compliance.

Recommendations were then given for resolution with an estimated cost to bring the infraction into compliance. The information has been organized into individual cut sheets that correspond to each of the Object Number items at each site and location. This format allows quick referencing, cataloging, and categorization of similar types of projects and makes it easier to assemble grant applications and document completed projects. A full register of the cut sheets can be found at the end of this document in Appendix A – City Owned Properties – ADA Compliance and Improvement Recommendations.

The following City owned and operated facilities were assessed:
• Armstrong Park - East Ash Street
• City Hall - 909 West Visalia Road
• Community Center – 623 North Avery Avenue
• Corporation Yard - 30595 South Farmersville Boulevard

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• Freedom Sports Park - North Freedom Drive
• Jennings Park - West Ash Street
• Liberty Park - 397 West Teddy Street
• Old Church Museum and Event Center – 886 Farmersville Boulevard • Pocket Park – 1385 North Steven Avenue
• Riverbank Park - West Oakland Street
• Roy’s Park - 800 South Farmersville Boulevard
• Tulare County WIC Facility - 175 East Front Street
• Turning Point Facility – 147 East Front Street
• VDA Daycare Center – 455 Linnell Avenue
• Veterans Memorial Park – North Farmersville Boulevard The above locations all contained multiple barriers to access, which warranted their inclusion on the list. The Wastewater Treatment Plant Administration Building was also evaluated using the same process as the properties above but was found not to contain any barriers to access and was excluded from the list.

The following is an example of the typical layout and information provided on each of the cut sheet documentation pages located in Appendix A – City Owned Properties – ADA Compliance and Improvement Recommendations.

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Public Outreach. The public outreach plan consisted of a publically noticed meeting notifying all City residents of an opportunity to review and discuss a draft of the proposed Partial ADA Transition Plan. Public announcement and notification for the outreach meeting was accomplished by including a dedicated flyer with the City’s February water bill mailed to all residents as well as being posted on the City’s website and associated social media sites.

Goals and Policies. Goals, policies, and priorities should be developed based on input from outreach to the disabled community and any resulting data, surveys, or interviews, as well as staff input. Priorities should be assessed based on the percentage of responses given for each of the infractions indicated in the breakout sessions. The goal of the prioritization strategy is to make improvements that will meet current ADA accessibility guidelines at locations that will benefit the most significant number of users. The recommended prioritization strategy is based on the following:
• Frequency of facility use and access by disabled users.

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• Availability of alternative amenities that can be accessed by disabled users. • Cost-effectiveness of immediate repairs.
• Viability of repairs and upgrades in relation to budget and other higher priority concerns.

Funding. Specific grant sources for ADA compliance purposes are difficult to find and rarely available as stand-alone funding sources. This is because ADA compliance has become a mandated component of all building, infrastructure, and design projects for the last several decades. Conversion of non-compliant access is now accomplished on a “pay as you go” basis and is mandated as a component of nearly every funding source dedicated to construction or infrastructure funding. Essentially, ADA access, as a mandated condition of all projects, has not been given dedicated funding as the demand would outstrip any attempt at public funding resources. The City will need to address immediate improvements to City-owned properties through other sources besides State and federal funding or defer projects until they can be included in the future redevelopment.

Generally accepted funding sources include:
• Municipal general fund sources.
• Municipal tax increases for dedicated programs or services. • Federal or State grant funding for other renovation purposes (e.g., park renovation, community centers).
• Private donations through service groups, organizations, business sponsors, individual sponsors, or community fundraising efforts.

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SECTION 1 - INTRODUCTION

1.1 - Purpose of Report
The purpose of the Partial ADA Transition Plan is to catalog, evaluate, and recommend procedures for transitioning City properties with ADA barriers to access toward eventual compliance. The Plan is intended to serve as a guide for City staff who will utilize the information to evaluate each of the component items and develop a prioritized list of repairs and a long-term schedule of improvements based on current capital improvement budget availability, maintenance schedules, public comments, and other staff input.

The Plan includes an inventory of City-owned or operated facilities containing barrier-toaccess issues and identifies improvements needed to comply with current ADA standards.

The improvements identified are to be prioritized based on a series of recommendations and criteria.

1.2 - Americans with Disabilities Act
The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) is a comprehensive civil rights law for persons with disabilities. The ADA states that its purpose is to provide a “clear and comprehensive national mandate for the elimination of discrimination against individuals with disabilities.” Congress emphasized that the ADA seeks to dispel stereotypes and assumptions about disabilities and to assure equality of opportunity, full participation, independent living, and economic self-sufficiency for people with disabilities. The ADA states that a public entity must reasonably modify its programs, services and activites to avoid discrimination against people with disabilities.

Title II of the 1990 Americans with Disabilities Act prohibits any public entities from excluding or denying persons with disabilities from participating in any of the public entity’s services, benefits, programs, or activities. To ensure non-discriminatory access to all City services and programs, public entities must conduct a Self-Evaluation Assessment and provide written policies and procedures that establish and enforce an equal provision of access for disabled participants to programs, services, and activities. Public entities with 50 or more employees are also required to develop a Transition Plan detailing any changes or modifications needed to achieve equal access for all citizens, including the development of a schedule for their completion and provision for future maintenance.

Proposed accessibility guidelines for pedestrian and other public facilities are identified in the United States Access Board’s Proposed Guidelines for Public Facilities. Standards are also identified in Part 2 of Title 24 of the California Code of Regulations (i.e., California Building Standards Code). These include accessibility standards to safeguard life or limb, health, property, and public welfare by regulating and controlling the design, construction, quality of materials, use and occupancy, location, and maintenance of all buildings and structures and certain equipment. There are also accommodations for constructing and maintaining facilities and equipment at the City’s parks and other named public spaces.

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1.2.1 - ESTIMATING DISABLED POPULATION
U.S. Census data for the City of Farmersville and national data trends indicate that 9.4 percent of the City’s 10,382 population qualifies as disabled. That is an estimated total of 978 people, of which 78 percent, or 756, are estimated to be under age 65. A significant portion of the population might be underserved if City services have not been properly identified, repaired, and maintained. There is no clear indicator that these individuals are concentrated in any particular location within the City or that they each access similar types of services, except, maybe, in the case of the Senior Center. Therefore, one strategy for the prioritization of projects should address facilities that have the highest number of overall users and, specifically, the highest number of disabled users.

Table 1-1
Estimated Disabled Population in the City of Farmersville Users Estimated
Population
Percentage Disabled Estimated
Population that is
Disabled
Under age 65 9,614 7.3% 702
Aged 65 and older 768 36% 276
Total 10,382 9.4% 978
Source: U.S. Census Bureau Data for 2022

1.3 - Goals of Report
This Partial ADA Transition Plan aims to identify, evaluate, prioritize, and develop resources that aid in resolving existing ADA compliance issues at City-owned and operated sites throughout Farmersville. The desire is for the City to be able to provide the highest levels of safety and service to its disabled community by addressing State and federal ADA compliance issues. This is best accomplished by developing procedures for the elimination of all existing barriers to access and putting into place new protocols that prevent the creation of any new barriers in the future.

The following goals and policies support that vision:
• Solicit professional assistance in identifying existing barriers to mobility on Cityowned and operated facilities. • Develop a list that allows for the prioritization of repairs based on severity and level of use metrics.
• Adopt a program of reasonable repair solutions and timelines based on professional recommendations and cost estimates per each infraction. • Adopt annual budgets and implement schedules for current and long-term maintenance and repair programs until all barrier items have been resolved. • Establish a network or public forum of residents, users, and staff that can directly report deficiencies to the Public Works Department as they arise.

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Additional goals may then be developed with ongoing input from the community, stakeholders, and City staff. Further analysis and on-the-ground review of existing conditions and findings and the results of prioritization measures should be included.

1.4 - Document Organization
The City of Farmersville Partial ADA Transition Plan is organized into the following sections:

Executive Summary. The Executive Summary provides a condensed version of the document’s main themes and sections.

Section 1: Introduction. The Introduction summarizes the Plan’s purpose, definitions, goals, and organization. This section also provides an overview of Farmersville’s situation within the State, historical settings, and land development patterns.

Section 2: Existing Conditions and Findings. This section describes how the public outreach component of this Plan was developed and executed with the tenets of Environmental Justice and Inclusion being observed and incorporated and how participation was ultimately solicited and advertised to the public and stakeholders. There is also a brief segment describing the qualifications and procedures for the performance of the Walking Audits, where each of the sites was reviewed and documented.

Section 3: Partial ADA Transition Plan. This portion provides a listing of the City’s goals and policies that were used in guiding the process for gathering information used in the development of the Plan. Following is an inventory of the City properties analyzed in the report with a breakdown of some of the criteria and detail of their selection. Next is the explanation of how identified sites and specific items would be prioritized for repair or replacement and then how to develop procedures for preventing, identifying, and performing ongoing maintenance on existing and future facilities. Finally, there is some general information on how cities secure funding sources for these kinds of projects.

Section 4: ADA Compliance Policy and Procedures Guidelines. This section provides a listing of current methods and processes that the City has adopted to make itself accountable and responsive to residents concerned with ADA issues and the requirements and recommendations for developing and populating an ADA coordinator position. This person would be an employee of the City, preferably the Public Works Department, and would act as a liaison agent between the City and the disabled community. The Process Guide lays out how the City notifies and interacts with the disabled community as well as how to develop standards and procedures for addressing, funding, and monitoring progress on resolving issues.

Section 5: Conclusions and Recommendations. This section includes a summary of the analysis and evaluation of the issues facing the City in regard to the stated goals of the Partial ADA Transition Plan, followed by specific plans and goals to help attain compliant status on all identified issues at each of the City locations.

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Appendices. The appendix includes detailed information in the form of cut sheets that are related to the identified barrier sites at each of the City-owned properties. These are identified with Object I.D. numbers in the red circles on a map of each location.

1.5 - Setting
Farmersville is a small city centrally located within Tulare County, which is located near the center of California’s San Joaquin Valley (see Figure 1-1, Regional Location Map.) The City is located approximately 15 miles east of California State Route 99 and immediately south of State Route (SR) 198. The City currently covers about 2.2 square miles and, according to the 2021 U.S. Census Bureau statistics, has a registered population of 10,382. Farmersville is a family-friendly community in a predominantly rural area that has managed to retain its small-town character and charm. The city limits stretch a little over two miles to the south, along Farmersville Boulevard from SR 198 to just past its intersection with the historically significant Visalia Road. The historic downtown district is still the community’s main commercial, cultural, historical, and civic center. The City’s central location and proximity to SR 198 and 65, as well as Visalia Road, provide for easy access to and from all parts of Farmersville into the surrounding districts and the other nearby communities of Tulare County.

1.6 - Current and Historic Land Uses
The history of Farmersville began in the 1850s when a small community established along Deep Creek, near the present-day cemetery, began to prosper after building a small school for the local farm children. Bolstered by readily available water and soils well suited for farming, the community quickly grew into an agricultural powerhouse, supplying a wide variety of agricultural products to U.S. markets. Incorporated as a city in 1960, Farmersville’s modern-day development patterns still reflect its historical background despite having expanded its boundaries.

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Figure 1-1
Regional Location

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SECTION 2 - PUBLIC OUTREACH

2.1 - Public Outreach Plan
The public outreach plan consisted of a publically noticed meeting notifying residents of an opportunity to review and discuss a final draft of the proposed ADA Partial Transition Plan.

Comments and suggestions from the meeting were documented and added to the report as suggestions or references. Outreach meeting notification flyers were included with the City’s monthly water bill mailing just prior to the meeting date. Meeting information was also posted on the City’s website and associated social media sites for several weeks prior to the meeting date.

The State of California defines Environmental Justice as the “Fair treatment of people of all races, cultures, and incomes with respect to the development, adoption, implementation, and enforcement of environmental laws, regulations, and policies” (California Government Code

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Section 65040.12(c)). In other words, Environmental Justice ensures that people of all races, cultures, and incomes are equally and equitably valued, protected, and served by laws, regulations, and policies that impact the environment around us, including those about buildings and uses of land, transportation, parks, and natural spaces, the urban landscape, and city services.

2.2 - Recommendations from Community Input
On Wednesday, February 22, 2023, an outreach meeting was held at the Community Center in Farmersville from 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. The Community Center is accessible to those with disabilities and serviced by public transit. Welcome and informational signage was prominently displayed at the facility entrances. A questionnaire in both English and Spanish was prepared to gather more specific information from attendees (see Appendix C). There was general acceptance of the Partial ADA Transition Plan and the procedures used to acquire and develop the document. No specific comments came out of the outreach event.

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SECTION 3 - SELF-EVALUATION AND TRANSITION PLAN

3.1 - Goals and Policies
The goals and policies of the Self-Evaluation and Partial ADA Transition Plan are listed below:

GOAL. The goals and policies of this Plan will be consistent with the regulations and premises set forth by the Americans with Disabilities Act.
• Policy. Implement the City’s ADA Self-Evaluation and Partial Transition Plan and make ongoing improvements to facilities.

GOAL. Develop policy recommendations for the City and each of its departments, divisions, and programs.
• Policy. The City should consider the following ongoing approach to routine maintenance:
o Conduct regular inspections and inquiries to identify problems or hazards before they escalate.
o Use Geographic Information Systems (GIS) to efficiently inventory and organize annual inspections and track repairs and accomplishments. o Target high-use areas for more frequent inspection and maintenance priority. • Policy. Priority for repair or replacement for the projects identified in this report shall be based on:
o Whether or not an identified barrier impacts the accessibility frequency of facility use by disabled residents.
o Whether or not there are available alternate amenities that can be utilized while repairs are being made.
o Whether or not it is cost-effective and there is available funding to perform an immediate repair, or it can be postponed and coordinated with other projects. o High-Priority Projects: Path of travel concerns.
o Medium-Priority Projects: Facility access and use concerns o Low-Priority Projects: Non-critical, non-barrier concerns.

GOAL. Develop communication channels between City staff and representatives of the disabled community.
• Policy. The City should provide ample opportunities for feedback from residents with disabilities, disabled service providers, community stakeholders, and staff while developing and instituting the Partial ADA Transition Plan or other projects affecting the disabled community.

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• Policy. In order to foster communication between City staff and representatives of the disabled community, the City shall promote and adhere to policies and procedures of the national Americans with Disabilities Act Compliance Policy and Procedure Guidelines.
• Policy. The City shall assess the composition and needs of the disabled population within the City’s Sphere of Influence and develop plans to address those needs. • Policy. The City shall take the necessary steps to develop communication and outreach programs to increase the effective participation of community members with disabilities in all City programs and activities, as well as for guidance on planning issues, programming, and new projects.
• Policy. The City should facilitate the assembly of an advisory group of disabled persons, service and care providers, as well as other representatives of the disabled community that can be consulted to provide feedback and analysis to the City on new projects, policies, and procedures.
• Policy. The City shall establish an ongoing relationship with organizations that provide services and have access to people with disabilities. The City should develop communication channels or platforms that inform the disabled community in realtime of accessible agency programs, new developments, and projects. The City should encourage and enable increased community involvement and inter-relationships with organizations that offer services to persons with disabilities. • Policy. The City shall publicize efforts to increase participation in City projects and functions by members of the disabled community, including simply distributing printed materials and brochures to members in special mailers or by actively contacting members through social media accounts or websites.
• Ensure future development of Public Accommodations (commercial facilities) meet all ADA requirements for public access.

3.2 - City-Owned Property Inventory
In October 2022, a Certified Access Specialist (CASp) supervising trained personnel identified barriers to access at each of the City-owned and operated facilities and locations.

With survey forms and a camera, the team identified potential areas of concern, especially those related to wheelchair users. A summary of existing conditions at each of the targeted facilities is identified in the individual cut sheets for each of the project areas. These are assembled for easy reference in Appendix A, City-Owned Properties – ADA Compliance and Improvement Recommendations at the end of the Plan.

Each of the identified locations contains multiple sites, each with multiple access issues. Each access issue at a site was identified and given a specific number called an Object I.D. Each Object I.D. number corresponds to the cut sheet of information containing georeferenced

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photographs, an identification of the issue, a suggested resolution, and an estimated cost to bring each project up into ADA compliance standards.

Assessments were limited to a review of facilities only accessible to the public. No employee areas, restricted areas, or municipal areas otherwise closed to the public were evaluated for this report.

For purposes of the Self-Evaluation and Partial ADA Transition Plan, the QK assessment team inspected the following properties:
• Administrative buildings (totaling two sites)
o City Hall (containing fire and police)
o City Corporation Yard
• Service and event facilities (totaling four sites)
o Community Center
o Old Church Museum and Event Center
o Turning Point Facility
o Tulare County WIC Facility
o VDA Daycare Center
• City parks (totaling eight sites)
o Armstrong Park
o Freedom Sports Park
o Jennings Park
o Liberty Park
o Pocket Park
o Riverbank Park
o Roy’s Park
o Veterans Memorial Park
These sites are identified in Figure 3-1 below.

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Figure 3-1
City Facility Locations

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Each of the City facility locations listed above is made up of multiple site areas. At each of these sites, you will find Object I.D. numbers that correspond to each of the identified barriers to access. Each Object I.D. corresponds to a line item in the estimated cost of completion table below. These are only estimated costs based on current 2023 pricing and are not intended to be a substitute for actual contractor pricing.

Table 3-1
Estimated Costs of Compliance
Description Object
I.D.

Estimated
Cost of
Completion
Armstrong Park
Concrete sidewalk on south side of restrooms 35 $7,000
Sidewalk on north end of park by light post 37 $500
Walk at north end of parking lot by light post 38 $2,500 Play equipment area on north end of park 39 $8,500
Western restroom door signage 103 $500
Eastern restroom door signage and handle 104 $1,500
Eastern restroom toilet 105 $6,000
Eastern restroom urinal 106 $2,000
Subtotal $28,500
City Hall
Main entrance lobby counter 88 $2,000
Main entrance lobby 89 $2,000
City Hall admin back entrance 90 $100
Police Department public restroom 91 $25,000
(Alternate Option signage) ($100)
Subtotal $29,100
Community Center
Parking lot ADA spaces 103 $500
Parking lot pavement compliance 104 $4,500
Interior service counter at front entry 105 $2,000
Secondary interior service counter height 106 $2,000
Men’s restroom toilet 107 $5,000
Men’s restroom urinal 108 $2,500
Women’s restroom toilet 109 $5,000
Library entrance ramp 110 $2,500
Library entrance door 111 $5,000
Library service counter 112/113 $200
Subtotal $29,200

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Description Object
I.D.

Estimated
Cost of
Completion
Corporation Yard
Front entrance 84 $10,000
Parking lot 85 $5,000
Public service counter 86 $500
Restroom 87 $10,000
Subtotal $25,500
Freedom Sports Park
Park sidewalk – east side cross slope compliance 27 $25,000 Northeast picnic table accessibility 28 $700
Northeast bleachers accessibility 29 $3,000
DG path on north side of park 30 $40,000
West soccer field northwest bleachers 31 $8,000
Covered bench on north side of park 32 $2,000
Subtotal $78,700
Jennings Park
Northeast picnic table accessibility 45 $4,800
Southeast and southwest picnic tables 46 $4,800
Drinking fountain by baseball diamond 47 $6,000
East corner diamond dugout area 48 $600
East corner diamond dugout area 49 $500
Subtotal $16,700
Liberty Park
ADA parking space compliance 52 $2,500
Drinking fountain at restrooms 53 $6,000
Concrete circle west of playground area 54 $2,000
Ramp at playground area 55 $2,500
AC walk path compliance 56 $10,000
South side of park between parking lot and playground area 57 $10,000 Picnic table in pavilion area 58 $800
Eastern side of restroom toilet 97 $1,000
Eastern side of restroom sink 98 $1,000
Western side of restroom sink 99 $500
Western side of restroom toilet 100 $1,000
Subtotal $37,300
Old Church Museum & Event Center
Parking lot 92 $1,000
West entrance ramp handrail 93 $1,000
East entrance handrail 94 $1,000
West ramp entrance landing 95 $4,000
North entrance stairway handrail 96 $1,000

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Description Object
I.D.

Estimated
Cost of
Completion
Subtotal $8,000
Pocket Park
Northwest picnic table in arbor area 48 $2,000
Barbecue pit area 49 $1,200
Subtotal $3,200
Riverbank Park
Drinking fountain 42 $5,500
West concrete pad picnic table area 43 $5,300
Singset area 44 $3,250
Subtotal $14,050
Roy’s Park
ADA parking space – north lot 4 $2,000
ADA parking accessibility 5 $2,000
Door jamb signage 107 $500
Subtotal $4,500
Tulare County WIC Facility
Front restroom 67 $10,000
Staff kitchen sink 68 $2,000
Van-accessible stall 69 $6,000
Subtotal $18,000
Turning Point Facility
Parking lot space compliance 70 $2,000
Lobby service counter height 71 $2,000
Front step 72 $5,000
Office door 73 $2,000
Restroom corridor 74 $1,000
Public restroom 75 $7,000
Front office water fountain 76 $1,500
Rear employee restroom 77 $12,000
Rear office step 78 $10,000
Central office protruding object 79 $1,000
Back office 80 $10,000
Building-wide 81 $5,000
Staff lounge 82 $2,500
Subtotal $61,000

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Description Object
I.D.

Estimated
Cost of
Completion
VDA Daycare Center
Typical classroom restroom facilities 59 $12,000
Typical classroom 60 $15,000
Typical teacher restroom 61 $9,000
Clean-up sink 62 $1,000
Outside play area access 63 $3,000
Office counter 64 $1,000
Accessible parking space 65 $2,000
Staff parking lot 66 $5,000
Subtotal $48,000
Veterans Memorial Park
Southwest parking lot ADA parking stall 15 $2,000
2nd ADA parking space – south side existing parking lot 16 $4,000 Accessible barbecue pit 17 $2,000
South diamond bleacher seating and pad access 18a $1,000 South diamond dugout access 18b $2,500
Drinking fountain at south diamond bleacher seating 18c $5,000 Concession stand counter height 19a $15,000
Concession stand access walks 19b $39,000
Northeast diamond bleacher access 20a $14,000
Northeast diamond bleacher and pad access 20b $1,000
Northeast diamond path to dugout 20c $2,500
Baseball diamond drinking fountain 20d $10,000
Concrete sidewalk north side of park 21 $12,000
Northwest diamond bleacher seating 22a $1,000
Northwest diamond bleacher pad 22b $2,000
Brick walkway repair 23 $4,000
Handicap parking stall by northwest diamond 24 $3,000
Handicap parking stall next to Veterans Memorial tribute area 25 $3,000 West side park access from parking lot 26 $20,000
Southern restroom south door signage 101 $500
Southern restroom north door signage 102 $500
Subtotal $144,000
Total Cost $533,750

3.3 - Prioritization of Projects
The list of barrier projects is extensive and, most likely, will not be resolved simultaneously.

It will then be necessary to develop a method for prioritizing the issues deemed most critical.

Recommendations can be made, procedures suggested, and criteria delineated; but in the end, the determinations will best be made by City staff appointed to administer the program.

They will be able to most accurately apply their internal knowledge of what is most socially,

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They will be able to most accurately apply their internal knowledge of what is most socially, budgetarily, and politically expedient for each of the projects at the time. Priorities can and do, change with time and situational criteria, resulting in a fluidity of project completion dates, budgets, and times. To allow some flexibility and adaptability for staff to adapt to these fluid situations, they are encouraged to apply their best judgment and discernment in developing and maintaining a list of project priorities with timelines and budget components for each of the existing and new barrier projects. Following the evaluation and feasibility assessments, these projects should be ranked by priority and programmed into the following capital improvement cycle when funding is available.

The goal of the prioritization strategy is to make a series of timely improvements that will ultimately bring all the existing ‘barrier to access’ deficiencies into compliance with current ADA accessibility guidelines at locations and facilities.

3.3.1 - PRIORITY DETERMINATION RECOMMENDATIONS
Priority will be determined by a number of both tangible and intangible factors and criteria that will be evaluated for feasibility by the City staff. The following list of recommendations and Levels of Concern offers a few criteria to look for when setting priorities.

Frequency of Use: Does an identified barrier directly impact the accessibility frequency of facility use by disabled residents? Even though the barrier may be determined a lower priority due to its severity level, it becomes more important because it is restricting a larger number of users from accessing the facility.

Alternate Amenities: Are there available alternate amenities that can be utilized while repairs are being made? Again, priority may be increased if there is no other satisfactory or accessible alternative facility or program.

Cost Effectiveness: Is a particular product or item cost-effective with available funding? Is it possible to perform immediate repairs, or can it be postponed for later funding or coordinated with other projects that may be installed as part of another scheduled project?
Viability: Is it realistic or necessary to perform this repair or upgrade at this time? Is it easily or conveniently done? Can it be grouped with other similar items and be accomplished as a group?

3.3.2 - LEVELS OF CONCERN
Certain physical items or situations should be prioritized into high-, medium-, and lowpriority projects.

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High-priority barrier accessibility issues are items that inhibit disabled users from accessing or safely approaching all or part of a public facility. They are represented by locations that do not meet ADA compliance guidelines and are non‐functional for persons with mobility or visual impairments. These areas may be difficult or impossible to traverse, even for able‐ bodied persons. Items or situations that affect or disrupt the path of travel from a parking lot or approach to the entrance of any of the public facilities. If a person can not approach a building or facility due to a lack of ADA-compliant parking, pavement, or walkways, then all other repairs or replacements are irrelevant. High-priority attributes include:
• Lack of ADA-compliant parking spaces.
• Marked travel lanes.
• Missing or broken pavement or sidewalks.
• Barriers or impediments.
• Non-compliant steps.
• Non-compliant curbs.
• Excessive slopes and grades.

Medium-priority barrier issues are represented by items that inhibit disabled users from entering or utilizing all or part of a public facility. Medium-priority attributes include:
• Non-compliant doors or doorways.
• Lack of automatic opening devices.
• Non-compliant ramps and railings.
• Non-compliant interior-level changes.
• Grade separations.
• Non-compliant counters.
• Non-compliant cabinets.
• Non-compliant tables.
• Non-compliant restrooms.

Lower priority deficiencies are items that are non‐compliant with ADA guidelines that do not impede progress or inhibit access but provide direction, instruction, or autonomy to users.

Still traversable by persons in mobility devices and can remain operational if not ideal. Lowpriority attributes include:
• Non-compliant signage.
• Height or width placement.
• Minor grade or slope issues.
• Non-compliant door and gate push bars.
• Non-compliant door hardware.
• Non-compliant kickplates.
• Minor protrusions.
• Non-compliant lighting.

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Priority Locations. The priority locations are those that are likely to attract the highest number of persons with disabilities as well as having generally high overall pedestrian activity, therefore identifying where improvements will have the greatest impact. The specific land uses and attributes included in the prioritization strategy include all government office buildings, facilities, municipal parks, and associated access areas open to the public.

3.4 - Maintenance
Deficient maintenance practices can negatively affect overall safety and security. Without adequate maintenance practices in place, the safety and security of users of public spaces and facilities are at higher risk of injury or harm. Poor maintenance practices that allow general disrepair send a signal that ‘nobody cares’ or is watching. The most common ADA complaints are related to broken, cracked, lifted, and missing segments of the sidewalk that can lead to inconvenient or even dangerous barriers to access situations. Quality maintenance practices can reduce potentially dangerous incidents for residents and have been shown to even reduce litter, graffiti, and vandalism.

Consider the following approach to routine maintenance:
• Conduct regular inspections to identify infractions or hazards before they become problems.
• Identify causes and develop appropriate mitigation strategies for potentially recurring issues.
• Use the City’s Geographic Information System to efficiently inventory and organize annual inspections, repairs, and upgrades.

Special Note about Estimated Costs
The estimated costs in this document are based on estimated unit costs in the year 2023.

When these estimates are used in future years, they should be increased based on the California Construction Cost Index.

3.5 - Funding Sources
Specific grant sources for ADA compliance purposes are difficult to find and rarely available as stand-alone funding sources. This is because ADA compliance has become a mandated component of all building, infrastructure, and design projects for the last several decades.

Conversion of non-compliant access is now accomplished on a “pay as you go” basis and is mandated as a component of nearly every funding source dedicated to construction or infrastructure funding. Essentially, ADA access, as a mandated condition of all projects, has not been given dedicated funding as the demand would outstrip any attempt at public funding resources. The City will need to address immediate improvements to City-owned properties through other sources besides State and federal funding or defer projects until they can be included in the future redevelopment.

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Generally accepted funding sources include:
• Municipal general fund sources.
• Municipal tax increases for dedicated programs or services. • Federal or State grant funding for other renovation purposes (e.g., park renovation, community centers).
• Private donations through service groups, organizations, business sponsors, individual sponsors, or community fundraising efforts.

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SECTION 4 - ADA COMPLIANCE POLICY AND PROCEDURES GUIDE
The Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 is an all-inclusive law that requires each municipality to review and evaluate all aspects of its public access, programs, services, and activities for compliance with the ADA standards. These are referred to as Self-Evaluation and Transition Plans. The Self-Evaluation process (see Appendix B) requires understanding the ADA Title II regulations, specifically the access to existing facilities. While all public agencies in the State are required to perform a Self-Evaluation process, a Transition Plan is mandated for public agencies with 50 or more employees.

4.1 - Point Person/ADA Coordinator and Independent ADA Compliance Contract
The City is required to designate at least one person to serve as the ADA Coordinator. The person selected will need to be committed to being present at all public meetings. They should have the education, experience, and local knowledge to bring effective coordination of Farmersville’s efforts to achieve ADA compliance.

The ADA Coordinator is responsible for coordinating the efforts of the government entity to comply with Title II and investigating any complaints alleging that the entity has violated Title II. The name, office address, and telephone number of the ADA Coordinator must be provided to all interested persons upon request.

The qualifications that help an ADA Coordinator to be effective include the following:
• Familiarity with the City’s government’s structure, activities, and employees. • Knowledge of the ADA and other laws addressing the rights of people with disabilities.
• Experience with people with a broad range of disabilities. • Knowledge of various alternative formats and alternative technologies that enable people with disabilities to communicate, participate, and perform tasks. • Ability to work cooperatively with the local government and people with disabilities. • Familiarity with any local disability advocacy groups or other disability groups. • Skills and training in negotiation and mediation.
• Organizational and analytical skills.

4.2 - Process Guide
The City can use the information developed in the Partial ADA Transition Plan and the Previous ATP Action Plan to inform the ADA Coordinator and City staff on the most effective direction for prioritizing target locations for repair and continuing maintenance.

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4.2.1 - PUBLIC NOTICING
Municipalities are required to make sure the public is aware of the rights afforded to them under the Americans with Disabilities Act and are adequately informed of changes or updates to City policy, procedures, or facility access. Municipalities must establish a dialogue with residents and solicit feedback from the disabled community during the development of the Partial ADA Transition Plan. If you use the radio, newspaper, television, or mailings, republish and re-broadcast the notice periodically. Publish the notice on the City’s website.

Post the notices on bus shelters, parks, senior centers, and other public buildings and facilities. Announce notices at public program meetings, coordination meetings, service locations, council meetings, and other City-sponsored activities. Notices should include the following information:
• What the ADA requires of the City of Farmersville.
• Name and contact information of the ADA Coordinator.
• Employment (U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission). • Effective communication (aids and services to persons with disabilities). • Modifications to policies and procedures (to make sure persons with disabilities can equally participate).

Preferred feedback from people with disabilities should include the following:
• Regular (annual) public forums to supplement requests by local citizens as part of the City’s ongoing responsibilities to improve accessibility for pedestrians. • Formally assigning a Public Works or Administration staff person to coordinate citizen requests and installations and oversee policies associated with this Transition Plan Update.
• Providing information on the City’s programs to local and regional transit providers upon request in order to help coordinate the delivery of accessible transit services. • Reasonable accommodation will be available to permit field staff to interact with people with disabilities.

4.2.2 - GRIEVANCE PROCEDURE
The City of Farmersville has already adopted an ADA grievance procedure that includes an outline of the policy and procedures as well as a fillable form for filing official grievances or complaints with the City. Descriptions of the procedures and forms are all available for review on the City of Farmersville website at https://www.cityoffarmersvilleca.gov/Document Center/View/1010/ADA-Grievance-Procedure?bidId or for access to the official filing form at https://www.city of Farmersville-ca.gov/Document Center/View/1001/ADA-Grievance-Form-English. Complaints or grievances from the community can be filed with the City of Farmersville in a formally established process as listed in the links above. The procedure does include a timeframe in which the City is required to respond as well as a formal (written) appeal process for the complainant. The grievance procedure includes, but is not limited to, the following items:

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• A description of how and where a complaint under Title II may be filed with the City.

If a written complaint is required, a statement notifying potential complainants that alternative means of filing can be made available for people with disabilities who require or request it.
• A description of the timeframes and processes to be followed by the complainant and the City.
• Information on how to appeal an adverse decision.
• A statement of how long complaint files will be retained.

The City-established grievance procedure should be distributed to all department heads, posted in public spaces of public buildings and on the City’s website, and updated when the complaint procedure and/or the contact information for the ADA Coordinator is changed. In addition, the procedure must be available in alternative formats so that it is accessible to all people with disabilities.

4.2.3 - COMPLIANCE DOCUMENTATION
The City should develop a program to document accessibility improvements made to any City infrastructure or facilities, including those that have been previously completed. Include the documentation of the complaints, grievances, assessments, evaluations, and completed improvements. Utilize photographs, standardized reports, budgets, expenses, and detailed descriptions to track progress and develop a catalog of successfully completed projects.

Establish and periodically review the City’s guidance and standards documents for consistency with current applicable ADA and accessibility standards. Develop sets of guidance documents and development standards to assist in avoiding common design and construction-related issues. Consult the most recent updates of City Design and Building Standards.

4.2.4 - MAINTAIN SELF-EVALUATION AND TRANSITION PLAN
The City of Farmersville shall evaluate all programs, facilities, services, and activities for compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act. City-owned properties and facilities should be evaluated for barriers to accessibility compliance. Once barriers are identified, develop the Transition Plan to improve them, including costs, schedule, and who or which department will be responsible for repairing and maintaining them.

All public entities, regardless of size, must conduct a Self-Evaluation [28 C.F.R. §35.105(a)].

The Self-Evaluation is a comprehensive review of the public entity’s policies and practices.

The Self-Evaluation should include the following:
• Identify all programs, activities, and services and their locations. • Determine whether employees and officials are familiar with the City’s ADA obligations, including the requirement to make reasonable modifications to policies, practices, and procedures.

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• Review service, activity, and program policies and procedures to determine whether they ensure an equal opportunity for people with disabilities to participate and benefit.
• Survey facilities and determine whether there are physical barriers to accessing programs. If non-structural changes, such as moving programs, should be made, include them in the Action Plan. If structural changes are needed, include them in the Transition Plan.
• Under Title II, public entities that employ 50 or more people [subsequently amended to 15] are required to develop a Transition Plan when structural changes to existing facilities are necessary to make programs, services, or activities accessible to people with disabilities [28 C.F.R.§35.150(d)(1)]. The Transition Plan must include the following:
o Survey and document a list of the physical barriers that limit the accessibility of programs, activities, or services.
o Maintain a citywide inventory to determine the items that need to be repaired, upgraded, or constructed to meet standards.
o Methods to remove the barriers and make the facilities/programs accessible. o A timeline and budget for achieving compliance.
o The Public Works Director is currently operating as the ADA Coordinator and Compliance Officer for the City and is responsible for implementing each of the Plan’s components.

The City should develop and implement proactive guidelines and policies for the ongoing Self-Evaluation and maintenance of existing locations as well as the establishment of new baseline standards for future development and construction.

4.2.5 - APPROVE SCHEDULE AND BUDGET
A protracted schedule of barrier removal, replacement, improvement projects, and continuing maintenance should be included in the City’s annual budget as a regularly occurring line item. This should continue until all barriers are eliminated.

In each budget, the City should identify proposed improvements and maintenance and then identify the time in which they are anticipated to be completed.

4.2.6 - MONITOR PROGRESS
Once the City begins work on the Transition Plan, keep track of barrier removal projects, and update the City’s progress regularly to inform both staff and the disabled community so that they can all remain informed. Steps that should be considered include:
• Use the Transition Plan in annual planning cycles.
• Establish a baseline from the initial inventory.
• Make the Transition Plan a “Living Document.”
• Update annually.
• Develop a tracking system to monitor progress.

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SECTION 5 - CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS

5.1 - Conclusions
• Based on the results of the Self-Evaluation Test and Partial ADA Transition Plan, the City is behind in meeting national ADA compliance goals at their public facilities.

However, the City is making strides toward compliance by having issues at each of the locations identified and then developing plans, procedures, and budgets to rectify all barrier access issues in a timely manner.
• The City is involved in actively developing and seeking connection and feedback from the local disabled and mobility-challenged members of the community in order to pre-emptively identify and resolve issues before they reach a critical stage. • The City will need to be aggressive in seeking out public and private sources for funding in order to assemble enough resources to ultimately eliminate all the listed barrier items before they present even greater liability concerns for the City.

5.2 - Recommendations
• Develop and maintain policies and procedures to continue actively Self-Evaluating, identifying, and resolving current or future barriers or non-compliance issues. • Develop strategies for scheduling and budgeting current and future non-compliance issues.
• Develop public outreach programs or feedback systems to help identify and resolve issues in a safe and timely manner.
• Develop staff outreach programs or feedback systems that help identify and resolve issues in a safe and timely manner. (e-mail, ‘see it - say it’ program, suggestion box, social media, and website contact point.)

APPENDIX A

CITY-OWNED PROPERTIES

ADA COMPLIANCE AND IMPROVEMENT RECOMMENDATION WORKSHEETS Armstrong Park
East Ash Street
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Armstrong Park
DESCRIPTION: Concrete sidewalk on south side
of restrooms
OBJECT NUMBER: 35
GLOBAL ID: ce1ef3b7-b35d-40f0-b148-
6f8a63587e90
CITY PRIORITY STAFF NOTES:
 HIGH
 MED
 LOW
-119.202148235, 36.3018849630001 Decimal Degrees
ISSUES:

CBC 2019: 11B - 402
• Existing section of concrete sidewalk is not
currently ADA compliant.

AS-BUILT DESCRIPTION:
• Existing concrete sidewalk section contains
multiple locations with lip edges from 7/8” to
1 1/4” elevation difference between concrete
panel surfaces. Cross slopes exceed the 2%
maximum allowable by ADA standards.

PROPOSED SOLUTION:
• Replace portion of existing sidewalk on the
south side of restrooms to back of walk along
street with ADA-compliant installation of new
concrete walk of, approximately, 95’ long by 6’
wide (570 sf).

ESTIMATED COST OF COMPLIANCE:
$7,000
NOTES:
• Concrete sidewalk 6’ wide x 95’ lineal feet (570
sf).
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Armstrong Park
DESCRIPTION: Sidewalk on north end of park by
light post
OBJECT NUMBER: 37
GLOBAL ID: e414cf45-4bb8-40b9-ae6d86da31eb4364
CITY PRIORITY STAFF NOTES:
 HIGH
 MED
 LOW
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ISSUES:

CBC 2019: 11B – 303
• Non-ADA compliant differences in elevations of
existing sidewalk panels.

AS-BUILT DESCRIPTION:
• 3/4” edge lip between panels.

PROPOSED SOLUTION:
• Grind down or replace section of concrete as
needed to meet ADA standards. Approximately
5’ wide x 15’ long (75 sf).

ESTIMATED COST OF COMPLIANCE:
$500
NOTES:

Concrete replacement panel size, 5’wide x 15’ long (75
sf).
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Armstrong Park
DESCRIPTION: Walk at north end of parking lot
by light post
OBJECT NUMBER: 38
GLOBAL ID: 34066dde-f386-4f1b-b5c7-
808001def575
CITY PRIORITY STAFF NOTES:
 HIGH
 MED
 LOW
-119.202316208, 36.302561048 Decimal Degrees
ISSUES:

CBC 2019: 11B – 403, 705, 247.1, 247.2, 247.5
• Concrete walk forms a parallel curb ramp
without detectable warning surface.

AS-BUILT DESCRIPTION:
• No detectable warning surface to identify edge
of landing onto parking lot.

PROPOSED SOLUTION:
• Install ADA-compliant, glue-down, detectable
warning surface at walk and parking lot
interface.

ESTIMATED COST OF COMPLIANCE:
$2,500
NOTES:
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Armstrong Park
DESCRIPTION: Play equipment area on north
end of park
OBJECT NUMBER: 39
GLOBAL ID: 9e18c5ed-049a-4e14-bd21-
17b0138b8b2d
CITY PRIORITY STAFF NOTES:
 HIGH
 MED
 LOW
-119.202341018, 36.3026796510001 Decimal Degrees
ISSUES:

CBC 2019: 11B – 1008, 403
• Integrated concrete ramp into play area does
not meet ADA standards.
• Wood fiber play surfacing levels do not meet
ADA standards.

AS-BUILT DESCRIPTION:
• Integrated concrete ramp into play area
exceeds the maximum ADA-compliant slope of
5%.
• Wood fiber play surfacing needs to be
replenished to meet minimum ADA standards
for playground areas.

PROPOSED SOLUTION:
• Remove and replace existing ramp with new
ADA-compliant ramp (42 sf).
• Increase levels of wood fiber in play area (40’ x
90’ x 8”) to ADA-recommended levels (@ 88 cy).

ESTIMATED COST OF COMPLIANCE:
$8,500
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NOTES:
• Concrete ramp 6’ wide x 7’ long - $700.
• Play area wood fiber replacement 40’ wide x 90’
long x 8” thick (@ 88 cy) - $7,800.

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Armstrong Park
DESCRIPTION: Western restroom door signage
OBJECT NUMBER: 103
GLOBAL ID: EA3A57C8-5AF7-46A8-93A8-
1CA606BF4D42
CITY PRIORITY STAFF NOTES:
 HIGH
 MED
 LOW
-119.202229539043, 36.3019409543241 Decimal Degrees
ISSUES:

CBC 2019: 11B – 216.8
• No ADA-compliant restroom door signage.

AS-BUILT DESCRIPTION:
• No ADA-compliant signage provided at center
of door or jamb.

PROPOSED SOLUTION:
• Provide door signage at door jamb and center
as per ADA-compliant height and location
standards.

ESTIMATED COST OF COMPLIANCE:
$500
NOTES:
103
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Armstrong Park
DESCRIPTION: Eastern restroom door signage
and handle
OBJECT NUMBER: 104
GLOBAL ID: 7F9A3D61-A746-4DFB-AFEC5BFA807A76BD
CITY PRIORITY STAFF NOTES:
 HIGH
 MED
 LOW
-119.20208788488, 36.3019571313973 Decimal Degrees
ISSUES:

CBC 2019: 11B – 216.8
• ADA-compliant door signage and handle
missing.

AS-BUILT DESCRIPTION:
• No ADA-compliant signage provided at center
of door or jamb.
• No ADA-compliant door handle provided on
exterior door.
• No kick plates provided on interior of door.

PROPOSED SOLUTION:
• Provide door signage at door jamb and center
as per ADA-compliant height and location
standards.
• Provide ADA-compliant door handle at exterior
of door.
• Provide kick plates on interior of door.

ESTIMATED COST OF COMPLIANCE:
$1,500
104
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Armstrong Park
DESCRIPTION: Eastern restroom toilet
OBJECT NUMBER: 105
GLOBAL ID: 96BF2B74-0B97-4312-984AC0EB67497EC9
CITY PRIORITY STAFF NOTES:
 HIGH
 MED
 LOW
-119.202089477441, 36.3019463187422 Decimal Degrees
ISSUES:

CBC 2019: 11B – 604
• Toilet does not meet ADA standards for location
and height.

AS-BUILT DESCRIPTION:
• Toilet 15” high at front center of toilet seat.
• Toilet located 16” from side wall to center line.
• No rear grab bar provided.

PROPOSED SOLUTION:
• Relocate toilet center line to meet ADA
standards.
• Raise toilet to meet ADA standards.
• Install ADA-compliant grab bars at rear of toilet.

ESTIMATED COST OF COMPLIANCE:
$6,000
105
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Armstrong Park
DESCRIPTION: Eastern restroom urinal
OBJECT NUMBER: 106
GLOBAL ID: D74E0968-47FD-4B54-967E66D7F52F28E6
CITY PRIORITY STAFF NOTES:
 HIGH
 MED
 LOW
-119.202110767476, 36.3019675668667 Decimal Degrees
ISSUES:

CBC 2019: 11B – 605.2
• Existing urinal height does not meet ADA
standards.

AS-BUILT DESCRIPTION:
• Existing urinal height is 20” at lip.

PROPOSED SOLUTION:
• Reinstall wall-mounted urinal to comply with
ADA standards.

ESTIMATED COST OF COMPLIANCE:
$2,000
NOTES:
106
City Hall
909 West Visalia Road
City of Farmersville – Partial ADA Transition Plan
City of Farmersville – Partial ADA Transition Plan
City Hall
DESCRIPTION: Main entrance lobby counter
OBJECT NUMBER: 88
GLOBAL ID: bec7cc6f-3e51-4bbf-b9c6-
c6f61ff21669
CITY PRIORITY STAFF NOTES:
 HIGH
 MED
 LOW
-119.215382876, 36.297402201 Decimal Degrees
ISSUES:

CBC 2019: 11B – 904
• Main City Hall counter height.

AS-BUILT DESCRIPTION:
• Existing counter at 41” high x 14’ 2”
PROPOSED SOLUTION:
• Reduce a portion of existing countertop to a
maximum of 38” height above the finish floor.

ESTIMATED COST OF COMPLIANCE:
$2,000
NOTES:

City of Farmersville – Partial ADA Transition Plan
City Hall
DESCRIPTION: Main entrance lobby
OBJECT NUMBER: 89
GLOBAL ID: 01c600bb-b2ba-49bb-8b37-
dc468ff488e4
CITY PRIORITY STAFF NOTES:
 HIGH
 MED
 LOW
-119.215645194, 36.297444273 Decimal Degrees
ISSUES:

CBC 2019: 11B – 904
• Non-ADA-compliant counter height.

AS-BUILT DESCRIPTION:
• Existing countertop of 41” in height x 10’ long.

PROPOSED SOLUTION:
• Reduce a portion of existing countertop to a
maximum of 38” height above the finish floor.

ESTIMATED COST OF COMPLIANCE:
$2,000
NOTES:

City of Farmersville – Partial ADA Transition Plan
City Hall
DESCRIPTION: City Hall admin back entrance
OBJECT NUMBER: 90
GLOBAL ID: be742a44-62c0-4124-8a1e11a69caf543
CITY PRIORITY STAFF NOTES:
 HIGH
 MED
 LOW
-119.215865638, 36.297431993 Decimal Degrees
ISSUES:

CBC 2019: 11B – 404.2, 404.4
• Non-ADA-compliant clearance on strike side of
pull handle door.

AS-BUILT DESCRIPTION:
• Only 13” strike side clearance from wall.

PROPOSED SOLUTION:
• Add ADA compliant signage to door reading ‘No
Public Access’ and / or ‘Employees Only’ and that
will eliminate the requirement for a public
accessible route through the door, door handle
modification as well as any requirement for an
automatic door release in case of fire.

ESTIMATED COST OF COMPLIANCE:
$100
NOTES:

City of Farmersville – Partial ADA Transition Plan
City Hall
DESCRIPTION: Police Department employee
restroom
OBJECT NUMBER: 91
GLOBAL ID: 688bf032-4d50-40c4-9eb5-
57526eaa7bbb
CITY PRIORITY STAFF NOTES:
 HIGH
 MED
 LOW

NO PHOTO AVAILABLE
ISSUES:

CBC 2019: 11B – 604
• Non-ADA-compliant restroom.

AS-BUILT DESCRIPTION:
• No grab bars.
• Front clearance 42”.

PROPOSED SOLUTION:
• Reconfigure restroom area to conform to ADA
standards.
• Install ADA-compliant grab bars to conform to
ADA standards.
• As an alternative the City may decide to install
ADA compliant signage indicating it as an
‘Employees Only’ restroom, thereby eliminating
public access.

ESTIMATED COST OF COMPLIANCE:
$25,000
Alternate Option: $100
City of Farmersville – Partial ADA Transition Plan
NOTES:

Community Center
623 North Avery Avenue
City of Farmersville – Partial ADA Transition Plan
-119.1210, 36.1807 Decimal Degrees
104 103
106 105
107
108
109
110
111
112
City of Farmersville – Partial ADA Transition Plan
Community Center
DESCRIPTION: Parking lot ADA spaces
OBJECT NUMBER: 103
GLOBAL ID: N/A
CITY PRIORITY STAFF NOTES:
 HIGH
 MED
 LOW
-119.1210, 36.1807 Decimal Degrees
ISSUES:

CBC 2019: 11B - 502
• Upgrades needed for two existing ADA parking
spaces.

AS-BUILT DESCRIPTION:
• Existing two ADA parking spaces are missing
$250 fine signage.

PROPOSED SOLUTION:
• Add $250 fine signage to two existing ADA
parking signs.

ESTIMATED COST OF COMPLIANCE:
$500
NOTES:
103
City of Farmersville – Partial ADA Transition Plan
Community Center
DESCRIPTION: Parking lot pavement
compliance
OBJECT NUMBER: 104
GLOBAL ID: N/A
CITY PRIORITY STAFF NOTES:
 HIGH
 MED
 LOW
-119.1210, 36.1807 Decimal Degrees
ISSUES:

CBC 2019: 11B – 502
• Non-ADA-compliant parking space pavement.

AS-BUILT DESCRIPTION:
• Existing parking space to the west measures a

2.2% slope across the middle.

PROPOSED SOLUTION:
• Remove and re-install pavement area large
enough to repair the cross slope and bring
parking space into ADA compliance per
standards.
• Re-stripe as necessary.

ESTIMATED COST OF COMPLIANCE:
$4,500
NOTES:
104
City of Farmersville – Partial ADA Transition Plan
Community Center
DESCRIPTION: Interior service counter at front
entry
OBJECT NUMBER: 104
GLOBAL ID: N/A
CITY PRIORITY STAFF NOTES:
 HIGH
 MED
 LOW
-119.1210, 36.1807 Decimal Degrees
ISSUES:

CBC 2019: 11B – 904
• Non-ADA-compliant counter height.

AS-BUILT DESCRIPTION:
• Entire counter is 42.5” high, with no ADAcompliant section.

PROPOSED SOLUTION:
• Modify counter to contain a minimum 4’
segment of countertop height at 38” above floor
height.

ESTIMATED COST OF COMPLIANCE:
$2,000
NOTES:
105
City of Farmersville – Partial ADA Transition Plan
Community Center
DESCRIPTION: Secondary interior service
counter height
OBJECT NUMBER: 106
GLOBAL ID: N/A
CITY PRIORITY STAFF NOTES:
 HIGH
 MED
 LOW
-119.1210, 36.1807 Decimal Degrees
ISSUES:

CBC 2019: 11B – 904
• Non-ADA-compliant counter height.

AS-BUILT DESCRIPTION:
• Entire counter is 40” high, with no ADAcompliant section.

PROPOSED SOLUTION:
• Modify counter to contain minimum 4’ segment
of countertop height at 38” above floor height.

ESTIMATED COST OF COMPLIANCE:
$2,000
NOTES:
106
City of Farmersville – Partial ADA Transition Plan
Community Center
DESCRIPTION: Men’s restroom toilet
OBJECT NUMBER: 107
GLOBAL ID: N/A
CITY PRIORITY STAFF NOTES:
 HIGH
 MED
 LOW
-119.1210, 36.1807 Decimal Degrees
ISSUES:

CBC 2019: 11B – 604
• Toilet clearance is too far from wall.

AS-BUILT DESCRIPTION:
• Clearance 19.5” from side wall to center of
toilet.

PROPOSED SOLUTION:
• Remove and re-install toilet per ADA standards.
(17” to 18” from face of wall to center of toilet.)
ESTIMATED COST OF COMPLIANCE:
$5,000
NOTES:
107
City of Farmersville – Partial ADA Transition Plan
Community Center
DESCRIPTION: Men’s restroom urinal
OBJECT NUMBER: 108
GLOBAL ID: N/A
CITY PRIORITY STAFF NOTES:
 HIGH
 MED
 LOW
-119.1210, 36.1807 Decimal Degrees
ISSUES:

CBC 2019: 11B – 605
• Urinal height is not ADA compliant.

AS-BUILT DESCRIPTION:
• Urinal units located too high to be ADA
compliant.

PROPOSED SOLUTION:
• Remove and re-install one urinal unit at ADAcompliant height. (17” maximum height to front lip of urinal.)
ESTIMATED COST OF COMPLIANCE:
$2,500
NOTES:
108
City of Farmersville – Partial ADA Transition Plan
Community Center
DESCRIPTION: Women’s restroom toilet
OBJECT NUMBER: 109
GLOBAL ID: N/A
CITY PRIORITY STAFF NOTES:
 HIGH
 MED
 LOW
-119.1210, 36.1807 Decimal Degrees
ISSUES:

CBC 2019: 11B – 604
• Toilet clearance is too far from wall.

AS-BUILT DESCRIPTION:
• Clearance 20.5” from side wall to center of
toilet.

PROPOSED SOLUTION:
• Remove and re-install toilet per ADA standards.
(17” to 18” from face of wall to center of toilet.)
ESTIMATED COST OF COMPLIANCE:
$5,000
NOTES:
109
City of Farmersville – Partial ADA Transition Plan
Community Center
DESCRIPTION: Library entrance ramp
OBJECT NUMBER: 110
GLOBAL ID: N/A
CITY PRIORITY STAFF NOTES:
 HIGH
 MED
 LOW
-119.1210, 36.1807 Decimal Degrees
ISSUES:

CBC 2019: 11B – 405.9
• Entrance ramp needs edge protection.

AS-BUILT DESCRIPTION:
• Entrance ramp handrail requires toe plates per
ADA standards.

PROPOSED SOLUTION:
• Install ADA-compliant toe plates or rails on
handrails along both sides of entrance ramp.

ESTIMATED COST OF COMPLIANCE:
$2,500
NOTES:
110
City of Farmersville – Partial ADA Transition Plan
Community Center
DESCRIPTION: Library entrance door
OBJECT NUMBER: 111
GLOBAL ID: N/A
CITY PRIORITY STAFF NOTES:
 HIGH
 MED
 LOW
-119.1210, 36.1807 Decimal Degrees
ISSUES:

CBC 2019: 11B – 404.2, 404.9
• Library entrance door opening is greater than 5
pounds.

AS-BUILT DESCRIPTION:
• Entry door is too heavy and requires powered
door open assist and actuators.

PROPOSED SOLUTION:
• Install powered door open assist unit and
actuators per ADA standards.

ESTIMATED COST OF COMPLIANCE:
$5,000
NOTES:
111
City of Farmersville – Partial ADA Transition Plan
Community Center
DESCRIPTION: Library service counter
OBJECT NUMBER: 112
GLOBAL ID: N/A
CITY PRIORITY STAFF NOTES:
 HIGH
 MED
 LOW
-119.1210, 36.1807 Decimal Degrees
-119.1210, 36.1807 Decimal Degrees
ISSUES:

CBC 2019: 11B – 904
• Available service counter height exceeds ADAcompliant height.

AS-BUILT DESCRIPTION:
• Entire counter is 39.5” high, with short segment
@ 32.5” height for accessibility. Accessible
portion is blocked by library computer.

PROPOSED SOLUTION:
• Relocate library computer to alternate location.

ESTIMATED COST OF COMPLIANCE:
$200
NOTES:
112 113
Corporation Yard
30595 South Farmersville Boulevard
City of Farmersville – Partial ADA Transition Plan
84 85
86 87
City of Farmersville – Partial ADA Transition Plan
Corporation Yard
DESCRIPTION: Front entrance
OBJECT NUMBER: 84
GLOBAL ID: c1da9651-f997-4e98-8fa7-
7aedb257acc5
CITY PRIORITY STAFF NOTES:
 HIGH
 MED
 LOW
-119.207378877, 36.290724082 Decimal Degrees
ISSUES:

CBC 2019: 11B - 206
• Non-ADA-compliant front entrance. No
ramp. Non-ADA-compliant entry door.

AS-BUILT DESCRIPTION:
• Only existing steps provided to main entry.
• No ADA-compliant entry ramp provided to
main public entrance to building.
• No ADA-compliant entry door and
hardware.

PROPOSED SOLUTION:
• Provide ADA-compliant ramp in addition to
existing steps.
• Provide ADA-compliant entry door and
hardware.

ESTIMATED COST OF COMPLIANCE:
$10,000
84 City of Farmersville – Partial ADA Transition Plan
Corporation Yard
DESCRIPTION: Parking lot
OBJECT NUMBER: 85
GLOBAL ID: abfb21ea-0259-45fd-b03d38440327b30b
CITY PRIORITY STAFF NOTES:
 HIGH
 MED
 LOW
-119.207367394, 36.290658996 Decimal Degrees
ISSUES:

CBC 2019: 11B - 502
• ADA-compliant parking space and path of
travel to front (public) entrance.

AS-BUILT DESCRIPTION:
• No ADA-compliant striping indicating vanaccessible parking space. • No ADA-compliant striping for access aisle.
• No ADA-compliant signage or placard for
parking space.
• No ADA-accessible path of travel to front
(public) entrance.

PROPOSED SOLUTION:
• Restripe parking stall with ADA-compliant
striping and placards.
• Stripe access aisle.
• Install ADA-compliant signage.
• Provide ADA-compliant path of travel to
front (public) entrance.

ESTIMATED COST OF COMPLIANCE:
$5,000
85 City of Farmersville – Partial ADA Transition Plan
Corporation Yard
DESCRIPTION: Public service counter
OBJECT NUMBER: 86
GLOBAL ID: 89f47d69-2bb1-468d-ac04-
aa9f12f6dbb2
CITY PRIORITY STAFF NOTES:
 HIGH
 MED
 LOW
-119.207446855, 36.290713018 Decimal Degrees
ISSUES:

CBC 2019: 11B - 904
• Main counter height is not ADA compliant.

AS-BUILT DESCRIPTION:
• Existing counter height at 42”.

PROPOSED SOLUTION:
• Reduce a portion of existing countertop to a
maximum of 38” height above the finish
floor.

ESTIMATED COST OF COMPLIANCE:
$500
NOTES:
86 City of Farmersville – Partial ADA Transition Plan
Corporation Yard
DESCRIPTION: Restroom
OBJECT NUMBER: 87
GLOBAL ID: edced108-df34-4e08-bf5e1e8703b56129
CITY PRIORITY STAFF NOTES:
 HIGH
 MED
 LOW
-119.207546096, 36.290722489 Decimal Degrees
ISSUES:

CBC 2019: 11B - 604
• Existing restroom is not ADA compliant.

AS-BUILT DESCRIPTION:
• Existing configuration of restroom facilities
is not compliant with current ADA
standards.

PROPOSED SOLUTION:
• Install ADA-compliant restroom facilities
within ADA standards and spacing.

ESTIMATED COST OF COMPLIANCE:
$10,000
NOTES:
87 Freedom Sports Park
North Freedom Drive
City of Farmersville – Partial ADA Transition Plan
City of Farmersville – Partial ADA Transition Plan
Freedom Sports Park
DESCRIPTION: Park sidewalk - east side cross
slope compliance
OBJECT NUMBER: 27
GLOBAL ID: 06d32f68-d7a4-44f3-9df6-
29fe4352d7a0
CITY PRIORITY STAFF NOTES:
 HIGH
 MED
 LOW
-119.202732621, 36.308469367 Decimal Degrees
ISSUES:

CBC 2019: 11B - 206
• Cross slope on existing sidewalk is not ADA
compliant.

AS-BUILT DESCRIPTION:
• Entire sidewalk that runs along east side of
park exceeds the ADA-compliant maximum
of 2%.

PROPOSED SOLUTION:
• Remove and replace 5’ wide x 425’ concrete
sidewalk.

ESTIMATED COST OF COMPLIANCE:
$25,000
NOTES:
• Sidewalk 5’ wide x 425’ long.
• The section of sidewalk at pedestrian
crossing from park to high school side is
compliant.

City of Farmersville – Partial ADA Transition Plan
-119.202732621, 36.308469367 Decimal Degrees
City of Farmersville – Partial ADA Transition Plan
Freedom Sports Park
DESCRIPTION: Northeast picnic table
accessibility
OBJECT NUMBER: 28
GLOBAL ID: 5c04b6d8-a863-44b4-8aae6a83439fa985
CITY PRIORITY STAFF NOTES:
 HIGH
 MED
 LOW
-119.202855583, 36.3091855170001 Decimal Degrees
ISSUES:

CBC 2019: 11B – 266, 902
• Picnic table does not allow for wheelchair
clearance.

AS-BUILT DESCRIPTION:
• Picnic table is not ADA compliant.

PROPOSED SOLUTION:
• Install picnic table that allows wheelchair
clearance and access when used for
activities.

ESTIMATED COST OF COMPLIANCE:
$700
NOTES:
• All picnic tables are cracking and splitting
apart; they should be replaced for safety
reasons.

City of Farmersville – Partial ADA Transition Plan
-119.202855583, 36.3091855170001 Decimal Degrees
City of Farmersville – Partial ADA Transition Plan
Freedom Sports Park
DESCRIPTION: Northeast bleachers accessibility
OBJECT NUMBER: 29
GLOBAL ID: def927d1-bbfd-4402-a2a7-
d57e92309e06
CITY PRIORITY STAFF NOTES:
 HIGH
 MED
 LOW
-119.203019953, 36.309164227 Decimal Degrees
ISSUES:

CBC 2019: 11B - 206
• Accessible route to bleachers.
• No adjacent concrete pad area for
wheelchairs.

AS-BUILT DESCRIPTION:
• No accessible path from existing sidewalk to
bleacher area.
• No available concrete pad for wheelchair.

PROPOSED SOLUTION:
• Install 5’ wide x 50’ ADA-compliant concrete
route from sidewalk to bleachers area.
• Install ADA-compliant concrete pad area for
wheelchair access.

ESTIMATED COST OF COMPLIANCE:
$3,000
NOTES:
• Sidewalk with pad 5’ wide x 50’ long.

City of Farmersville – Partial ADA Transition Plan
-119.203019953, 36.309164227 Decimal Degrees
City of Farmersville – Partial ADA Transition Plan
Freedom Sports Park
DESCRIPTION: DG path on north side of park
OBJECT NUMBER: 30
GLOBAL ID: 20790388-b225-49cf-afacd859a061c64d
CITY PRIORITY STAFF NOTES:
 HIGH
 MED
 LOW
-119.202903276, 36.3094261200001 Decimal Degrees
ISSUES:

CBC 2019: 11B - 403
• Route accessibility.

AS-BUILT DESCRIPTION:
• Existing path doesn’t meet ADA-compliant
accessibility standards.
• Cross slope exceeds the ADA-compliant
maximum of 2%.
• Sections contain non-ADA-compliant small
rocks and pebbles in the travel way.
• Sections contain potholes and mounded dirt
piles that inhibit ADA-compliant travel.
• 1” lip edge from DG path to sidewalk.
• Vegetation growing along path edges is
constricting ADA-compliant travel.
• Grades exceed ADA-compliant maximums
of 5%.

PROPOSED SOLUTION:
• Install 6’ wide x 805’ long ADA-compliant
concrete path or regrade, reapply, and
compact DG path to meet ADA standards.

ESTIMATED COST OF COMPLIANCE:
$40,000
City of Farmersville – Partial ADA Transition Plan
-119.202903276, 36.3094261200001 Decimal Degrees
-119.202903276, 36.3094261200001 Decimal Degrees
NOTES:
• Path estimated at 6’ wide x 805’ long.

Estimated cost is for replacement with ADA
standards for concrete installation.

City of Farmersville – Partial ADA Transition Plan
-119.202903276, 36.3094261200001 Decimal Degrees
-119.202903276, 36.3094261200001 Decimal Degrees
City of Farmersville – Partial ADA Transition Plan
-119.202903276, 36.3094261200001 Decimal Degrees
-119.202903276, 36.3094261200001 Decimal Degrees
City of Farmersville – Partial ADA Transition Plan
Freedom Sports Park
DESCRIPTION: West soccer field northwest
bleachers
OBJECT NUMBER: 31
GLOBAL ID: 796023c9-6ac4-4e23-ac98-
236348d95043
CITY PRIORITY STAFF NOTES:
 HIGH
 MED
 LOW
-119.204492653, 36.3095521830001 Decimal Degrees
ISSUES:

CBC 2019: 11B – 206
• ADA-compliant path to bleacher area.

AS-BUILT DESCRIPTION:
• No ADA-compliant path from existing
sidewalk to bleachers.
• No adjacent ADA-compliant concrete pad
for wheelchair.

PROPOSED SOLUTION:
• Install 5’ wide x 155’ long ADA-compliant
concrete path from existing sidewalk to
bleachers.
• Install ADA-compliant concrete pad for
wheelchair access.

ESTIMATED COST OF COMPLIANCE:
$8,000
NOTES:
• Concrete sidewalk with concrete pad area
for wheelchair.
• 5’ wide x 155’ long concrete walk.
• Measurement length was taken from north
DG path going south to bleachers.

City of Farmersville – Partial ADA Transition Plan
-119.204492653, 36.3095521830001 Decimal Degrees
City of Farmersville – Partial ADA Transition Plan
Freedom Sports Park
DESCRIPTION: Covered bench on north side of
park
OBJECT NUMBER: 32
GLOBAL ID: af8413ff-9e6c-4638-bffd24a31fd1e65d
CITY PRIORITY STAFF NOTES:
 HIGH
 MED
 LOW

NO PHOTO AVAILABLE
ISSUES:

CBC 2019: 11B - 903
• Bench does not meet ADA standards.

AS-BUILT DESCRIPTION:
• Bench does not meet ADA standards.
• No ADA-compliant concrete pad under
existing bench area.

PROPOSED SOLUTION:
• Install 14’ wide x 16’ long ADA-compliant
concrete pad for covered bench area.

ESTIMATED COST OF COMPLIANCE:
$2,000
NOTES:
• Concrete pad 14’ wide x 16’ long.

Jennings Park
West Ash Street
City of Farmersville – Partial ADA Transition Plan
47 46
45 48 49
City of Farmersville – Partial ADA Transition Plan
Jennings Park
DESCRIPTION: Northeast picnic table
accessibility
OBJECT NUMBER: 45
GLOBAL ID: 0c3f2961-265f-4503-9eb3-
bac71cbe6024
CITY PRIORITY STAFF NOTES:
 HIGH
 MED
 LOW
-119.20864027, 36.30162613 Decimal Degrees
ISSUES:

CBC 2019: 11B – 226, 902
• Picnic table is not currently ADA compliant.

AS-BUILT DESCRIPTION:
• Picnic table is not currently ADA compliant due
to lack of wheelchair pad and access path from
sidewalk.
• Wood on table is in poor condition and needs to
be refinished or replaced.

PROPOSED SOLUTION:
• Repair existing table wood or replace with new
ADA-compliant table.
• Install 8’ x 5’ wide wheelchair pad at north end
of table pad.
• Install 16’ x 5’ wide ADA-compliant concrete
walkway from sidewalk to pad.

ESTIMATED COST OF COMPLIANCE:
$4,800
45 City of Farmersville – Partial ADA Transition Plan
-119.20864027, 36.30162613 Decimal Degrees
NOTES:
• ADA-compliant picnic table: $2,800.
• 16’ x 5’ wide ADA-compliant concrete sidewalk:
$1,320.
• 8’ x 5’ wide wheelchair pad at end of table:
$780.
• Note: If not replacing existing tables then
replace wood on all 3 picnic tables for safety
reasons.

City of Farmersville – Partial ADA Transition Plan
Jennings Park
DESCRIPTION: Southeast and southwest picnic
tables
OBJECT NUMBER: 45
GLOBAL ID: 0c3f2961-265f-4503-9eb3-
bac71cbe6024
CITY PRIORITY STAFF NOTES:
 HIGH
 MED
 LOW
-119.20864027, 36.30162613 Decimal Degrees
ISSUES:

CBC 2019: 11B – 226, 206, 902
• Picnic table is not currently ADA compliant.

AS-BUILT DESCRIPTION:
• Picnic table is not currently ADA compliant due
to lack of wheelchair pad and access path from
sidewalk.
• Wood on table is in poor condition and needs to
be refinished or replaced.

PROPOSED SOLUTION:
• Install 42’ x 5’ wide ADA-compatible concrete
sidewalk to southeast picnic table.
• Repair existing table wood or replace with new
ADA-compliant table.

ESTIMATED COST OF COMPLIANCE:
$4,800
NOTES:
• ADA-compliant picnic table: $2,800.
• Concrete sidewalk with pad 5’ wide x 42’ long:
$2,000.
• Note: Wood of all 3 picnic tables needs to be
replaced for safety.
46 City of Farmersville – Partial ADA Transition Plan
-119.20864027, 36.30162613 Decimal Degrees
City of Farmersville – Partial ADA Transition Plan
Jennings Park
DESCRIPTION: Drinking fountain by baseball
diamond
OBJECT NUMBER: 46
GLOBAL ID: 999327e4-7b97-483a-9e6fbacd46d93886
CITY PRIORITY STAFF NOTES:
 HIGH
 MED
 LOW
-119.209102616, 36.301713511 Decimal Degrees
ISSUES:

CBC 2019: 11B – 211, 206
• Drinking fountain installation.

AS-BUILT DESCRIPTION:
• Drinking fountain is not ADA compliant.

PROPOSED SOLUTION:
• Replace existing drinking fountain with ADAcompliant drinking fountain and access pad.

ESTIMATED COST OF COMPLIANCE:
$6,000
NOTES:
47 City of Farmersville – Partial ADA Transition Plan
-119.209102616, 36.301713511 Decimal Degrees
City of Farmersville – Partial ADA Transition Plan
Jennings Park
DESCRIPTION: East corner diamond dugout area
OBJECT NUMBER: 47
GLOBAL ID: 38a97ee6-2dbc-4842-90c0-
68424e9293d4
CITY PRIORITY STAFF NOTES:
 HIGH
 MED
 LOW
-119.209098341, 36.301717577 Decimal Degrees
ISSUES:

CBC 2019: 11B – 206.2, 206.18
• ADA-compliant access to dugout bench.

AS-BUILT DESCRIPTION:
• No ADA-compliant wheelchair pad next to end
of dugout bench.

PROPOSED SOLUTION:
• Install 5’ wide x 6’ long ADA-compliant concrete
pad for wheelchair access next to dugout
bench.

ESTIMATED COST OF COMPLIANCE:
$600
NOTES:
48 City of Farmersville – Partial ADA Transition Plan
-119.209098341, 36.301717577 Decimal Degrees
City of Farmersville – Partial ADA Transition Plan
Jennings Park
DESCRIPTION: East corner diamond dugout area
OBJECT NUMBER: 48
GLOBAL ID: 38a97ee6-2dbc-4842-90c0-
68424e9293d4
CITY PRIORITY STAFF NOTES:
 HIGH
 MED
 LOW
-119.209098341, 36.301717577 Decimal Degrees
ISSUES:

CBC 2019: 11B – 403.5, 403.1
• ADA-compliant public sidewalk.

AS-BUILT DESCRIPTION:
• Clearance between edge of sidewalk and
existing fire hydrant does not meet ADA
standards.

PROPOSED SOLUTION:
• Widen sidewalk concrete by a minimum of 16”
at fire hydrant for an ADA-compliant minimum
clearance of 48”.

ESTIMATED COST OF COMPLIANCE:
$500
NOTES:
• North side of park, sidewalk section along fire
hydrant, and power lines only have 32” of
clearance.
49 Liberty Park
397 West Teddy Street
City of Farmersville – Partial ADA Transition Plan
-119.210289493, 36.3167452810001 Decimal Degrees
57 58
56 55
53 54
52 97
98 99
100
City of Farmersville – Partial ADA Transition Plan
Liberty Park
DESCRIPTION: ADA parking space compliance
OBJECT NUMBER: 52
GLOBAL ID: 9379b5d8-a48d-4888-be3ccf9a15dda70e
CITY PRIORITY STAFF NOTES:
 HIGH
 MED
 LOW
-119.210289493, 36.3167452810001 Decimal Degrees
ISSUES:

CBC 2019: 11B-609
• Van-accessible ADA-compliant parking space.

AS-BUILT DESCRIPTION:
• Van-accessible parking space is too shallow to
meet ADA standards.
• ISA should be located at bottom end of parking
space per ADA standards.
• Accessible path aisle striping is not ADA
compliant and depth is too shallow.
• Add NO PARKING designation in aisle striping
area.
• Signage needs to be updated.

PROPOSED SOLUTION:
• Reinstall and restripe van-accessible ADAcompliant parking space, accessible aisle path, striping, and replace signage.

ESTIMATED COST OF COMPLIANCE:
$2,500
52 City of Farmersville – Partial ADA Transition Plan
-119.210289493, 36.3167452810001 Decimal Degrees
NOTES:
• All AC paving between ADA stall and entry into
park area needs to be striped with ‘no parking’
added to aisle striping.

City of Farmersville – Partial ADA Transition Plan
Liberty Park
DESCRIPTION: Drinking fountain at restrooms
OBJECT NUMBER: 53
GLOBAL ID: b6ed3edd-9dda-4b77-a30d5ef3701392a9
CITY PRIORITY STAFF NOTES:
 HIGH
 MED
 LOW
-119.210295696, 36.3168542880001 Decimal Degrees
ISSUES:

CBC 2019: 11B-403, 602.9
• Drinking fountain access, protection, and
configuration.

AS-BUILT DESCRIPTION:
• Clearance is only 36” between drinking fountain
and edge of sidewalk.
• No pedestrian protections.
• Existing drinking fountain is out of compliance.

PROPOSED SOLUTION:
• Widen sidewalk in area in front of drinking
fountain installation 1’ wide by 12’ long.
• Install new ADA-compliant drinking fountain.

ESTIMATED COST OF COMPLIANCE:
$6,000
NOTES:
53 City of Farmersville – Partial ADA Transition Plan
-119.210295696, 36.3168542880001 Decimal Degrees
City of Farmersville – Partial ADA Transition Plan
Liberty Park
DESCRIPTION: Concrete circle west of
playground area
OBJECT NUMBER: 54
GLOBAL ID: fefc2094-fd92-430c-a5d9-
76e9c2b9c20a
CITY PRIORITY STAFF NOTES:
 HIGH
 MED
 LOW
-119.210129231, 36.3168751170001 Decimal Degrees
ISSUES:

CBC 2019: 11B - 303
• Non-ADA-compliant walkway.

AS-BUILT DESCRIPTION:
• Existing concrete walkway in circular feature
has a 1 3/4” raised lip edge between panels.

PROPOSED SOLUTION:
• Remove and replace 6’ wide x 8’ long section of
existing concrete sidewalk with new ADAcompliant concrete walk.

ESTIMATED COST OF COMPLIANCE:
$2,000
NOTES:
• 14’ diameter circle with a 6’ wide x 8’ long
concrete sidewalk.
54 City of Farmersville – Partial ADA Transition Plan
-119.210129231, 36.3168751170001 Decimal Degrees
-119.210129231, 36.3168751170001 Decimal Degrees
City of Farmersville – Partial ADA Transition Plan
Liberty Park
DESCRIPTION: Ramp at playground area
OBJECT NUMBER: 55
GLOBAL ID: fb11f751-ffec-4de1-b305-
8934ba6bd847
CITY PRIORITY STAFF NOTES:
 HIGH
 MED
 LOW
-119.210092938, 36.316884588 Decimal Degrees
ISSUES:

CBC 2019: 11B – 1008, 403
• Non-ADA-compliant access ramp into play area.

AS-BUILT DESCRIPTION:
• Existing concrete accessible ramp into play area
exceeds maximum ADA-compliant slope of

7.5%.
• Level of existing play bark is below ADAcompliant minimums.

PROPOSED SOLUTION:
• Remove and replace 6’ wide x 7’ long concrete
accessible ramp to play area with new ADAcompliant ramp. • Raise levels of play bark to meet ADA standards.

ESTIMATED COST OF COMPLIANCE:
$2,500
NOTES:
• Concrete ramp 6’ wide x 7’ long: $600.
• Play bark 38’ x 38’ x 6” depth: $1,900.
55 City of Farmersville – Partial ADA Transition Plan
Liberty Park
DESCRIPTION: AC walk path compliance
OBJECT NUMBER: 56
GLOBAL ID: 30671af5-3a14-49cd-92c9-
81fbdd7b295b
CITY PRIORITY STAFF NOTES:
 HIGH
 MED
 LOW
-119.210014818, 36.316756387 Decimal Degrees
ISSUES:

CBC 2019: 11B – 403.3
• Non-ADA-compliant walkway.

AS-BUILT DESCRIPTION:
• Portions of AC walkway exceed the maximum
ADA standard of 2% cross slope.

PROPOSED SOLUTION:
• Remove and replace 5’ wide x 200’ long portion
of AC walkway to bring into compliance with
ADA standards.

ESTIMATED COST OF COMPLIANCE:
$10,000
NOTES:
• Replace AC walkway 5’ wide x 200’ long.
56 City of Farmersville – Partial ADA Transition Plan
-119.210014818, 36.316756387 Decimal Degrees
-119.210014818, 36.316756387 Decimal Degrees
City of Farmersville – Partial ADA Transition Plan
Liberty Park
DESCRIPTION: South side of park between
parking lot and playground area
OBJECT NUMBER: 57
GLOBAL ID: a77a4d17-d078-4d93-a644-
302008a713a2
CITY PRIORITY STAFF NOTES:
 HIGH
 MED
 LOW
-119.209753722, 36.316849007 Decimal Degrees
ISSUES:

CBC 2019: 11B - 206
• Non-ADA-compliant walkway from playground
area to picnic table area.

AS-BUILT DESCRIPTION:
• Non-ADA-compliant walkway from playground
area to picnic table area.

PROPOSED SOLUTION:
• Remove and replace existing concrete sidewalk
from playground to picnic area with new 6’
wide x 120’ long ADA-compliant concrete
walkway.

ESTIMATED COST OF COMPLIANCE:
$10,000
NOTES:
• Concrete sidewalk 6’ wide x 120’ long.
57 City of Farmersville – Partial ADA Transition Plan
-119.209753722, 36.316849007 Decimal Degrees
-119.209753722, 36.316849007 Decimal Degrees
City of Farmersville – Partial ADA Transition Plan
Liberty Park
DESCRIPTION: Picnic table in pavilion area
OBJECT NUMBER: 58
GLOBAL ID: 87873c03-33be-4a35-8037-
ea7e8814aca7
CITY PRIORITY STAFF NOTES:
 HIGH
 MED
 LOW
-119.209741987, 36.316842218 Decimal Degrees
ISSUES:

CBC 2019: 11B - 902
• Broken picnic table.

AS-BUILT DESCRIPTION:
• ADA-compliant picnic table seating is broken.

PROPOSED SOLUTION:
• Repair or replace broken ADA-compliant picnic
table.

ESTIMATED COST OF COMPLIANCE:
$800
NOTES:
58 City of Farmersville – Partial ADA Transition Plan
-119.209741987, 36.316842218 Decimal Degrees
City of Farmersville – Partial ADA Transition Plan
Liberty Park
DESCRIPTION: Eastern side of restroom toilet
OBJECT NUMBER: 97
GLOBAL ID: 75C2EDF2-6C1A-442A-9091-
238C4D21C40E
CITY PRIORITY STAFF NOTES:
 HIGH
 MED
 LOW
-119.21028639201, 36.3169387355785 Decimal Degree
ISSUES:

CBC 2019: 11B - 609
• Improper placement of existing restroom toilet
grab bars.

AS-BUILT DESCRIPTION:
• Side grab bar exceeds the ADA-compliant 12”
placement from back wall.
• Rear grab bar should extend ADA-compliant
minimum of 24” toward open side from
centerline of toilet.

PROPOSED SOLUTION:
• Relocate existing grab bars to meet minimum/
maximum ADA-compliant dimensional
requirements.

ESTIMATED COST OF COMPLIANCE:
$1,000
NOTES:
97 City of Farmersville – Partial ADA Transition Plan
Liberty Park
DESCRIPTION: Eastern side of restroom sink
OBJECT NUMBER: 98
GLOBAL ID: A78D2BD4-2E82-4A86-96FEF3060EBFC1FD
CITY PRIORITY STAFF NOTES:
 HIGH
 MED
 LOW
-119.210365852452, 36.3168727700005 Decimal Degrees
ISSUES:

CBC 2019: 11B – 606, 606.5
• Non-ADA-compliant sink facility.

AS-BUILT DESCRIPTION:
• No operable faucets or handles provided for
sink operation.
• Exposed pipes under sink are not covered per
ADA standards.

PROPOSED SOLUTION:
• Repair existing sink by installing ADA-compliant
faucet and handles.
• Install ADA-compliant protective covers on
exposed pipes and hardware under existing
sink.

ESTIMATED COST OF COMPLIANCE:
$1,000
NOTES:
98 City of Farmersville – Partial ADA Transition Plan
Liberty Park
DESCRIPTION: Western side of restroom sink
OBJECT NUMBER: 99
GLOBAL ID: 28AA1EC5-7C44-4FCD-AE86-
D3AE796DF0DB
CITY PRIORITY STAFF NOTES:
 HIGH
 MED
 LOW
-119.210393093637, 36.3168557547371 Decimal Degrees
ISSUES:

CBC 2019: 11B – 606.5
• Non-ADA-compliant sink facility.

AS-BUILT DESCRIPTION:
• Exposed pipes under sink are not covered per
ADA standards.

PROPOSED SOLUTION:
• Install ADA-compliant protective covers on
exposed pipes and hardware under existing
sink.

ESTIMATED COST OF COMPLIANCE:
$500
NOTES:
99 City of Farmersville – Partial ADA Transition Plan
Liberty Park
DESCRIPTION: Western side of restroom toilet
OBJECT NUMBER: 100
GLOBAL ID: 90330BE1-688E-476C-BBD3-
8328FCCC6BB1
CITY PRIORITY STAFF NOTES:
 HIGH
 MED
 LOW
-119.210381861887, 36.3168601971458 Decimal Degrees
ISSUES:

CBC 2019: 11B-609
• Improper placement of existing restroom toilet
grab bars.

AS-BUILT DESCRIPTION:
• Side grab bar exceeds the ADA-compliant 12”
placement from back wall.
• Rear grab bar should extend ADA-compliant
minimum of 24” toward open side from
centerline of toilet.

PROPOSED SOLUTION:
• Relocate existing grab bars to meet minimum/
maximum ADA-compliant dimensional
requirements.

ESTIMATED COST OF COMPLIANCE:
$1,000
NOTES:
100
Old Church Museum and Event Center
886 Farmersville Boulevard
City of Farmersville – Partial ADA Transition Plan
96 92
93 94
95 City of Farmersville – Partial ADA Transition Plan
Old Church Museum and Event
Center
DESCRIPTION: Parking lot
OBJECT NUMBER: 92
GLOBAL ID: b8e53fc8-cc09-4baa-bd12-
674e139be314
CITY PRIORITY STAFF NOTES:
 HIGH
 MED
 LOW
-119.207787663, 36.304936479 Decimal Degrees
ISSUES:

CBC 2019: 11B – 502.8
• Non-ADA-compliant parking space signage.

AS-BUILT DESCRIPTION:
• Existing van-accessible and adjacent ADA
parking space signage need to be updated to
current ADA-compliant regulations with signs
referencing the ‘minimum $250 fine.’
• Required ‘tow-away’ sign at lot entrance is
missing.

PROPOSED SOLUTION:
• Replace or modify existing van-accessible
parking space and regularly accessible parking
space signage to include text about the
‘minimum $250 fine.’
• Install ‘tow-away’ sign at lot entrance.

ESTIMATED COST OF COMPLIANCE:
$1,000
92 City of Farmersville – Partial ADA Transition Plan
NOTES:

City of Farmersville – Partial ADA Transition Plan
Old Church Museum and Event
Center
DESCRIPTION: West entrance ramp handrail
OBJECT NUMBER: 93
GLOBAL ID: 84d1b8d2-138d-4e24-8d3effa738b811ea
CITY PRIORITY STAFF NOTES:
 HIGH
 MED
 LOW
-119.207619941, 36.304885475 Decimal Degrees
ISSUES:

CBC 2019: 11B – 505.10
• Non-ADA-compliant handrail extension.

AS-BUILT DESCRIPTION:
• Bottom handrails do not extend the full 12”
past the end of ramp per ADA standards (2
locations).

PROPOSED SOLUTION:
• Install ADA-compliant handrail horizontal
extensions a minimum of 12” past base of ramp
at each of the two locations.

ESTIMATED COST OF COMPLIANCE:
$1,000
NOTES:
• 505.10.1 Top and Bottom Extension at
Ramps. Ramp handrails shall extend
horizontally above the landing for 12 inches
(305 mm) minimum beyond the top and bottom
of ramp runs. Extensions shall return to a wall,
guard, or the landing surface, or shall be
continuous to the handrail of an adjacent ramp
run.
93 City of Farmersville – Partial ADA Transition Plan
City of Farmersville – Partial ADA Transition Plan
Old Church Museum and Event
Center
DESCRIPTION: East entrance handrail
OBJECT NUMBER: 94
GLOBAL ID: 8750fa9d-eea6-4402-a9cdfd52018e80e7
CITY PRIORITY STAFF NOTES:
 HIGH
 MED
 LOW
-119.207348032, 36.304878308 Decimal Degrees
ISSUES:

CBC 2019: 11B - 505.10
• Non-ADA-compliant handrail extension.

AS-BUILT DESCRIPTION:
• Bottom handrails do not extend the full 12”
past the end of ramp per ADA standards (2
locations).

PROPOSED SOLUTION:
• Install ADA-compliant handrail horizontal
extensions a minimum of 12” past base of ramp
at each of the two locations.

ESTIMATED COST OF COMPLIANCE:
$1,000
NOTES:
• 505.10.1 Top and Bottom Extension at
Ramps. Ramp handrails shall extend
horizontally above the landing for 12 inches
(305 mm) minimum beyond the top and bottom
of ramp runs. Extensions shall return to a wall,
guard, or the landing surface, or shall be
continuous to the handrail of an adjacent ramp
run.
94 City of Farmersville – Partial ADA Transition Plan
City of Farmersville – Partial ADA Transition Plan
Old Church Museum and Event
Center
DESCRIPTION: West ramp entrance landing
OBJECT NUMBER: 95
GLOBAL ID: f08fcd87-c8ea-4e09-883e3934ebc59d98
CITY PRIORITY STAFF NOTES:
 HIGH
 MED
 LOW
-119.207495302, 36.304845996 Decimal Degrees
ISSUES:

CBC 2019: 11B – 405.7.5
• Non-ADA-compliant ramp landing area.

AS-BUILT DESCRIPTION:
• The top of ramp area only measures 4’ 7” wide
x 6’ 9” long.

PROPOSED SOLUTION:
• Widen landing at top of ramp to ADA standard
of 60” out from door threshold and 72” of level
surface before descending ramp.

ESTIMATED COST OF COMPLIANCE:
$4,000
NOTES:
95 City of Farmersville – Partial ADA Transition Plan
Old Church Museum and Event
Center
DESCRIPTION: North entrance stairway handrail
OBJECT NUMBER: 96
GLOBAL ID: 09d64c8f-d37b-427e-9940-
b855cd3f19df
CITY PRIORITY STAFF NOTES:
 HIGH
 MED
 LOW
-119.207528662, 36.304943352 Decimal Degrees
ISSUES:

CBC 2019: 11B – 505.10
• Non-ADA-compliant handrail extension.

AS-BUILT DESCRIPTION:
• Bottom handrails do not extend the full 12”
past the end of ramp per ADA standards (2
locations).

PROPOSED SOLUTION:
• Install ADA-compliant handrail horizontal
extensions a minimum of 12” past base of ramp
at each of the two locations.

ESTIMATED COST OF COMPLIANCE:
$1,000
NOTES:
• 505.10.1 Top and Bottom Extension at
Ramps. Ramp handrails shall extend
horizontally above the landing for 12 inches
(305 mm) minimum beyond the top and bottom
of ramp runs. Extensions shall return to a wall,
guard, or the landing surface, or shall be
continuous to the handrail of an adjacent ramp
run.
96 City of Farmersville – Partial ADA Transition Plan
Pocket Park
1385 North Steven Avenue
City of Farmersville – Partial ADA Transition Plan
48 49
City of Farmersville – Partial ADA Transition Plan
Pocket Park
DESCRIPTION: Northwest picnic table in arbor
area
OBJECT NUMBER: 48
GLOBAL ID: e9fc3ba6-cfd7-4fc0-8f29-
de27d45092a6
CITY PRIORITY STAFF NOTES:
 HIGH
 MED
 LOW
-119.213458104, 36.309599457 Decimal Degrees
ISSUES:

CBC 2019: 11B – 226, 902
• No existing ADA-compliant picnic table.

AS-BUILT DESCRIPTION:
• No existing ADA-compliant picnic table in
shelter or on-site.

PROPOSED SOLUTION:
• Replace one existing picnic table with ADAcompliant picnic table.

ESTIMATED COST OF COMPLIANCE:
$2,000
NOTES:
• One table at each separate grouping should be
ADA compliant, or a total of 5% per site.
48 City of Farmersville – Partial ADA Transition Plan
Pocket Park
DESCRIPTION: Barbecue pit area
OBJECT NUMBER: 49
GLOBAL ID: d47d8440-2c10-4c18-90ec089332478ec5
CITY PRIORITY STAFF NOTES:
 HIGH
 MED
 LOW
-119.21347579, 36.309619406 Decimal Degrees
ISSUES:

CBC 2019: 11B – 226, 206
• ADA-compliant path to BBQ area.

AS-BUILT DESCRIPTION:
• No existing ADA-compliant concrete path from
shelter area to existing BBQ pit and ADAcompliant pad.

PROPOSED SOLUTION:
• Install new 8’ wide x 10’ long ADA-compliant
concrete path/pad from shelter area to existing
BBQ pit area.

ESTIMATED COST OF COMPLIANCE:
$1,200
NOTES:
• Engineer pad so it incorporates BBQ pit with
ADA-compliant operating pad area around
base.
49 City of Farmersville – Partial ADA Transition Plan
-119.21347579, 36.309619406 Decimal Degrees
Riverbank Park
West Oakland Street
City of Farmersville – Partial ADA Transition Plan
-119.20777861, 36.294433242 Decimal Degrees
42 43
44 City of Farmersville – Partial ADA Transition Plan
Riverbank Park
DESCRIPTION: Drinking fountain
OBJECT NUMBER: 42
GLOBAL ID: 20e7f59f-f6b6-48ed-8573-
92fe7f8a2a9b
CITY PRIORITY STAFF NOTES:
 HIGH
 MED
 LOW
-119.20777861, 36.294433242 Decimal Degrees
ISSUES:

CBC 2019: 11B – 211
• Non-ADA-compliant drinking fountain.

AS-BUILT DESCRIPTION:
• Existing drinking fountain is not up to ADA
standards or accessibility.
• No existing path to drinking fountain.

PROPOSED SOLUTION:
• Remove and replace existing drinking fountain
with new ADA-compliant unit.
• Install new 5’ wide x 25’ long ADA-compliant
concrete path/pad to drinking fountain.

ESTIMATED COST OF COMPLIANCE:
$5,500
NOTES:
• New drinking fountain: $4,000.
• Concrete sidewalk/pad: 5’ wide x 25’ long:
$1,500.
• Engineer path to create ADA-compliant pad at
base of drinking fountain.
42 City of Farmersville – Partial ADA Transition Plan
Riverbank Park
DESCRIPTION: West concrete pad picnic table
area
OBJECT NUMBER: 43
GLOBAL ID: 5dcfe064-b63d-4f9f-8ce0-
2fd9ece3133d
CITY PRIORITY STAFF NOTES:
 HIGH
 MED
 LOW
-119.207735863, 36.294448162 Decimal Degrees
ISSUES:

CBC 2019: 11B – 226, 902, 206
• Missing ADA-compliant picnic table.

AS-BUILT DESCRIPTION:
• No ADA-compliant picnic table on existing pad.
• Existing concrete pad is cracked and broken and
needs to be replaced.
• No existing concrete sidewalk connecting picnic
table pad to City sidewalk.

PROPOSED SOLUTION:
• Remove and Replace new 8’ wide x 15’ long
ADA-compliant concrete picnic table pad in
same location.
• Install new 8’ wide x 20’ long sidewalk route to
new picnic table pad.
• Install new ADA-compliant picnic table on new
pad.

ESTIMATED COST OF COMPLIANCE:
$5,300
NOTES:
• ADA picnic table: $2,500.
• Concrete pad and sidewalk 8’ wide x 20’ long:
$2,750.
• Also, the other (2) picnic tables need to be
replaced due to safety.
• (1) picnic table pad area 8’ wide x 15’ long is
cracked and broken and is a tripping hazard.
43 City of Farmersville – Partial ADA Transition Plan
Riverbank Park
DESCRIPTION: Swingset area
OBJECT NUMBER: 44
GLOBAL ID: 874a594d-e1d4-4e16-8274-
f97485a3d35f
CITY PRIORITY STAFF NOTES:
 HIGH
 MED
 LOW
-119.207904423, 36.294381693 Decimal Degrees
ISSUES:

CBC 2019: 11B - 206
• ADA-compliant path to swingset.

AS-BUILT DESCRIPTION:
• No ADA-compliant concrete path from sidewalk
to play area.
• No ADA-compliant ramp into play area.
• No ADA-compliant play area surfacing.

PROPOSED SOLUTION:
• Install 5’ wide x 7’ long ADA-compliant concrete
walk from sidewalk to play area.
• Install 5’ wide x 6’ long ADA-compliant concrete
ramp into play area.
• Install new ADA-compliant safety play bark
surfacing in play area.

ESTIMATED COST OF COMPLIANCE:
$3,250
NOTES:
• Concrete sidewalk 5’ wide x 7’ long: $400.
• Concrete ramp 5’ wide x 6’ long: $350.
• Swingset area 28’ wide x 32’ long x 1’ thick:
$2,500.
44 City of Farmersville – Partial ADA Transition Plan
-119.207904423, 36.294381693 Decimal Degrees
Roy’s Park
800 South Farmersville Boulevard
City of Farmersville – Partial ADA Transition Plan
-119.1222, 36.1726 Decimal Degrees
NOTE: Roy’s Park has recently undergone significant construction, rendering most initial comments obsolete.
4 5
107
City of Farmersville – Partial ADA Transition Plan
Roy’s Park
DESCRIPTION: ADA parking space – north lot
OBJECT NUMBER: 4
GLOBAL ID: af19217c-c8c9-41f9-9938-
76db924ebddf
CITY PRIORITY STAFF NOTES:
 HIGH
 MED
 LOW
-119.206890296, 36.291543287 Decimal Degrees
ISSUES:

CBC 2019: 11B-502
• ADA-compliant van-accessible parking space.

AS-BUILT DESCRIPTION:
• Space exceeds minimum size dimensions.
• Access aisle dimensions also exceed minimum
requirements.
• Access aisle pavement markings need updates
to current ADA standards.
• ADA-compliant signage for parking space is
missing.
• Tow-away signage missing at lot entrance.

PROPOSED SOLUTION:
• Restripe existing parking space.
• Restripe accessible aisle/path.
• Install correct ADA-compliant signage.
• Install ‘tow-away’ sign at lot entrance.

ESTIMATED COST OF COMPLIANCE:
$2,000
4 City of Farmersville – Partial ADA Transition Plan
NOTES:
• Van-accessible parking stall generally complies
with ADA requirements. Resized and refresh
pavement markings per ADA standards.

City of Farmersville – Partial ADA Transition Plan
Roy’s Park
DESCRIPTION: ADA parking accessibility
OBJECT NUMBER: 5
GLOBAL ID: 71613a1a-a08d-46ec-8c52-
529dac969d0b
CITY PRIORITY STAFF NOTES:
 HIGH
 MED
 LOW
NO PHOTOS AVAILABLE ISSUES:

CBC 2019: 11B-502
• ADA-compliant van-accessible parking space.

AS-BUILT DESCRIPTION:
• No ADA-compliant van-accessible parking space
in new parking lot.

PROPOSED SOLUTION:
• Install new ADA-compliant van-accessible
parking space, markings, and signage per ADA
standards.

ESTIMATED COST OF COMPLIANCE:
$2,000
NOTES:
5 City of Farmersville – Partial ADA Transition Plan
City of Farmersville – Partial ADA Transition Plan
Roy’s Park
DESCRIPTION: Door jamb signage
OBJECT NUMBER: 107
GLOBAL ID: 24665F69-DDB3-4944-8F3DA1426AFEF628
CITY PRIORITY STAFF NOTES:
 HIGH
 MED
 LOW
-119.206727268285, 36.2912468612532 Decimal Degrees
ISSUES:

CBC 2019: 11B – 216.8
• ADA-compliant door signage.

AS-BUILT DESCRIPTION:
• No signage at restroom door jamb (2 locations)
as per ADA standards.

PROPOSED SOLUTION:
• Install new ADA-compliant door jamb signage at
2 door locations.

ESTIMATED COST OF COMPLIANCE:
$500
NOTES:
107
City of Farmersville – Partial ADA Transition Plan
-119.206727268285, 36.2912468612532 Decimal Degrees
Tulare County WIC Facility
175 East Front Street
City of Farmersville – Partial ADA Transition Plan
-119.20612067, 36.304508708 Decimal Degrees
68 69
67 City of Farmersville – Partial ADA Transition Plan
Tulare County WIC Facility
DESCRIPTION: Front restroom
OBJECT NUMBER: 67
GLOBAL ID: 4262bd03-2972-43d7-ac5bed94276ab8d3
CITY PRIORITY STAFF NOTES:
 HIGH
 MED
 LOW
-119.20612067, 36.304508708 Decimal Degrees
ISSUES:

CBC 2019: 11B – 603, 606.5
• Existing front restroom facilities and
installation.

AS-BUILT DESCRIPTION:
• Centerline of toilet is only 14” from wall.
• Rear grab bar is 33” long.
• Side grab bar not a minimum 54” from back
wall.
• Clearance in front of toilet 33”.
• Counter height 32”.
• Knee space 27”.
• Sink faucet handle is knob.
• Exposed pipes and operable parts.
• Bottom of mirror 35.5”.

PROPOSED SOLUTION:
• Reconfigure and re-install toilet fixture and grab
bars per current ADA-compliant clearances and
standards.
• Replace sink faucet handle with ADA-compliant
fixture.
• Install ADA-compliant covers over exposed
pipes and operable parts.

ESTIMATED COST OF COMPLIANCE:
$10,000
NOTES:
67 City of Farmersville – Partial ADA Transition Plan
Tulare County WIC Facility
DESCRIPTION: Staff kitchen sink
OBJECT NUMBER: 68
GLOBAL ID: cd72c3f3-03bf-4912-a3ed3370200480d9
PRIORITY:

SEVERITY:

ADAS 2010:

CBC 2019: 11B – 212.6, 606
-119.206080185, 36.304443874 Decimal Degrees
ISSUES:

CBC 2019: 11B – 212.6, 606
• Under counter clearance.

AS-BUILT DESCRIPTION:
• No knee space provided under existing sink.

PROPOSED SOLUTION:
• Replace sink and modify counter and cabinets
to provide ADA-compliant knee space at sink.
• Install ADA-compliant covers over exposed
pipes and operable parts.

ESTIMATED COST OF COMPLIANCE:
$2,000
NOTES:
68 City of Farmersville – Partial ADA Transition Plan
Tulare County WIC Facility
DESCRIPTION: Van-accessible stall
OBJECT NUMBER: 69
GLOBAL ID: 44d8a9e6-9559-4711-accd1463ad520603
CITY PRIORITY STAFF NOTES:
 HIGH
 MED
 LOW
-119.205950182, 36.304505398 Decimal Degrees
ISSUES:

CBC 2019: 11B - 502
• Van-accessible parking space.

AS-BUILT DESCRIPTION:
• No van-accessible or ADA-compliant parking
space provided in existing parking areas.

PROPOSED SOLUTION:
• Install ADA-compliant van-accessible parking
space with marked aisle and appropriate
signage.
• Install ADA-compliant path of travel from
parking space to nearest building entry.

ESTIMATED COST OF COMPLIANCE:
$6,000
NOTES:
• Proposed location suggested for east side of
property.
69 City of Farmersville – Partial ADA Transition Plan
Turning Point Facility
147 East Front Street
City of Farmersville – Partial ADA Transition Plan
-119.1222, 36.1816 Decimal Degrees
70 71 72 73
74 75
76 77 78
79 80
81 82
83 City of Farmersville – Partial ADA Transition Plan
Turning Point Facility
DESCRIPTION: Parking lot space compliance
OBJECT NUMBER: 70
GLOBAL ID: 9ffe244c-06bb-4ba2-86bb16a3c3868805
CITY PRIORITY STAFF NOTES:
 HIGH
 MED
 LOW
-119.1222, 36.1816 Decimal Degrees
ISSUES:

CBC 2019: 11B - 502
• Existing van-accessible parking space
installation.

AS-BUILT DESCRIPTION:
• Access aisle too small.
• Access aisle incorrectly placed on left side.
• No existing signage.
• Striping needs to be replaced.

PROPOSED SOLUTION:
• Install ADA-compliant van-accessible parking
space with marked aisle and appropriate
signage.
• Install ADA-compliant path of travel from
parking space to nearest building entry.

ESTIMATED COST OF COMPLIANCE:
$2,000
NOTES:
70 City of Farmersville – Partial ADA Transition Plan
Turning Point Facility
DESCRIPTION: Lobby service counter height
OBJECT NUMBER: 71
GLOBAL ID: 70927cbf-f65b-41d6-9562-
9aab7677048c
CITY PRIORITY STAFF NOTES:
 HIGH
 MED
 LOW
-119.1222, 36.1816 Decimal Degrees
ISSUES:

CBC 2019: 11B - 904
• Existing counter height in front lobby.

AS-BUILT DESCRIPTION:
• Existing counter is currently 76” long x 40” high.

PROPOSED SOLUTION:
• Reduce a portion of existing countertop to a
maximum of 38” height above finish floor.

ESTIMATED COST OF COMPLIANCE:
$2,000
NOTES:
71 City of Farmersville – Partial ADA Transition Plan
Turning Point Facility
DESCRIPTION: Front step
OBJECT NUMBER: 72
GLOBAL ID: 74afcf02-81ae-42df-a9b7-
79843f36ad1e
CITY PRIORITY STAFF NOTES:
 HIGH
 MED
 LOW
-119.1222, 36.1816 Decimal Degrees
ISSUES:

CBC 2019: 11B - 206
• No access ramp at front entrance level change.

AS-BUILT DESCRIPTION:
• 6” level change from front offices to restroom
area.

PROPOSED SOLUTION:
• Install ADA-compliant ramp from front offices
to restroom area.

ESTIMATED COST OF COMPLIANCE:
$5,000
NOTES:
72 City of Farmersville – Partial ADA Transition Plan
Turning Point Facility
DESCRIPTION: Office door
OBJECT NUMBER: 73
GLOBAL ID: c2a3bc34-65b3-4799-b6cdab337e825d12
CITY PRIORITY STAFF NOTES:
 HIGH
 MED
 LOW
-119.1222, 36.1816 Decimal Degrees
ISSUES:

CBC 2019: 11B - 404
• Existing door width and swing direction into
corridor.

AS-BUILT DESCRIPTION:
• Existing 28” clear width.
• Existing door swings into corridor.

PROPOSED SOLUTION:
• Provide wider doorway width.
• Reverse existing door swing into office.

ESTIMATED COST OF COMPLIANCE:
$2,000
NOTES:
73 City of Farmersville – Partial ADA Transition Plan
Turning Point Facility
DESCRIPTION: Restroom corridor
OBJECT NUMBER: 74
GLOBAL ID: 84e120cc-9737-45ed-8e4dff2d3fbc12f5
CITY PRIORITY STAFF NOTES:
 HIGH
 MED
 LOW
-119.1222, 36.1816 Decimal Degrees
ISSUES:

CBC 2019: 11B - 304
• Existing storage closet location in travel way.

AS-BUILT DESCRIPTION:
• Existing closet is located in the ADA-compliant
required turning space.

PROPOSED SOLUTION:
• Relocate closet.

ESTIMATED COST OF COMPLIANCE:
$1,000
NOTES:
74 City of Farmersville – Partial ADA Transition Plan
Turning Point Facility
DESCRIPTION: Public restroom
OBJECT NUMBER: 75
GLOBAL ID: 893f69dc-ecd5-40e2-9af7-
27030ade17f1
CITY PRIORITY STAFF NOTES:
 HIGH
 MED
 LOW
-119.1222, 36.1816 Decimal Degrees
ISSUES:

CBC 2019: 11B – 603, 609, 606, 404
• Existing non-ADA-compliant restroom.

AS-BUILT DESCRIPTION:
• Non-compliant doorway.
• Insufficient clearances at toilet.
• No grab bars.
• Non-accessible and non-compliant sink.
• No knee space at sink space.
• Non-compliant mirror placement height.

PROPOSED SOLUTION:
• Relocate door wall to provide clearances.
• Relocate toilet.
• Relocate sink.
• Provide grab bars.
• Wider doorway.
• Relocate mirror to compliant height.

ESTIMATED COST OF COMPLIANCE:
$7,000
NOTES:
75 City of Farmersville – Partial ADA Transition Plan
Turning Point Facility
DESCRIPTION: Front office water fountain
OBJECT NUMBER: 76
GLOBAL ID: 8ab3d682-9cd7-4578-b6f2-
afedcf8d7e66
CITY PRIORITY STAFF NOTES:
 HIGH
 MED
 LOW
-119.1222, 36.1816 Decimal Degrees
ISSUES:

CBC 2019: 11B - 211
• Existing drinking fountain is not accessible.

AS-BUILT DESCRIPTION:
• Location of existing water fountain is not
currently ADA compliant.

PROPOSED SOLUTION:
• Remove and replace with portable water
dispenser.

ESTIMATED COST OF COMPLIANCE:
$1,500
NOTES:
76 City of Farmersville – Partial ADA Transition Plan
Turning Point Facility
DESCRIPTION: Rear employee restroom
OBJECT NUMBER: 77
GLOBAL ID: c410adef-6108-4688-bfa5-
2fb7d48820b4
CITY PRIORITY STAFF NOTES:
 HIGH
 MED
 LOW
-119.1222, 36.1816 Decimal Degrees
-119.1222, 36.1816 Decimal Degrees
ISSUES:

CBC 2019: 11B – 603, 404, 609
• Non-ADA-compliant restroom configuration and
clearances.

AS-BUILT DESCRIPTION:
• Grab bars to be relocated.
• Door wall to be moved to provide clearance.
• Toilet to be replaced with ADA toilet.
• Door signage not compliant.

PROPOSED SOLUTION:
• Reinstall existing grab bars per ADA standards.
• Reconfigure existing door and wall to provide
clearances.
• Existing toilet to be replaced with ADA toilet.
• Install new door signage per ADA standards.

ESTIMATED COST OF COMPLIANCE:
$12,000
NOTES:
77 City of Farmersville – Partial ADA Transition Plan
Turning Point Facility
DESCRIPTION: Rear office step
OBJECT NUMBER: 78
GLOBAL ID: dedee851-8dd9-45a9-9c67-
7db1734f4624
CITY PRIORITY STAFF NOTES:
 HIGH
 MED
 LOW
-119.1222, 36.1816 Decimal Degrees
ISSUES:

CBC 2019: 11B – 206
• No accessible pathway to rear offices.

AS-BUILT DESCRIPTION:
• 3” change between existing floor levels.
• Access door is too narrow.
• Access door swings inward into office space.

PROPOSED SOLUTION:
• Install new ADA-compliant ramp with handrails
between two existing floor levels.
• Reconfigure existing door to provide wider
doorway and correct door swing direction
(pocket door is an option).

ESTIMATED COST OF COMPLIANCE:
$10,000
NOTES:
78 City of Farmersville – Partial ADA Transition Plan
Turning Point Facility
DESCRIPTION: Central office protruding object
OBJECT NUMBER: 79
GLOBAL ID: 7dd3fe3c-b377-4cb5-aa8aee4870e023fd
CITY PRIORITY STAFF NOTES:
 HIGH
 MED
 LOW
-119.1222, 36.1816 Decimal Degrees
ISSUES:

CBC 2019: 11B – 204, 307
• Existing object protruding into path of travel.

AS-BUILT DESCRIPTION:
• Existing cabinet protrudes 10” into ADAaccessible path of travel.

PROPOSED SOLUTION:
• Extend cabinet to the floor to avoid possibility
of collision with corners or edges.

ESTIMATED COST OF COMPLIANCE:
$1,000
NOTES:
79 City of Farmersville – Partial ADA Transition Plan
Turning Point Facility
DESCRIPTION: Back office
OBJECT NUMBER: 80
GLOBAL ID: ff9c9e60-0509-4d95-8405-
98f6b5d05d35
CITY PRIORITY STAFF NOTES:
 HIGH
 MED
 LOW
-119.1222, 36.1816 Decimal Degrees
ISSUES:

CBC 2019: 11B - 206
• Non-compliant access between rooms.

AS-BUILT DESCRIPTION:
• 3” difference between existing levels.

PROPOSED SOLUTION:
• Remove and replace existing floor in office to
match lower level.

ESTIMATED COST OF COMPLIANCE:
$10,000
NOTES:
80 City of Farmersville – Partial ADA Transition Plan
Turning Point Facility
DESCRIPTION: Building-wide
OBJECT NUMBER: 81
GLOBAL ID: ff9c9e60-0509-4d95-8405-
98f6b5d05d35
CITY PRIORITY STAFF NOTES:
 HIGH
 MED
 LOW
-119.1222, 36.1816 Decimal Degrees
ISSUES:

CBC 2019: 11B – 309, 404.2, 404.7
• Non-compliant existing door handles.

AS-BUILT DESCRIPTION:
• Most existing (6) doors have round knob door
handles.

PROPOSED SOLUTION:
• Replace existing round door knobs with lever
handle door knobs and hardware.

ESTIMATED COST OF COMPLIANCE:
$5,000
NOTES:
81 City of Farmersville – Partial ADA Transition Plan
Turning Point Facility
DESCRIPTION: Staff lounge
OBJECT NUMBER: 82
GLOBAL ID: 4000935a-b1d0-4112-81e9-
76f47f6f62a1
CITY PRIORITY STAFF NOTES:
 HIGH
 MED
 LOW
-119.1222, 36.1816 Decimal Degrees
ISSUES:

CBC 2019: 11B – 212.3, 606, 309
• Non-compliant existing sink area.

AS-BUILT DESCRIPTION:
• Non-ADA-compliant faucet handles.
• Non-ADA-compliant knee space below sink.

PROPOSED SOLUTION:
• Provide new ADA-compliant faucet handles and
hardware.
• Replace or modify sink counter and cabinet to
provide ADA-compliant knee space.
• Provide ADA-compliant protective covers for
exposed under-counter pipe and hardware.

ESTIMATED COST OF COMPLIANCE:
$2,500
NOTES:
82 City of Farmersville – Partial ADA Transition Plan
Turning Point Facility
DESCRIPTION: Front entrance
OBJECT NUMBER: 83
GLOBAL ID: 7a0d35e4-9f61-4199-800d2c1d78cf56b7
CITY PRIORITY STAFF NOTES:
 HIGH
 MED
 LOW
NO PHOTO PROVIDED ISSUE:

CBC 2019: 11B - 404
• Level landing at entrance door.

AS-BUILT DESCRIPTION:
• Slope is 3.6% at front entrance.

PROPOSED SOLUTION:
• Remove and replace front entrance concrete
landing slab and approach with new ADAcompliant walk to provide compliant clearance at door.

ESTIMATED COST OF COMPLIANCE:
$10,000
NOTES:
83 VDA Daycare Center
455 Linnell Avenue
City of Farmersville – Partial ADA Transition Plan
City of Farmersville – Partial ADA Transition Plan
VDA Daycare Center
DESCRIPTION: Typical classroom restroom
facilities
OBJECT NUMBER: 59
GLOBAL ID: 6b8e0ba9-62b0-4d01-8506-
2d13f7235737
CITY PRIORITY STAFF NOTES:
 HIGH
 MED
 LOW
-119.209149387, 36.300991536 Decimal Degrees
ISSUES:

CBC 2019: 11B – 603, 609, 606, 404
• Children’s restroom toilet facilities.

AS-BUILT DESCRIPTION:
• 18.5” cc toilet from wall.
• 14.5” from partition.
• 11” high seat.
• 27.5” high-top dispenser.
• 55.5” clear floor space.
• 39.5” high seat cover dispenser.
• No grab bars.

PROPOSED SOLUTION:
• Reinstall restroom facilities per ADA standards.

ESTIMATED COST OF COMPLIANCE:
$12,000
NOTES:

City of Farmersville – Partial ADA Transition Plan
VDA Daycare Center
DESCRIPTION: Typical classroom
OBJECT NUMBER: 60
GLOBAL ID: a659d32a-c88f-4a43-9311-
bb9cf312af42
CITY PRIORITY STAFF NOTES:
 HIGH
 MED
 LOW
-119.209102113, 36.300970749 Decimal Degrees
ISSUES:

CBC 2019: 11B - 606
• Typical non-ADA-compliant sink/lavatory
installation in children’s classroom.

AS-BUILT DESCRIPTION:
• Sink counter 24” aff.
• Sink handles need to be accessible.
• Paper towel dispenser 26” aff.

PROPOSED SOLUTION:
• Replace existing sink with ADA-compliant
model.
• Replace existing faucet with ADA-compliant
model.
• Raise cabinet and counter to ADA-compliant
standard height.
• Provide ADA-compliant knee space under sink.
• Install safety covers over sink drain and
hardware.

ESTIMATED COST OF COMPLIANCE:
$10,000 - $15,000
NOTES:

City of Farmersville – Partial ADA Transition Plan
VDA Daycare Center
DESCRIPTION: Typical teacher restroom
OBJECT NUMBER: 61
GLOBAL ID: 67b68f5e-a026-4b84-9069-
78ba2315745f
CITY PRIORITY STAFF NOTES:
 HIGH
 MED
 LOW
-119.209091887, 36.300964588 Decimal Degrees
ISSUES:

CBC 2019: 11B – 604.21, 604.4, 604.5, 604.7,
603.3, and 603.5
• Non-ADA-accessible restroom configuration.

AS-BUILT DESCRIPTION:
• No existing grab bars.
• Existing toilet is 20.25” from center line to side
wall.
• Existing toilet height 15”.
• Existing toilet paper dispenser 31.5” above
finish floor.
• Existing seat cover dispenser 39.5” above finish
floor.
• Existing lavatory height 33.75” above finish
floor.
• Existing clearance under sink installation is

29.5”.
• Existing bottom of mirror 45.5” above finish
floor.
• Existing towel dispenser 37.5” above finish
floor.
• Existing soap dispenser 43.5” above finish floor.
• Currently 36” clearance from front of toilet to
sink/lavatory.

PROPOSED SOLUTION:
• Rotate and relocate toilet to 17” to 18” from
side wall to the center line of toilet (11B604.21).
• Replace toilet with ADA-compliant toilet, set at
proper height ( 11B – 604.4).

City of Farmersville – Partial ADA Transition Plan
-119.209091887, 36.300964588 Decimal Degrees
-119.209091887, 36.300964588 Decimal Degrees
• Install side and rear grab bars (11B – 604.5).
• Relocate toilet paper dispenser to 7” to 9” in
front of toilet, a minimum of 19” above finish
floor but beneath grab bars (11B – 604.7).
• Relocate mirror so bottom edge has maximum
height of 40” above finish floor (11B – 603.3).
• Relocate soap dispenser to height of 40” above
finish floor (11B - 603.5).

ESTIMATED COST OF COMPLIANCE:
$7,000 - $9,000
NOTES:

City of Farmersville – Partial ADA Transition Plan
VDA Daycare Center
DESCRIPTION: Clean-up sink
OBJECT NUMBER: 62
GLOBAL ID: ca1b8c05-eb58-4fcc-b94c914ece129b2d
CITY PRIORITY STAFF NOTES:
 HIGH
 MED
 LOW
-119.209152237, 36.300953524 Decimal Degrees
ISSUES:

CBC 2019: 11B - 606
• Various non-ADA-compliant standards for
children’s classroom clean-up area.

AS-BUILT DESCRIPTION:
• Existing 24” counter height.
• No existing under sink/counter clearance for
required knee space to access drinking
fountain.
• Existing 24” counter depth.
• Existing 19” under counter height.

PROPOSED SOLUTION:
• Modify cabinet, counter, and knee space
heights to meet ADA standards (11B – 606).

ESTIMATED COST OF COMPLIANCE:
$500 - $1,000
NOTES:

City of Farmersville – Partial ADA Transition Plan
VDA Daycare Center
DESCRIPTION: Outside play area access
OBJECT NUMBER: 63
GLOBAL ID: 38b75d05-561a-4b53-9503-
1e11b18f4841
CITY PRIORITY STAFF NOTES:
 HIGH
 MED
 LOW
NO PHOTO PROVIDED ISSUES:

CBC 2019: 11B - 206
• Non-ADA-compliant children’s play area.

AS-BUILT DESCRIPTION:
• ADA-accessible access route needed to play
area.

PROPOSED SOLUTION:
• Provide new ADA-compliant concrete access
walkway from covered patio to play area.

ESTIMATED COST OF COMPLIANCE:
$3,000
NOTES:

City of Farmersville – Partial ADA Transition Plan
VDA Daycare Center
DESCRIPTION: Office counter
OBJECT NUMBER: 64
GLOBAL ID: ee9ff9c6-261a-485c-9f3a99faeb5a92e0
CITY PRIORITY STAFF NOTES:
 HIGH
 MED
 LOW
-119.208636917, 36.301016682 Decimal Degrees
ISSUES:

CBC 2019: 11B - 904
• Service counter height is not ADA compliant
AS-BUILT DESCRIPTION:
• Existing counter is 42” high x 88” long.

PROPOSED SOLUTION:
• Modify a portion of the counter to 38”
maximum height above finish floor.

ESTIMATED COST OF COMPLIANCE:
$1,000
NOTES:

City of Farmersville – Partial ADA Transition Plan
VDA Daycare Center
DESCRIPTION: Accessible parking space
OBJECT NUMBER: 65
GLOBAL ID: 2da1d365-535e-4a7c-aa86-
666392979ef2
CITY PRIORITY STAFF NOTES:
 HIGH
 MED
 LOW
-119.208499706, 36.301047066 Decimal Degrees
ISSUES:

CBC 2019: 11B - 502
• Non-compliant ADA-accessible parking space.

AS-BUILT DESCRIPTION:
• Existing van-accessible access aisle is 92” wide.
• Existing stall width 96” wide.
• Existing stall length 96” long.
• Existing parking lot signage is non-compliant.

PROPOSED SOLUTION:
• Resize and restripe as a non-angled stall.

ESTIMATED COST OF COMPLIANCE:
$2,000
NOTES:

City of Farmersville – Partial ADA Transition Plan
City of Farmersville – Partial ADA Transition Plan
VDA Daycare Center
DESCRIPTION: Staff parking lot
OBJECT NUMBER: 66
GLOBAL ID: d132e4c0-8af7-4c0d-a6ca4b49a2c8c551
CITY PRIORITY STAFF NOTES:
 HIGH
 MED
 LOW
-119.209278301, 36.301005953 Decimal Degrees
ISSUES:

CBC 2019: 11B - 208
• Non-ADA-accessible parking stall.

AS-BUILT DESCRIPTION:
• No accessible stall provided.

PROPOSED SOLUTION:
• Provide ADA-compliant van-accessible parking
space, aisle, and signage.

ESTIMATED COST OF COMPLIANCE:
$5,000
NOTES:

City of Farmersville – Partial ADA Transition Plan
Veterans Memorial Park
Farmersville Boulevard, north of East Citrus Drive
City of Farmersville – Partial ADA Transition Plan
-119.1222, 36.1832 Decimal Degrees
City of Farmersville – Partial ADA Transition Plan
Veterans Memorial Park
DESCRIPTION: Southwest parking lot ADA
parking stall
OBJECT NUMBER:

GLOBAL ID: 62136e03-6b7c-467b-856dc9bab1c08623
CITY PRIORITY STAFF NOTES:
 HIGH
 MED
 LOW
-119.206779823, 36.308394014 Decimal Degrees
-119.206779823, 36.308394014 Decimal Degrees
ISSUES:

CBC 2019: 11B-208
• Non-ADA-compliant parking stall and striping.
• Non-ADA-compliant access to park.
• Non-ADA-compliant signage at parking stall.

AS-BUILT DESCRIPTION:
• Existing ‘striped’ access aisle width is too
narrow.
• Existing access aisle does not have ‘NO
PARKING’ markings.
• Existing ADA parking stall length is too short.
• Existing curb at head of aisle is preventing ADAcompliant access to internal park circulation system.
• No ADA-compliant access ramp to internal park
circulation system.
• Existing signage does not meet current ADA
requirements.

PROPOSED SOLUTION:
• Resize and restripe existing access aisle to meet
ADA standards.
• Install “NO PARKING’ markings in aisle striping.
• Resize and restripe existing parking stall to
meet ADA standards.
• Remove section of existing curb at head of
parking stall and install new ADA-compliant
access ramp and access to internal park
circulation system.
• Replace existing signage with current, ADAcompliant versions.

City of Farmersville – Partial ADA Transition Plan
-119.206779823, 36.308394014 Decimal Degrees
ESTIMATED COST OF COMPLIANCE:
$2,000
NOTES:

City of Farmersville – Partial ADA Transition Plan
Veterans Memorial Park
DESCRIPTION: 2nd ADA parking space - south
side existing parking lot
OBJECT NUMBER: 16
GLOBAL ID: c4957ea1-f2f0-4da2-866c067172752872
CITY PRIORITY STAFF NOTES:
 HIGH
 MED
 LOW
-119.206738165, 36.308496567 Decimal Degrees
ISSUES:

CBC 2019: 11B - 502
• Van-accessible parking space in existing parking
lot.

AS-BUILT DESCRIPTION:
• Parking stall striping depth is not long enough.
• Parking access aisle striping depth is not wide
enough.
• Install ‘no parking’ is missing on the access aisle.
• Existing curb is blocking accessible path from
striped access aisle into park.
• Required signage is missing for parking space.
• Slopes within striping area of parking space
exceeds 2%.

PROPOSED SOLUTION:
• Restripe existing parking space.
• Regrade stall, remove concrete curb blocking
access to park, and add signage.

ESTIMATED COST OF COMPLIANCE:
$4,000
City of Farmersville – Partial ADA Transition Plan
-119.206738165, 36.308496567 Decimal Degrees
-119.206738165, 36.308496567 Decimal Degrees
NOTES:

City of Farmersville – Partial ADA Transition Plan
Veterans Memorial Park
DESCRIPTION: Accessible barbecue pit
OBJECT NUMBER:

GLOBAL ID: 59eb3fa0-9fea-4e32-818b3002393a74e6
CITY PRIORITY STAFF NOTES:
 HIGH
 MED
 LOW
-119.206654346, 36.308579505 Decimal Degrees
ISSUES:

CBC 2019: 11B-206.2.2
• No barbecue pit at this location.

AS-BUILT DESCRIPTION:
• ADA-compliant barbecue and pad are missing
from this location.

PROPOSED SOLUTION:
• Provide ADA-compliant barbecue pit and pad at
this location.

ESTIMATED COST OF COMPLIANCE:
$2,000
NOTES:

City of Farmersville – Partial ADA Transition Plan
-119.206654346, 36.308579505 Decimal Degrees
City of Farmersville – Partial ADA Transition Plan
Veterans Memorial Park
DESCRIPTION: South diamond bleacher seating
and pad access
OBJECT NUMBER: a
GLOBAL ID: f4d453f4-5b08-4c9c-a795-
555ac5596a44
CITY PRIORITY STAFF NOTES:
 HIGH
 MED
 LOW
-119.205647092, 36.308429134 Decimal Degrees
ISSUES:

CBC 2019: 11B-221; 11B-802
• Needs wheelchair seating space and
companion seating space.

AS-BUILT DESCRIPTION:
• Existing bleacher seating does not provide
wheelchair-accessible space for designated
companion seating.

PROPOSED SOLUTION:
• Modify bleacher seating on bottom row to
provide wheelchair-accessible space. Designate
with signage an adjacent bench seat as a
companion seat.

ESTIMATED COST OF COMPLIANCE:
$1,000
NOTES:

City of Farmersville – Partial ADA Transition Plan
Veterans Memorial Park
DESCRIPTION: South diamond dugout access
OBJECT NUMBER: b
GLOBAL ID: f4d453f4-5b08-4c9c-a795-
555ac5596a44
CITY PRIORITY STAFF NOTES:
 HIGH
 MED
 LOW
-119.205647092, 36.308429134 Decimal Degrees
ISSUES:

CBC 2019: 11B-206.2.18
• Need accessible route to dugout locations.

AS-BUILT DESCRIPTION:
• Need accessible route to dugout locations.

PROPOSED SOLUTION:
• DG or concrete walk to dugout from accessible
path.

ESTIMATED COST OF COMPLIANCE:
$2,500
NOTES:

City of Farmersville – Partial ADA Transition Plan
Veterans Memorial Park
DESCRIPTION: Drinking fountain at south
diamond bleacher seating
OBJECT NUMBER: c
GLOBAL ID: f4d453f4-5b08-4c9c-a795-
555ac5596a44
CITY PRIORITY STAFF NOTES:
 HIGH
 MED
 LOW
-119.205647092, 36.308429134 Decimal Degrees
ISSUES:

CBC 2019: 11B-206.2.2; 11B-211; 11B-602
• Drinking fountain is not ADA compliant.

AS-BUILT DESCRIPTION:
• Drinking fountain is not ADA compliant.

PROPOSED SOLUTION:
• Replace with ADA-compliant drinking fountain.

ESTIMATED COST OF COMPLIANCE:
$5,000
NOTES:

City of Farmersville – Partial ADA Transition Plan
Veterans Memorial Park
DESCRIPTION: Concession stand counter height
OBJECT NUMBER: a
GLOBAL ID: 9b380405-3d47-46c2-8294-
6f094b2cdc4b
CITY PRIORITY STAFF NOTES:
 HIGH
 MED
 LOW
NO PHOTOS AVAILABLE ISSUES:

CBC 2019: 11B-302; 11B-904
• Concession stand countertop is too high for
ADA compliance.

AS-BUILT DESCRIPTION:
• Concession stand countertop is too high for
ADA compliance.

PROPOSED SOLUTION:
• Lower one portion of the existing concrete
countertop, and add 5’ x 40’ concrete slab in
front of counter area.

ESTIMATED COST OF COMPLIANCE:
$15,000
NOTES:
• Concrete slab 5’ wide x 40’ long.

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DESCRIPTION: Concession stand access walks
OBJECT NUMBER: b
GLOBAL ID: 9b380405-3d47-46c2-8294-
6f094b2cdc4b
CITY PRIORITY STAFF NOTES:
 HIGH
 MED
 LOW
NO PHOTO AVAILABLE ISSUES:

CBC 2019: 11B-206.2.2
• No ADA-compliant route from parking lot to
south baseball diamond, dugouts, and
concession area.

AS-BUILT DESCRIPTION:
• No ADA-compliant route from parking lot to
south baseball diamond, dugouts, and
concession area.

PROPOSED SOLUTION:
• Provide new concrete walkways. Min. 4' wide x
650’ in length.

ESTIMATED COST OF COMPLIANCE:
$39,000
NOTES:
• Concrete walk 4’ wide x 650’ long.

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Veterans Memorial Park
DESCRIPTION: Northeast diamond bleacher
access
OBJECT NUMBER: a
GLOBAL ID: faac03cb-6b8e-4518-b835-
e26602abe4a4
CITY PRIORITY STAFF NOTES:
 HIGH
 MED
 LOW
-119.205682213, 36.309527834 Decimal Degrees
ISSUES:

CBC 2019: 11B-206.2.2
• No ADA-compliant walkway from playfield area
to bleachers.

AS-BUILT DESCRIPTION:
• No ADA-compliant walkway from playfield area
to bleachers.

PROPOSED SOLUTION:
• Install new 4’ wide x 225’ long concrete
walkway from playfield area to bleacher
seating area.

ESTIMATED COST OF COMPLIANCE:
$14,000
NOTES:
• 4’ wide x 225’ long.

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Veterans Memorial Park
DESCRIPTION: Northeast diamond bleacher and
pad access
OBJECT NUMBER: b
GLOBAL ID: faac03cb-6b8e-4518-b835-
e26602abe4a4
CITY PRIORITY STAFF NOTES:
 HIGH
 MED
 LOW
-119.205682213, 36.309527834 Decimal Degrees
ISSUES:

CBC 2019: 11B-221; 11B-802
• No ADA-compliant pad for wheelchair access
and companion seating in the bleachers.

AS-BUILT DESCRIPTION:
• No ADA-compliant pad for wheelchair access
and companion seating in the bleachers.

PROPOSED SOLUTION:
• Modify bottom row of bleacher seating to
provide ADA-compliant wheelchair landing
and accessible space. Designate with
appropriate signage and install adjacent
companion seat.

ESTIMATED COST OF COMPLIANCE:
$1,000
NOTES:

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Veterans Memorial Park
DESCRIPTION: Northeast diamond path to dugout
OBJECT NUMBER: c
GLOBAL ID: faac03cb-6b8e-4518-b835-
e26602abe4a4
CITY PRIORITY STAFF NOTES:
 HIGH
 MED
 LOW
-119.205682213, 36.309527834 Decimal Degrees
ISSUES:

CBC 2019: 11B-206.2.2
• No ADA-compliant path to dugouts.

AS-BUILT DESCRIPTION:
• No ADA-compliant path to dugouts.

PROPOSED SOLUTION:
• Install decomposed granite or concrete walk
to dugout from nearest accessible route.

ESTIMATED COST OF COMPLIANCE:
$2,500
NOTES:

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Veterans Memorial Park
DESCRIPTION: Baseball diamond drinking fountain
OBJECT NUMBER: d
GLOBAL ID:

CITY PRIORITY STAFF NOTES:
 HIGH
 MED
 LOW
-119.205682213, 36.309527834 Decimal Degrees
ISSUES:

CBC 2019: 11B – 211, 602
• No ADA-compliant drinking fountain.

AS-BUILT DESCRIPTION:
• No ADA-compliant drinking fountain.

PROPOSED SOLUTION:
• Install new ADA-compliant drinking fountain
and access pad.

ESTIMATED COST OF COMPLIANCE:
$10,000
NOTES:

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Veterans Memorial Park
DESCRIPTION: Concrete sidewalk north side of
park
OBJECT NUMBER: 21
GLOBAL ID: 2546cce8-9151-4cb4-9477-
734333c5fa63
CITY PRIORITY STAFF NOTES:
HIGH
MED
LOW
-119.206089322, 36.309481482 Decimal Degrees
ISSUES:

CBC 2019: 11B-206
• Elevation differences in sidewalk panels.

AS-BUILT DESCRIPTION:
• Concrete sidewalk has 7/8” to 1 3/4” lip edge
differences between sections that have
settled or tree roots have lifted and twisted.

Cross slope in this area exceeds 2%.

PROPOSED SOLUTION:
• Remove and replace 5’ x 200’ feet of
concrete sidewalk.

ESTIMATED COST OF COMPLIANCE:
$12,000
NOTES:
• Concrete sidewalk 5’ wide x 200’ long.

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Veterans Memorial Park
DESCRIPTION: Northwest diamond bleacher
seating
OBJECT NUMBER: a
GLOBAL ID: fd691d08-3c15-47e8-9e4a549ba36820f3
CITY PRIORITY STAFF NOTES:
 HIGH
 MED
 LOW
-119.206502382, 36.309268288 Decimal Degrees
ISSUES:

CBC 2019: 11B-221; 11B-802
• No ADA-compliant access to bleacher seating.

AS-BUILT DESCRIPTION:
• No ADA-compliant access to bleacher seating.

PROPOSED SOLUTION:
• Install 5’ wide x 25’ of new concrete walk
from nearest accessible path.

ESTIMATED COST OF COMPLIANCE:
$1,000
NOTES:
• Concrete sidewalk and 5’ wide x 25’ long.

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Veterans Memorial Park
DESCRIPTION: Northwest diamond bleacher pad
OBJECT NUMBER: b
GLOBAL ID: fd691d08-3c15-47e8-9e4a549ba36820f3
CITY PRIORITY STAFF NOTES:
 HIGH
 MED
 LOW
-119.206502382, 36.309268288 Decimal Degrees
ISSUES:

CBC 2019: 11B-206
• No ADA-compliant pad at bottom of bleacher
seating.

AS-BUILT DESCRIPTION:
• No ADA-compliant pad at bottom of bleacher
seating.

PROPOSED SOLUTION:
• Install new ADA-compliant concrete pad at
bottom of bleacher seating to provide
compliant wheelchair access. Designate path
with signage and add bench seat adjacent to
bleachers as a companion seat.

ESTIMATED COST OF COMPLIANCE:
$2,000
NOTES:

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Veterans Memorial Park
DESCRIPTION: Brick walkway repair
OBJECT NUMBER: 23
GLOBAL ID: 91ad07c8-df8d-4d6a-8ffb0d1aeef85370
CITY PRIORITY STAFF NOTES:
 HIGH
 MED
 LOW
-119.206670271, 36.309342133 Decimal Degrees
ISSUES:

CBC 2019: 11B-206
• Brick access walkway exceeds ADA-compliant
slope of 5% minimum. Cross slope exceeds
2% minimum.

AS-BUILT DESCRIPTION:
• Brick access walkway exceeds ADA-compliant
slope of 5% minimum. Cross slope exceeds
2% minimum.

PROPOSED SOLUTION:
• Remove and re-install brick pathway to
achieve ADA-compliant slope.

ESTIMATED COST OF COMPLIANCE:
$4,000
NOTES:
• Remove and re-install brick walkway at 5’
wide x 25’ long.

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City of Farmersville – Partial ADA Transition Plan
Veterans Memorial Park
DESCRIPTION: Handicap parking stall by
northwest diamond
OBJECT NUMBER: 24
GLOBAL ID: 93a2a992-dc85-4595-bd92-
3b15c050547e
CITY PRIORITY STAFF NOTES:
 HIGH
 MED
 LOW
-119.20668561, 36.309088748 Decimal Degrees
ISSUES:

CBC 2019: 11B-208
• Accessible parking stall configuration not ADA
compliant.

AS-BUILT DESCRIPTION:
• Stall striping depth is too shallow. There is no
striping for accessible aisle with ‘no parking’
markings. Handicap insignia on pavement
needs to be moved to the leading end of stall
per standards. Signage is no longer ADA
compliant. Accessible pathway to park area is
blocked by concrete curb.

PROPOSED SOLUTION:
• Restripe parking stall per ADA standards.

Move insignia to proper location per ADA
standards. Add access aisle striping per ADA
standards. Remove and modify concrete curb
to allow ADA-compliant egress. Install updated
ADA-compliant signage.

ESTIMATED COST OF COMPLIANCE:
$3,000
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NOTES:

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City of Farmersville – Partial ADA Transition Plan
Veterans Memorial Park
DESCRIPTION: Handicap parking stall next to
Veterans Memorial tribute area
OBJECT NUMBER: 25
GLOBAL ID: f1fdc3f7-697e-46e7-8fda20025ad09d88
CITY PRIORITY STAFF NOTES:
 HIGH
 MED
 LOW
-119.206612855, 36.309276545 Decimal Degrees
ISSUES:

CBC 2019: 11B - 502
• Accessible parking stall configuration not ADA
compliant.

AS-BUILT DESCRIPTION:
• Striping depth is too shallow. No ADAcompliant accessible aisle striping. Handicap insignia needs to be relocated to end of stall
as per ADA standards. No handicap signage.

No accessible path to park area from parking
location.

PROPOSED SOLUTION:
• Restripe parking stall per ADA standards.

Move insignia to proper location per ADA
standards. Add access aisle striping per ADA
standards. Remove and modify concrete curb
to allow ADA-compliant egress. Install
updated ADA-compliant signage.

ESTIMATED COST OF COMPLIANCE:
$3,000
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NOTES:

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City of Farmersville – Partial ADA Transition Plan
Veterans Memorial Park
DESCRIPTION: West side park access from parking
lot
OBJECT NUMBER: 26
GLOBAL ID: cc663415-4859-44a0-907a1e1cae4989da
CITY PRIORITY STAFF NOTES:
 HIGH
 MED
 LOW
-119.206612855, 36.309276545 Decimal Degrees
ISSUES:

CBC 2019: 11B-206
• No ADA-compliant walkway to either side of
park from disabled person parking stall.

AS-BUILT DESCRIPTION:
• No ADA-compliant walkway to either side of
park from disabled person parking stall.

PROPOSED SOLUTION:
• Install new 5’ wide x 250’ ADA-compliant
concrete walkways.

ESTIMATED COST OF COMPLIANCE:
$20,000
NOTES:
• Priced as concrete. 5’ wide x 250’ long.

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Veterans Memorial Park
DESCRIPTION: Southern restroom south door
signage
OBJECT NUMBER: 101
GLOBAL ID: A4EB12FB-F2F5-45CB-9D6CBDC6236AADE7
CITY PRIORITY STAFF NOTES:
 HIGH
 MED
 LOW
-119.206688543893, 36.3084918307479 Decimal Degrees
ISSUES:

CBC 2019: 11B – 216.8
• No ADA-compliant signage provided at entry
door.

AS-BUILT DESCRIPTION:
• No ADA-compliant signage provided at entry
door as per ADA standards.

PROPOSED SOLUTION:
• Install ADA-compliant entry door signage at
correct height and location per ADA
standards.

ESTIMATED COST OF COMPLIANCE:
$500
NOTES:

City of Farmersville – Partial ADA Transition Plan
Veterans Memorial Park
DESCRIPTION: Southern restroom north door
signage
OBJECT NUMBER: 102
GLOBAL ID: 48AA7279-3DA5-4C90-97FF2F14BA2A724D
CITY PRIORITY STAFF NOTES:
 HIGH
 MED
 LOW
-119.206689717359, 36.308553018641 Decimal Degrees
ISSUES:

CBC 2019: 11B – 216.8
• No ADA-compliant signage provided at entry
door.

AS-BUILT DESCRIPTION:
• No ADA-compliant signage provided at entry
door as per ADA standards.

PROPOSED SOLUTION:
• Install ADA-compliant entry door signage at
correct height and location per ADA
standards.

ESTIMATED COST OF COMPLIANCE:
$500
NOTES:

APPENDIX B

SELF-EVALUATION REGULATIONS AND COMPLIANCE

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SECTION 6 - SECTION 504 REGULATIONS
HUD requires jurisdictions to have documented their compliance with Section 504 federal regulations. To certify compliance, applicants must complete the Section 504 form in the Application Summary of the application package. It is important to note that the form itself does not constitute the jurisdiction’s efforts to meet Section 504.

The jurisdiction should have performed an analysis and evaluation of each factor and prepared a Section 504 Plan. The self-certification form is used to certify that the jurisdiction has performed this analysis and evaluation and to record areas of compliance or problems.

SECTION 7 - SECTION 504 COMPLIANCE
Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, as amended, was implemented by the Department of Housing and Urban Development in a final rule published in the Federal Register on June 2, 1988. This rule applies to direct and indirect applicants and recipients of funding under Title I of the Housing and Community Development Block Grant Act of 1974. The rule requires that no otherwise qualified individual with handicaps shall, solely by reason of his or her handicap, be excluded from participation in, be denied the benefits of, or be subjected to discrimination under any program or activity receiving federal financial assistance from HUD.

In addition to the non-discriminatory and affirmative action activities discussed in the CDBG Grants Management Manual, grant recipients must undertake several activities to be in minimal compliance with Section 504:

1. Communications
A. The recipient shall take appropriate steps to ensure effective communication with applicants, beneficiaries and members of the public.

In determining what auxiliary aids are necessary (e.g.
telecommunication devices for deaf persons (TDD’s)) the recipient will give primary consideration to the requests of the individual with handicaps. Where a recipient communicates with applicants by telephone, TDD’s or equally effective communications systems shall be used.

B. The recipient shall adopt and implement procedures to ensure that SECTION 504 SELF-EVALUATION

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interested persons (including persons with impaired vision or hearing) can obtain information concerning the existence and location of accessible services, activities and facilities.This section does not require a recipient to take any action that the recipient can demonstrate would result in a fundamental alteration in the nature of a program or activity or in undue financial and administrative burdens. The recipient must nonetheless ensure that, to the maximum extent possible, individuals with handicaps receive the benefits and services of the program or activity receiving HUD assistance.

2. Employment In addition to the general prohibitions against discrimination discussed elsewhere in the Grant Management Manual, grantees must ensure the following:

A. A recipient shall make reasonable accommodation to the known physical or mental limitations of an otherwise qualified applicant with handicaps or employee with handicaps, unless the recipient can demonstrate that the accommodation would impose an undue hardship on the operation of its program.

B. A recipient may not use any employment test or other selection criterion that screens out or tends to screen out individuals with handicaps or any class of individuals with handicaps. Preemployment inquiries may not be made to determine whether the applicant is an individual with handicaps or the nature or severity of a handicap except as directly related to an applicant’s ability to perform job-related functions.

3. Program Accessibility Except as otherwise provided, no qualified individual with handicaps shall, because a recipient’s facilities are inaccessible to or unusable by individuals with handicaps, be denied the benefits of, be excluded from participation in, or otherwise be subjected to discrimination under any program or activity that receives Federal financial assistance.

Recipients using State CDBG funds for the construction or alteration of community facilities should contact the Department’s Equal Opportunity/Fair Housing Specialist for guidance on HUD accessibility requirements. Accessibility requirements must also be met by multi-family housing constructed in whole or in part by HUD funds.

4. Enforcement
A. Assurances: All applicant jurisdictions to the State CDBG program are required to submit with each application a signed Statement of

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Assurances that state, in part, that the applicant will comply with Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, as amended, and implementingregulations.

B. Covenants: Where property is purchased or improved with federal financial assistance or where federal financial assistance is provided in the form of real property or interest in the property, the instrument effecting or recording this transfer shall contain a covenant running with the land to assure nondiscrimination for the period in which the real property is used for a purpose that the federal financial assistance is extended or for another purpose involving the provision of similar services or benefits.

C. Self-Evaluation: Each grantee shall, in consultation with interested persons, including individuals with handicaps or organizations representing persons with handicaps:
1) Evaluate its current policies and practices to determine whether, in whole or in part, they do or do not meet the requirements of Section 504;
2) Modify any policies or procedures that do not meet the requirements of Section 504; and,
3) Take appropriate corrective steps to remedy the
discrimination revealed by the self-evaluation.

A grantee that employs 15 or more persons shall, for at least three years following the completion of the evaluation, maintain on file, make available for public inspection, and provide to the responsible civil rights official, upon request:
1) A list of interested persons consulted;
2) A description of the areas examined and any problems identified; and,
3) A description of any modifications made and of any remedial steps taken.

D. Designation of Responsible Employee and Adoption of Grievance Procedures: A grantee that employs 15 or more persons shall designate at least one person to coordinate its efforts to comply with Section 504 implementing regulations. Grantees that employ 15 or more persons must also adopt grievance procedures that incorporate appropriate due process standards and that provide for the prompt and equitable resolution of complaints alleging any

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action prohibited by Section 504 and related implementing regulations.

E. Notice: A grantee that employs 15 or morepersons shall:
1) Take appropriate initial and continuing steps to notify participants, beneficiaries, applicants and employees, including those with impaired vision or hearing, and unions or professional organizations holding collective bargaining or professional agreements with the grantee that it does not discriminate on the basis of handicap in violation of Section 504. The notification shall state, where appropriate, that the grantee does not discriminate in admission to, access to, or treatment or employment in its federally-assisted programs and activities. The notification shall also include an identification of the designated responsible employee. Methods of initial and continuing notification may include the posting of notices, publication in newspapers and magazines, placement of notices in grantee’s publications, and distribution of memoranda or other writtencommunications.
2) Include in recruitment materials or publications containing general information that it makes available to participants, beneficiaries, applicants or employees, a statement of policy described in paragraph 1 above.
3) Ensure that members of the population eligible or likely to be affected directly by a federally assisted program who have visual or hearing impairments are provided with the
information necessary to understand and participate.

Methods for ensuring participation include, using sign
language and oral interpreters, readers, etc.

APPENDIX C

OUTREACH FLYER AND MEETING QUESTIONNAIRE

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OUTREACH MEETING QUESTIONNAIRE

1. Are you currently a disabled citizen?
 Yes
 No

2. If you are not disabled, what is your interest in the disabled community?

3. Are you a resident of the City of Farmersville?
 Yes
 No

4. How many years have you been a resident of the City of Farmersville?  Less than 1 year
 1 - 5 years
 5 - 10 years
 More than 10 years

5. Which of the listed city facilities do you access? (check all that apply)  Armstrong Park - East Ash Street
 City Hall - 909 West Visalia Road
 Corporation Yard - 30595 South Farmersville Boulevard  Freedom Sports Park - North Freedom Drive
 Jennings Park - West Ash Street
 Liberty Park - 397 West Teddy Street
 Museum Event Center - Farmersville Boulevard
 Pocket Park – 1385 North Steven Avenue
 Riverbank Park - West Oakland Street
 Roy’s Park - 800 South Farmersville Boulevard
 Tulare County WIC Facility - 175 East Front Street
 Turning Point Facility – 147 East Front Street
 VDA Daycare Center – 455 Linnell Avenue
 Veterans Memorial Park - Farmersville Boulevard – north of East Citrus

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6. How often do you access these facilities?
 Daily
 Weekly
 Monthly
 Other

7. Which 3 facilities from the list would you like to see upgraded first? (check 3 only)  Armstrong Park
 City Hall
 Corporation Yard
 Freedom Sports Park
 Jennings Park
 Liberty Park
 Museum Event Center
 Pocket Park
 Riverbank Park
 Roy’s Park
 Tulare County WIC Facility
 Turning Point Facility
 VDA Daycare Center
 Veterans Memorial Park

8. Are City facilities currently meeting the needs of the disabled community?  Yes
 No

9. What facilities or services would be most helpful to the disabled community in the future?

10. How did you hear about this meeting? (check all that apply)  Utility Mailer
 Website
 Direct Contact
 Other

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11. Do you have any other comments?

1. ¿Es usted actualmente un ciudadano discapacitado?
 Sí
 No

2. Si no está discapacitado, ¿cuál es su interés en la comunidad discapacitada?  Sí
 No

3. ¿Es usted residente de la ciudad de Farmersville?
 Sí
 No

4. ¿Cuántos años ha sido residente de la ciudad de Farmersville?  Menos de 1 año
 1 - 5 años
 5 - 10 años
 Más de 10 años

5. ¿A cuál de las instalaciones de la ciudad enumeradas accede? (marque todas las que correspondan)
 Parque Armstrong - East Ash Street
 Ayuntamiento (City Hall) - 909 West Visalia Road
 Yarda de Corporación - 30595 South Farmersville Boulevard  Parque Deportivo Freedom - North Freedom Drive
 Parque Jennings - West Ash Street
 Liberty Park - 397 West Teddy Street
 Centro de eventos del museo - Farmersville Boulevard
 Pocket Park – 1385 North Steven Avenue
 Riverbank Park - Calle West Oakland
 Roy’s Park - 800 South Farmersville Boulevard
 Instalación WIC del Condado de Tulare - 175 East Front Street  Instalación de punto de inflexión – 147 East Front Street

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 Guardería VDA – 455 Linnell Avenue
 Veterans Memorial Park - Farmersville Boulevard - al norte de East Citrus

6. ¿Con qué frecuencia accede a estas instalaciones?
 Diario
 Semanal
 Mensual
 Otro

7. ¿Qué 3 instalaciones de la lista le gustaría ver mejoradas primero? (Marcos 3 solamente)
 Parque Armstrong
 Ayuntamiento (City Hall)
 Yarda de Corporación
 Parque Deportivo de la Libertad
 Parque Jennings
 Parque de la Libertad
 Centro de Eventos del Museo
 Parque de bolsillo
 Parque Riverbank
 Parque de Roy
 Instalación WIC del Condado de Tulare
 Instalación de punto de inflexión
 Guardería VDA
 Parque Conmemorativo de los Veteranos

8. ¿Lasinstalaciones de la Ciudad satisfacen actualmente las necesidades de la comunidad discapacitada?
 Sí
 No

9. ¿Qué instalaciones o servicios serían más útiles para la comunidad discapacitada en el futuro?

10. ¿Cómo escuchó de esta reunión? (marque todas las que correspondan)  Correo

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 Sitio web
 Contacto directo
 Otro

11. ¿Tienes algún otro comentario?

City Council
Staff Report 8B
TO: Honorable Mayor and City Council
FROM: Kevin Gross, City Engineer
DATE: May 8, 2023
SUBJECT: Freedom Drive No Parking Zone
RECOMMENDED ACTION:

That the City Council discuss and provide direction on the proposed “No Parking” zone along Freedom Drive to improve traffic flow for NB travel onto Walnut Street during school hours.

BACKGROUND:

Freedom Drive is a primary outlet for school traffic serving both Farmersville High School as well as Freedom Elementary. As in most school zones, traffic builds up during the morning and afternoon rush. When vehicles park on the east side of Freedom Drive near the intersection of Walnut Avenue, it restricts the ability for traffic to make right turn movements and backs up the traffic severely. The city has requested that staff review and recommend traffic improvements in the area to alleviate this problem.

DISCUSSION:

The City municipal code identifies the conditions in which curb markings, no parking areas and additional signage can be placed. The sections and statements within the code that pertain to this recommendation are as followed:

Chapter 10.32 – Stopping, Standing and Parking
• 10.32.020 -Traffic engineer to maintain no stopping zones and no parking areas. o The city traffic engineer is authorized to maintain, by appropriate signs or by paint upon the curb surface, all no stopping zones, no parking areas, and restricted parking areas, as defined and described in this title.
• 10.32.060 – Parking adjacent to schools.
o The city traffic engineer is authorized to erect signs indicating no parking upon that side of any street adjacent to any school property when such parking would, in his opinion, interfere with traffic or create a hazardous situation. • 10.32.180 – No Stopping Zones
o The city traffic engineer shall designate established no-stopping zones by placing and maintaining appropriate signs indicating that stopping of vehicles is prohibited and indicating the hours and day when stopping is prohibited. o During the hours and days designated on the signs, it is unlawful for the operator of any vehicle to stop said vehicle on any of the streets or parts of streets established by resolution of the council as no stopping zones.

Recommendation:

After considering all factors and guidelines established by the city municipal code, the following diagram depicts the City Engineer’s recommendations for signage and curb markings on Freedom Drive near Walnut Ave.

Visual 1 – Freedom Drive “No Parking”
The first recommendation of parking regulations is 150 feet of “red curb” on the east side of Freedom Drive, beginning at the intersection of Walnut Ave. This will permanently remove parking near the intersection, where right turn movements are most common. No further permanent “red curb” is proposed due to the potential parking that the Sports Park may require once completed.

During school hours where traffic is mostly congested, further implementation of “no parking” signage is recommended for a minimum distance of 500’ (3 light poles). This will ensure an adequate clear zone of 20+ vehicles during rush hour traffic. The proposed time at which the sign regulates parking is from 7:30AM – 4:30PM. This may be modified at the request of the city and school district if needed.

The process and installation can be coordinated and executed by the City of Farmersville Public Work Department.

COORDINATION & REVIEW:

The Freedom Drive - No Parking Zone has been reviewed and coordinated with the City Manager, Public Works Director, and City Engineer.

FISCAL IMPACT:

There are minor costs for (3) signs and red paint.

CONCLUSION:

That the City Council review the staff report and provide direction to staff on implementing no parking on Freedom Drive near Walnut St.

City Council
Staff Report 8C
TO: Honorable Mayor and City Council
FROM: Steve Huntley, CPFO, IPMA-SCP
Director of Finance & Administration
DATE: May 8, 2023
SUBJECT: Review of Draft Total Budget for Fiscal Year 2023-24 RECOMMENDED ACTION:

It is recommended that the City Council accept, and review materials presented regarding the draft total budgets of the City for Fiscal Year 2023-2024.

BACKGROUND and DISCUSSION:

On February 27, 2023, the City Council reviewed the draft Capital Improvement Budget for Fiscal Year 2023-24 and gave approval to move forward with the draft pending any updated information through the budgeting process.

Additionally, on April 10, 2023, the City Council reviewed the draft Enterprise Fund Budgets (Water, Sewer, and Refuse) for Fiscal Year 2023-24 and gave approval to move forward with the draft pending updates as well.

Most recently, on April 24, 2023, the City Council reviewed the draft General Fund Budget for Fiscal Year 2023-24 and gave approval to move forward.

Now, staff will present the next portion of the draft budget for Fiscal Year 2023-24, which pulls all parts of the budget together for a comprehensive review. The Council will have the opportunity to ask questions and give direction as appropriate and needed to proceed to the next steps of the budget process.

No voting or resolution is needed at this time because this item exists to only discuss the draft budget as it is now, with final presentation and ultimate adoption of the spending plan for Fiscal Year 2023-24 in June 2023.

ATTACHMENT(S):

Draft Total Budget Presentation for Fiscal Year 2023-2024

DRAFT BUDGET

FISCAL YEAR
2023-2024
City of Farmersville
5/8/2023
AGENDA
Review Budget Process
What is the Total Budget?
Capital Budget
Utility Budgets
General Fund Budget
Other Fund Budgets
Summary of Complete Budget
Next Steps
Pieces of the
Budget Puzzle
• Capital Budget & CIP: Reviewed 2/27/23
• Utility Funds: Reviewed 4/10/23
• General Fund: Reviewed 4/24/23
• Total Budget: Reviewing today!
• Last Step:
• Adopt by Resolution: June 12, 2023

WHAT IS THE TOTAL
BUDGET?
The Complete Budget for the City for Fiscal Year 2023-24 Total Budget is the
complete spending
plan of the City
Total Budget can swing substantially
from year to year depending upon the
funding sources used.

The last several years have been
inflated by large dollar amount grants,
spending large amounts on street
repairs, and spending large allocations
of cash like Measure Q or ARPA.

The total spending plan includes all
parts of the budget already reviewed at
previous meetings.

Budget “Formula”
Putting all the pieces together to see the picture!
Capital Budget
+Utility Fund Budgets
+General Fund Budget
+Other Fund Budgets
Total Budget for the City

CAPITAL BUDGET
Updates from 2/27/2023
Capital Budget
Draft from 2/27/2023
• Total Expenses: $18,918,089
• Total Projects: 33
• Highlights:
• Solar Project at WWTP
• Road Repairs
• Highway 198 Improvements
• Park Improvements
Draft as of 5/8/2023
• Total Expenses: $19,802,511
• Total Projects: 31
• What Changed:
• Code Enf. vehicle cost updated
• Recharge Basin removed
• City Hall Generator delayed
• Citrus/Road 168 updated
• Field Mower removed
• Community Center HVAC moved
• PW Pick-up Trucks added
Why did
this
budget
change?
Updates to purchases / projects -
revised cost projections
Updated timelines for ordered
equipment (delays)
Changes to revenue expectations
dictated that some projects be
moved / delayed / reorganized
Measure Q Revenue Down 41%
from Peak
Revenue declined
for eight quarters
in a row. Average
loss is now 6%
per quarter.

UTILITY FUND

BUDGETS
Updates from 4/10/2023
Water Fund Budget
Draft from 4/10/2023
• Water Fund Operations:
• Expense: $1,267,912
• Revenue: $1,166,986
• Operational loss of $100,926
• No Debt
• $235,999 in Capital Outlay
Draft as of 5/8/2023
• Water Fund Operations:
• Expense: $1,267,912
• Revenue: $1,199,035
• Operational loss of $68,877
• No Debt
• $311,655 in Capital Outlay
Sewer Fund Budget
Draft from 4/10/2023
• Sewer Fund Operations:
• Expense: $1,986,295
• Revenue: $1,985,010
• Operational loss of $1,285
• Principal Debt Service $364,590
• $5,200,999 in Capital Outlay
Draft as of 5/8/2023
• Sewer Fund Operations:
• Expense: $1,986,295
• Revenue: $2,123,827
• Net Income of $137,532
• Principal Debt Service $364,590
• $5,661,155 in Capital Outlay
Refuse Fund Budget
Draft from 4/10/2023
• Water Fund Operations:
• Expense: $866,036
• Revenue: $930,052
• Net income of $64,016
• No Debt
• $300,000 in Capital Outlay
Draft as of 5/8/2023
• Water Fund Operations:
• Expense: $866,036
• Revenue: $941,077
• Net income of $75,041
• No Debt
• $300,000 in Capital Outlay
Why did
these
budgets
change?
Updates based on
interest earnings
Updates based on
expense allocations
Updates based on
Capital Budget updates

GENERAL FUND
BUDGET
Updates from 4/24/2023
General Fund Budget
Draft from 4/24/2023
• Total Expenses: $6,392,565
• Total Revenues: $6,573,011
• Net Income: $180,446 (2.6%)
• Highlights:
• Two new Public Works
Maintenance worker positions
added.

Draft as of 5/8/2023
• Total Expenses: $6,412,998
• Total Revenues: $6,512,011
• Net Income: $99,013 (1.5%)
• Highlights:
• Two new Public Works
Maintenance worker positions
added.

Why did
this
budget
change?
Updates based upon
negotiations
Updates to revenue
expectations
Updates to some
operational expenses

OTHER FUND BUDGETS
Other Operations Related to the General Fund
What are “other funds”?
These are funds that typically
hold restricted funds, grants, or
designated cash held for
specific purposes.

Expenses are typically paid
from cash on hand or through
grant reimbursements toward
the capital budget.

Some expense exceptions
apply, but they are usually
accounted for through the
capital budget.
• Examples of “other funds” in
the budget are:
• Measure Q Fund
• Street Repair Funds
• Development Impact Fees
• Maintenance Districts & Rental
Facilities
• Police SLESF
• Program Income for CDBG,
HOME, and CalHOME.

Other Fund
Budgets
Funds other than the main operations
of the City are typically accounted for
in the Capital Budget and/or are
restricted funds that spend down cash
allocations already on hand.

Many of these funds are not
programmed to spend any funds for FY
2023-24, and this is normal as they
may store up cash over years in order
to have enough to contribute toward a
project.

Some funds house a portion of salary
and benefit cost, but it is not usually a
large share. Gas Tax and SLESF funds
are good examples of this.

Fund Name Revenue Expense Net Gain / (Loss)
103 General Fund Capital 443,944.00 - 443,944.00
104 Measure Q 949,947.00 1,755,944.00 (805,997.00) 3 Water DIF 7,437.00 - 7,437.00 5 Sewer DIF 22,741.00 - 22,741.00 11 Drug Enforcement 416.00 17,250.00 (16,834.00)
12 Grants 4,658,069.00 150,000.00 4,508,069.00
14 Police SLESF 164,131.00 192,614.00 (28,483.00)
20 STP 20,872.00 - 20,872.00
21 Gas Tax 337,317.00 397,309.00 (59,992.00)
22 TDA / LTF 706,040.00 30,000.00 676,040.00
23 Storm Drain DIF 8,188.00 - 8,188.00
26 Measure R 275,239.00 - 275,239.00
27 RMRA 264,602.00 - 264,602.00
30 Park DIF 19,370.00 - 19,370.00
31 Park Improvements 721,500.00 - 721,500.00
35 Maintenance Districts 63,000.00 59,893.00 3,107.00
39 City Properties 91,562.00 87,816.00 3,746.00
40 CDBG Program Income 342,576.00 - 342,576.00
41 HOME Program Income 1,986.00 - 1,986.00
42 CalHOME Program Income 2,647.00 - 2,647.00
60 ARPA 58,537.00 - 58,537.00
61 Circulation DIF 2,283.00 - 2,283.00
62 Government Facilities DIF 3,366.00 - 3,366.00
63 Library DIF 132.00 - 132.00
64 Community Facilities DIF 7,163.00 - 7,163.00
71 Fire DIF 7,627.00 - 7,627.00
72 Fire Cost Recovery 160,000.00 85,500.00 74,500.00
81 Police DIF 5,610.00 - 5,610.00
82 State Asset Forfeiture - 2,982.00 (2,982.00)
Total 9,346,302.00 2,779,308.00 6,566,994.00
Many
Funds
for
Many
Reasons
Let’s breakdown the
purpose of all these funds
and some of their
restrictions briefly.

They are not mixed
because they have legal
reasons or accounting
reasons not to be, or both.

Funds to Support
the General Fund
Fund 103 keeps all General Fund
Capital items together, separate from
the General Fund.

Fund 104 receives Measure Q cash and
distributes to other funds to spend.

Expense listed are transfers to other
funds.

Fund 12 keeps active grant spending
and reimbursements separate from
other funds. Expense listed here is for
current HOME grant spending.

Fund 60 holds ARPA cash separate
from other funds for specific spending.

Fund Name Revenue Expense Net Gain / (Loss)
103 General Fund Capital 443,944.00 - 443,944.00
104 Measure Q 949,947.00 1,755,944.00 (805,997.00)
12 Grants 4,658,069.00 150,000.00 4,508,069.00
60 ARPA 58,537.00 - 58,537.00
Funds to Repair &
Build Streets
All of these funds pay for road repairs,
improvements, and transportation. It is
almost entirely spent through the
Capital Budget.

Some gas tax funds support ongoing
minor repairs and salaries and benefits
for Public Works. Some ongoing
engineering costs are budgeted for the
TDA fund.

Fund Name Revenue Expense Net Gain / (Loss)
20 STP 20,872.00 - 20,872.00
21 Gas Tax 337,317.00 397,309.00 (59,992.00)
22 TDA / LTF 706,040.00 30,000.00 676,040.00
26 Measure R 275,239.00 - 275,239.00
27 RMRA 264,602.00 - 264,602.00
Funds to Support
Police
These funds are specific to Police work
and can only be used for certain
purposes. Fund 11 and Fund 82 will
be zeroed out this next year to
purchase ALPR cameras (equipment is
an eligible expense).

SLESF is designed to support new
police officer positions and currently
pays for two police officers for the
City.

Fund Name Revenue Expense Net Gain / (Loss)
11 Drug Enforcement 416.00 17,250.00 (16,834.00)
14 Police SLESF 164,131.00 192,614.00 (28,483.00)
82 State Asset Forfeiture - 2,982.00 (2,982.00)
Funds to Support
Fire
This fund is set aside for all expense
and revenues related to out of County
strike team work and anything related
to the new Fire Station construction
project.

Any revenues exceeding expense will
be directed toward fire apparatus
replacement costs.

Fund Name Revenue Expense Net Gain / (Loss)
72 Fire Cost Recovery 160,000.00 85,500.00 74,500.00
Funds to Support
Development
These funds are the collection point for
Development Impact Fees. Fees are
restricted to spending only on new
expansion of services caused by
development.

These are critical to funding
infrastructure needed because of new
development within the City.

No spending is planned in the coming
year, but this will depend upon the
Capital Budget and current
development in the City.

Fund Name Revenue Expense Net Gain / (Loss) 3 Water DIF 7,437.00 - 7,437.00 5 Sewer DIF 22,741.00 - 22,741.00 23 Storm Drain DIF 8,188.00 - 8,188.00
30 Park DIF 19,370.00 - 19,370.00
61 Circulation DIF 2,283.00 - 2,283.00
62 Government Facilities DIF 3,366.00 - 3,366.00
63 Library DIF 132.00 - 132.00
64 Community Facilities DIF 7,163.00 - 7,163.00
71 Fire DIF 7,627.00 - 7,627.00
81 Police DIF 5,610.00 - 5,610.00
Funds to Support
Housing
These funds support the program
income that comes in from each of the
housing programs run by the City.

These funds are highly restricted
federal funds that require agreements
to be spent unless recycled into new
housing loans.

All spending is accounted for in the
Capital Budget, or none is planned.

Fund Name Revenue Expense Net Gain / (Loss)
40 CDBG Program Income 342,576.00 - 342,576.00
41 HOME Program Income 1,986.00 - 1,986.00
42 CalHOME Program Income 2,647.00 - 2,647.00
Funds to Support
Parks & Facilities
These funds hold grant activity,
property assessments, and rental
income, to pay for improvements and
maintenance in Parks, City owned
properties, and Lighting & Landscape
Maintenance Districts.

Maintenance is usually outsourced for
Maintenance Districts and expense
related to City properties are related to
their high repair needs and utility costs.

The City has designated these funds be
prioritized for these purposes and are
restricted as such.

Fund Name Revenue Expense Net Gain / (Loss)
31 Park Improvements 721,500.00 - 721,500.00
35 Maintenance Districts 63,000.00 59,893.00 3,107.00
39 City Properties 91,562.00 87,816.00 3,746.00

TOTAL BUDGET
The Big Picture for FY 2023-24
Total Budget • Summary:
• Expenses far outweigh
revenues because the City is
spending down cash
allocations already received
(ARPA, Street Funds, etc).
• Operations are operating
effectively, or if not, the
issues are known and being
resolved (utility rate study).
• Revenue listed in Other Funds
typically offset expenses in
the Capital Budget. Any
amount of expense exceeding
revenue is paid out of cash on
hand.

Budget Category Expense Revenue
Capital Budget 19,802,511.00 -
Water Budget 1,267,912.00 1,199,035.00
Sewer Budget 1,986,295.00 7,123,827.00
Refuse Budget 866,036.00 941,077.00
General Fund Budget 6,412,998.00 6,512,011.00
Other Fund Budgets 2,779,308.00 9,346,302.00
Total Budget 33,115,060.00 25,122,252.00
Summary & Next Steps
• Issues to Address:
• Utility Rates will need to be
evaluated for future stability.
• Measure Q Revenue continues
to decline for 2 years straight.
• The General Fund has a
narrow operating margin, but
sufficient for now.
• Major purchases for the Sewer
Plant needed.
• Potential recessionary
economic changes.
• Potential changes to the tax
base through development.
• Should I be concerned?
• No, volatility in economic
activity that impacts revenues
and expenses are a natural
process that budgeting must
work around.
• The City takes precautions to
be conservative in the budget
approach but also vigilant to
revise as needed throughout
the year to keep long-term
stability.

Summary &
Next Steps
• Total Budget is similar to past
years.
• Budget is appropriate and is
planned to be adopted on time.
• The City continues to expand to
meet the demand for service
levels.

Budget Timeline
CIP
Review the “big
projects” that
take a lot of
planning and
money first.

Set a five year
plan to enable
effective
implementation.

Utilities
Break out the
separate
“business-like”
entities first to
show their
needs and
performance.

General Fund
The meat of the
budget that
houses all the
most visible
City services
like Police, Fire,
Parks, Facilities,
and City Hall.

Total Draft
The sum total
of everything
reviewed to
date with a few
adjustments
and odds and
ends fit in for
final review.

Adoption
The official
spending plan
of the City
adopted by
resolution of
the City
Council.

June 2023
You are
here!
Next
Time!
Next Steps
Formal Adoption
• City Council adopts
the budget by
Resolution making it
the official spending
plan of the City for
the next year.
• Mid-Year budget
review gives the
update on progress
and any changes
needed at that time.

Process &
Documents
• Multiple resolutions
need to be approved
for budget,
appropriation limit,
capital 5-year plan,
salary schedule, and
so on.
• The City advertises
the date in advance
for a public hearing.
• The Budget Book is
created.

New Budget
• The new budget is
effective 7/1/2023
through 6/30/2024.
• Budget is distributed
and posted on the
website and is a
public document.
• Budget set up in
financial system and
enforced.

Conservative
budgeting leading
to long-term
success is still key.

Fiscal Year 2023-24

THANK YOU
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