Agenda packet — Monterey City Council, December 17, 2024 (part 11 of 21)

APPENDIX E
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3358, Packet Page 3563 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT: INTERSECTIONS November 27, 2024

CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
ID: 114 AGUAJITO RD & STREET TO HILTON GARDEN INN ENTRANCE Corner: SE Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Connect to Accessible Route.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Estimated Cost: $61250
TBD
TBD
Open
Accessible Path (Y/N)
Clear Flr Space (Y/N) Clear Flr
Slope (%)
Clear Flr X Slope (%)
Button Ht 42"-48" (in)
Button Reach Depth (in)
Closed Fist Operation (Y/N)
Button Diameter (in)
Directional Information (Y/N)
Button Tactile Arrow (Y/N)
Button Contrast (Y/N)
Button Pressure (lbs)
Audible Walk Indicator (Y/N)
Button Locator Tone (Y/N)
Contrasting Color Bands (Y/N)
Additional Items/Notes:

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

NO
NO
YES
2 52.5
NO
4 80

1.4 NO

4.2 YES
NO
YES
NO
ID: 111 AGUAJITO RD & STREET TO HILTON GARDEN INN ENTRANCE Corner: SSW-ISLAND Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Relocate APS Unit & Post.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Estimated Cost: $133000
TBD
TBD
Open
Accessible Path (Y/N)
Clear Flr Space (Y/N) Clear Flr
Slope (%)
Clear Flr X Slope (%)
Button Ht 42"-48" (in)
Button Reach Depth (in)
Closed Fist Operation (Y/N)
Button Diameter (in)
Directional Information (Y/N)
Button Tactile Arrow (Y/N)
Button Contrast (Y/N)
Button Pressure (lbs)
Audible Walk Indicator (Y/N)
Button Locator Tone (Y/N)
Contrasting Color Bands (Y/N)
Additional Items/Notes:

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

NO
NO
YES
2 50.5
NO
1 32

1.8 NO

0.8 YES
NO
YES
NO
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APPENDIX E
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3359, Packet Page 3564 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT: INTERSECTIONS November 27, 2024

CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
ID: 110 AGUAJITO RD & STREET TO HILTON GARDEN INN ENTRANCE Corner: WSW-ISLAND Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Relocate APS Unit & Post.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

NO
NO
NO

0.5 52.5
NO
2 52

0.4 NO

2.9 NO
NO
YES
NO
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APPENDIX E
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3360, Packet Page 3565 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT: INTERSECTIONS November 27, 2024

CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
Survey Street: ALVARADO ST $70,000
ID: 151 ALVARADO ST & FRANKLIN ST Corner: NE Control: Countdown Pedestrian Signal Proposed Solution:

Verify & Provide Audible Indicator.

Estimated Cost: $17500
CW Signals 3B
2027
Open
Accessible Path (Y/N)
Clear Flr Space (Y/N) Clear Flr
Slope (%)
Clear Flr X Slope (%)
Button Ht 42"-48" (in)
Button Reach Depth (in)
Closed Fist Operation (Y/N)
Button Diameter (in)
Directional Information (Y/N)
Button Tactile Arrow (Y/N)
Button Contrast (Y/N)
Button Pressure (lbs)
Audible Walk Indicator (Y/N)
Button Locator Tone (Y/N)
Contrasting Color Bands (Y/N)
Additional Items/Notes:

No push button provided. Signal on
timer.

YES
NO
ID: 152 ALVARADO ST & FRANKLIN ST Corner: NW Control: Countdown Pedestrian Signal Proposed Solution:

Verify & Provide Audible Indicator.

No push button provided. Signal on
timer.

YES
NO
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APPENDIX E
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3361, Packet Page 3566 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT: INTERSECTIONS November 27, 2024

CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
ID: 154 ALVARADO ST & FRANKLIN ST Corner: SE Control: Countdown Pedestrian Signal Proposed Solution:

Verify & Provide Audible Indicator.

No push button provided. Signal on
timer.

YES
NO
ID: 153 ALVARADO ST & FRANKLIN ST Corner: SW Control: Countdown Pedestrian Signal Proposed Solution:

Verify & Provide Audible Indicator.

No push button provided. Signal on
timer.

YES
NO
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APPENDIX E
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3362, Packet Page 3567 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT: INTERSECTIONS November 27, 2024

CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
Survey Street: CAMINO AGUAJITO $94,500
ID: 115 CAMINO AGUAJITO & DEL MONTE AVE Corner: ESE Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Estimated Cost: $15750
Unknown Project
TBD
Open
Accessible Path (Y/N)
Clear Flr Space (Y/N) Clear Flr
Slope (%)
Clear Flr X Slope (%)
Button Ht 42"-48" (in)
Button Reach Depth (in)
Closed Fist Operation (Y/N)
Button Diameter (in)
Directional Information (Y/N)
Button Tactile Arrow (Y/N)
Button Contrast (Y/N)
Button Pressure (lbs)
Audible Walk Indicator (Y/N)
Button Locator Tone (Y/N)
Contrasting Color Bands (Y/N)
Additional Items/Notes:

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

Not greater than 10' apart.

Clear floor space on curb ramp left
flare, no side approach, 27".

YES
YES
YES
2 45.5
YES
0 0

13.7 NO

2.3 YES
NO
YES
YES
ID: 120 CAMINO AGUAJITO & DEL MONTE AVE Corner: NE Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Remount APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Estimated Cost: $29750
Unknown Project
TBD
Open
Accessible Path (Y/N)
Clear Flr Space (Y/N) Clear Flr
Slope (%)
Clear Flr X Slope (%)
Button Ht 42"-48" (in)
Button Reach Depth (in)
Closed Fist Operation (Y/N)
Button Diameter (in)
Directional Information (Y/N)
Button Tactile Arrow (Y/N)
Button Contrast (Y/N)
Button Pressure (lbs)
Audible Walk Indicator (Y/N)
Button Locator Tone (Y/N)
Contrasting Color Bands (Y/N)
Additional Items/Notes:

Side approach maybe, 30" with
running slope 2.7%. Front clear floor
space on curb ramp left flare.

YES
YES
YES
2 39
YES
0 0

2.7 YES

4.8 YES
NO
YES
YES
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APPENDIX E
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3363, Packet Page 3568 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT: INTERSECTIONS November 27, 2024

CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
ID: 119 CAMINO AGUAJITO & DEL MONTE AVE Corner: NW Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Estimated Cost: $1750
Unknown Project - Closed
2023
Closed
Accessible Path (Y/N)
Clear Flr Space (Y/N) Clear Flr
Slope (%)
Clear Flr X Slope (%)
Button Ht 42"-48" (in)
Button Reach Depth (in)
Closed Fist Operation (Y/N)
Button Diameter (in)
Directional Information (Y/N)
Button Tactile Arrow (Y/N)
Button Contrast (Y/N)
Button Pressure (lbs)
Audible Walk Indicator (Y/N)
Button Locator Tone (Y/N)
Contrasting Color Bands (Y/N)
YES Additional Items/Notes:

YES
YES
2 47.25
YES
0 0

0.2 YES

1.5 YES
NO
YES
YES
ID: 116 CAMINO AGUAJITO & DEL MONTE AVE Corner: SSE Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

Not greater than 10' apart.

YES
YES
YES
2 45.5
YES
0 0

2.4 YES

0.8 YES
NO
YES
YES
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APPENDIX E
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3364, Packet Page 3569 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT: INTERSECTIONS November 27, 2024

CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
ID: 117 CAMINO AGUAJITO & DEL MONTE AVE Corner: SSW Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

Not greater than 10' apart.

YES
YES
YES
2 42
YES
0 0

4.5 YES

0.4 YES
NO
YES
YES
ID: 118 CAMINO AGUAJITO & DEL MONTE AVE Corner: WSW Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

Not greater than 10' apart.

YES
YES
YES
2 42
YES
0 12

0.9 YES

4.3 YES
NO
YES
YES
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APPENDIX E
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3365, Packet Page 3570 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT: INTERSECTIONS November 27, 2024

CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
Survey Street: CAMINO EL ESTERO $637,000
ID: 176 CAMINO EL ESTERO & DEL MONTE AVE Corner: ESE-ISLAND Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Estimated Cost: $59500
TBD
TBD
Open
Accessible Path (Y/N)
Clear Flr Space (Y/N) Clear Flr
Slope (%)
Clear Flr X Slope (%)
Button Ht 42"-48" (in)
Button Reach Depth (in)
Closed Fist Operation (Y/N)
Button Diameter (in)
Directional Information (Y/N)
Button Tactile Arrow (Y/N)
Button Contrast (Y/N)
Button Pressure (lbs)
Audible Walk Indicator (Y/N)
Button Locator Tone (Y/N)
Contrasting Color Bands (Y/N)
Additional Items/Notes:

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

Not greater than 10' apart.

YES
NO
NO
2 42
NO
4 15

2.3 YES

0.2 YES
NO
YES
NO
ID: 178 CAMINO EL ESTERO & DEL MONTE AVE Corner: NE Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

YES
NO
NO
2 43.75
NO
1 0

0.7 YES

3.9 YES
NO
YES
NO
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APPENDIX E
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3366, Packet Page 3571 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT: INTERSECTIONS November 27, 2024

CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
ID: 175 CAMINO EL ESTERO & DEL MONTE AVE Corner: SSE-ISLAND Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Relocate APS Unit & Post.

Replace APS Button.

Remount APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Estimated Cost: $147000
TBD
TBD
Open
Accessible Path (Y/N)
Clear Flr Space (Y/N) Clear Flr
Slope (%)
Clear Flr X Slope (%)
Button Ht 42"-48" (in)
Button Reach Depth (in)
Closed Fist Operation (Y/N)
Button Diameter (in)
Directional Information (Y/N)
Button Tactile Arrow (Y/N)
Button Contrast (Y/N)
Button Pressure (lbs)
Audible Walk Indicator (Y/N)
Button Locator Tone (Y/N)
Contrasting Color Bands (Y/N)
Additional Items/Notes:

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

Not greater than 10' apart.

NO
NO
NO
2 45
NO
5 26

0.5 NO

0.4 YES
NO
YES
NO
ID: 177 CAMINO EL ESTERO & DEL MONTE AVE Corner: SW-ISLAND Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Relocate APS Unit & Post.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

NO
NO
NO
2 60
NO
2 48

0.2 NO

1.3 YES
NO
YES
NO
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APPENDIX E
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3367, Packet Page 3572 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT: INTERSECTIONS November 27, 2024

CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
ID: 227 CAMINO EL ESTERO & FREMONT ST Corner: N Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

YES
NO
NO
2 37.5
NO
7 12

2.5 YES

0.6 YES
NO
YES
NO
ID: 226 CAMINO EL ESTERO & FREMONT ST Corner: NNW Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

Not greater than 10' apart.

Clear floor space on curb ramp left
flare.

YES
NO
YES
2 44
NO
7 0

2.1 NO

7.4 YES
YES
YES
NO
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APPENDIX E
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3368, Packet Page 3573 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT: INTERSECTIONS November 27, 2024

CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
ID: 228 CAMINO EL ESTERO & FREMONT ST Corner: SW Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

YES
NO
NO
2 47
NO
7 0

2.5 YES

2.9 YES
NO
YES
NO
ID: 225 CAMINO EL ESTERO & FREMONT ST Corner: WNW Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

Not greater than 10' apart.

YES
NO
YES
2 43.5
NO
7 0

2.6 YES

1.6 YES
NO
YES
NO
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APPENDIX E
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3369, Packet Page 3574 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT: INTERSECTIONS November 27, 2024

CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
Survey Street: CANNERY ROW $238,000
ID: 088 CANNERY ROW & FOAM ST Corner: ESE Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Estimated Cost: $59500
CW Signals Ph 4
2029
Open
Accessible Path (Y/N)
Clear Flr Space (Y/N) Clear Flr
Slope (%)
Clear Flr X Slope (%)
Button Ht 42"-48" (in)
Button Reach Depth (in)
Closed Fist Operation (Y/N)
Button Diameter (in)
Directional Information (Y/N)
Button Tactile Arrow (Y/N)
Button Contrast (Y/N)
Button Pressure (lbs)
Audible Walk Indicator (Y/N)
Button Locator Tone (Y/N)
Contrasting Color Bands (Y/N)
Additional Items/Notes:

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

Not greater than 10' apart.

YES
NO
YES
2 47
NO
5 0

1.3 YES

3.1 YES
NO
YES
NO
ID: 086 CANNERY ROW & FOAM ST Corner: NE Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

YES
NO
NO
2 45.5
NO
5 0

0.5 YES

4.0 YES
NO
YES
NO
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APPENDIX E
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3370, Packet Page 3575 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT: INTERSECTIONS November 27, 2024

CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
ID: 087 CANNERY ROW & FOAM ST Corner: SSE Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

Not greater than 10' apart.

YES
NO
YES
2 48.75
NO
5 0

2.8 YES

9.5 YES
NO
YES
NO
ID: 085 CANNERY ROW & FOAM ST Corner: SW Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

YES
NO
NO
2 45.5
NO
5 0

2.4 YES

4.9 YES
NO
YES
NO
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APPENDIX E
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3371, Packet Page 3576 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT: INTERSECTIONS November 27, 2024

CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
Survey Street: CASA VERDE WAY $1,043,000
ID: 269 CASA VERDE WAY & DEL MONTE AVE Corner: E-ISLAND Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

YES
NO
YES
3 51
NO
2 6.5

2.8 YES

3.3 YES
NO
YES
NO
ID: 268 CASA VERDE WAY & DEL MONTE AVE Corner: ENE Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Estimated Cost: $45500
TBD
TBD
Open
Accessible Path (Y/N)
Clear Flr Space (Y/N) Clear Flr
Slope (%)
Clear Flr X Slope (%)
Button Ht 42"-48" (in)
Button Reach Depth (in)
Closed Fist Operation (Y/N)
Button Diameter (in)
Directional Information (Y/N)
Button Tactile Arrow (Y/N)
Button Contrast (Y/N)
Button Pressure (lbs)
Audible Walk Indicator (Y/N)
Button Locator Tone (Y/N)
Contrasting Color Bands (Y/N)
Additional Items/Notes:

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

YES
NO
NO
3 46
NO
5 1

0.1 YES

1.8 YES
NO
YES
NO
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APPENDIX E
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3372, Packet Page 3577 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT: INTERSECTIONS November 27, 2024

CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
ID: 270 CASA VERDE WAY & DEL MONTE AVE Corner: ESE Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

YES
NO
NO
3 46
NO
5 0

0.3 YES

4.1 YES
NO
YES
NO
ID: 267 CASA VERDE WAY & DEL MONTE AVE Corner: NNE Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

YES
NO
YES
3 46
NO
2 2

3.7 YES

2.3 YES
NO
YES
NO
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APPENDIX E
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3373, Packet Page 3578 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT: INTERSECTIONS November 27, 2024

CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
ID: 276 CASA VERDE WAY & DEL MONTE AVE Corner: NNW Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

YES
NO
YES
3 47
NO
2 0

2.0 YES

0.1 YES
NO
YES
NO
ID: 271 CASA VERDE WAY & DEL MONTE AVE Corner: SSE Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

YES
NO
YES
3 45.5
NO
2 0

3.5 YES

0.9 YES
NO
YES
NO
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APPENDIX E
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3374, Packet Page 3579 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT: INTERSECTIONS November 27, 2024

CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
ID: 272 CASA VERDE WAY & DEL MONTE AVE Corner: SSW Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

YES
NO
NO
3 46.5
NO
4 0

4.7 YES

0.8 YES
NO
YES
NO
ID: 274 CASA VERDE WAY & DEL MONTE AVE Corner: W-ISLAND Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

YES
NO
YES
3 53
NO
5 10.5

2.3 YES

2.4 YES
NO
YES
NO
JENSEN HUGHES 1JKI00089 - Page R-28

APPENDIX E
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3375, Packet Page 3580 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT: INTERSECTIONS November 27, 2024

CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
ID: 275 CASA VERDE WAY & DEL MONTE AVE Corner: WNW Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

YES
NO
NO
3 47.5
NO
3 0

1.0 YES

1.7 YES
NO
YES
NO
ID: 273 CASA VERDE WAY & DEL MONTE AVE Corner: WSW Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

YES
NO
YES
3 46
NO
7 0

0.5 YES

0.9 YES
NO
YES
NO
JENSEN HUGHES 1JKI00089 - Page R-29

APPENDIX E
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3376, Packet Page 3581 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT: INTERSECTIONS November 27, 2024

CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
ID: 281 CASA VERDE WAY & FREMONT ST Corner: E-ISLAND Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Relocate APS Unit & Post.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

NO
NO
YES
3 52
NO
2 80

1.1 NO

2.7 YES
NO
YES
NO
ID: 280 CASA VERDE WAY & FREMONT ST Corner: NE Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

YES
NO
YES
3 46
NO
5 0

3.7 YES

2.1 YES
NO
YES
NO
JENSEN HUGHES 1JKI00089 - Page R-30

APPENDIX E
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3377, Packet Page 3582 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT: INTERSECTIONS November 27, 2024

CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
ID: 279 CASA VERDE WAY & FREMONT ST Corner: NW Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

Clear floor space on curb ramp left
flare.

YES
NO
NO

0.5 48
NO
2 0

15.4 NO

2.4 NO
NO
YES
NO
ID: 282 CASA VERDE WAY & FREMONT ST Corner: SE Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

Clear floor space on curb ramp left
flare.

YES
NO
NO
3 47
NO
5 0

11.7 NO

0.7 YES
NO
YES
NO
JENSEN HUGHES 1JKI00089 - Page R-31

APPENDIX E
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3378, Packet Page 3583 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT: INTERSECTIONS November 27, 2024

CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
ID: 283 CASA VERDE WAY & FREMONT ST Corner: SW Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

Clear floor space on curb ramp right
flare.

YES
NO
NO

0.5 46
NO
2 0

8.4 NO

1.9 NO
NO
YES
NO
ID: 284 CASA VERDE WAY & FREMONT ST Corner: W-ISLAND Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Relocate APS Unit & Post.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

NO
NO
YES
3 49
NO
6 77

1.4 NO

0.1 YES
NO
YES
NO
JENSEN HUGHES 1JKI00089 - Page R-32

APPENDIX E
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3379, Packet Page 3584 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT: INTERSECTIONS November 27, 2024

CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
Survey Street: DAVID AVE $787,500
ID: 034 DAVID AVE & FOAM ST Corner: ESE Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

YES
NO
YES
2 37.5
NO
5 0

7.3 YES

8.1 YES
NO
YES
NO
ID: 033 DAVID AVE & FOAM ST Corner: NE Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

YES
NO
NO
2 40.75
NO
4 0

5.2 YES

2.3 YES
NO
YES
NO
JENSEN HUGHES 1JKI00089 - Page R-33

APPENDIX E
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3380, Packet Page 3585 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT: INTERSECTIONS November 27, 2024

CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
ID: 035 DAVID AVE & FOAM ST Corner: SSE Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

Clear floor on right flare, side
approach maybe with x slope 6.6%
YES
NO
YES
2 41.5
NO
5 0

6.6 YES

0.4 YES
NO
YES
NO
ID: 036 DAVID AVE & FOAM ST Corner: SW Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

Clear floor space on curb ramp left
flare.

YES
NO
NO
2 39.5
NO
5 0
19 NO

4.1 YES
NO
YES
NO
JENSEN HUGHES 1JKI00089 - Page R-34

APPENDIX E
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3381, Packet Page 3586 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT: INTERSECTIONS November 27, 2024

CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
ID: 031 DAVID AVE & LIGHTHOUSE AVE Corner: ENE Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Estimated Cost: $59500
CW Signals Ph 5
2029
Open
Accessible Path (Y/N)
Clear Flr Space (Y/N) Clear Flr
Slope (%)
Clear Flr X Slope (%)
Button Ht 42"-48" (in)
Button Reach Depth (in)
Closed Fist Operation (Y/N)
Button Diameter (in)
Directional Information (Y/N)
Button Tactile Arrow (Y/N)
Button Contrast (Y/N)
Button Pressure (lbs)
Audible Walk Indicator (Y/N)
Button Locator Tone (Y/N)
Contrasting Color Bands (Y/N)
Additional Items/Notes:

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

Not greater than 10' apart.

Side approach ok, x slope 5.4%
clear floor at right flare .

YES
NO
YES
2 39.5
NO
4 0

5.4 YES

2.7 YES
NO
YES
NO
ID: 030 DAVID AVE & LIGHTHOUSE AVE Corner: ESE Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Relocate APS Unit & Post.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Estimated Cost: $133000
CW Signals Ph 5
2029
Open
Accessible Path (Y/N)
Clear Flr Space (Y/N) Clear Flr
Slope (%)
Clear Flr X Slope (%)
Button Ht 42"-48" (in)
Button Reach Depth (in)
Closed Fist Operation (Y/N)
Button Diameter (in)
Directional Information (Y/N)
Button Tactile Arrow (Y/N)
Button Contrast (Y/N)
Button Pressure (lbs)
Audible Walk Indicator (Y/N)
Button Locator Tone (Y/N)
Contrasting Color Bands (Y/N)
Additional Items/Notes:

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

Not greater than 10' apart.

Clear floor space on right parallel
ramp.

YES
NO
NO
2 38.5
NO
4 0

1.9 YES

6.8 YES
NO
YES
NO
JENSEN HUGHES 1JKI00089 - Page R-35

APPENDIX E
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3382, Packet Page 3587 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT: INTERSECTIONS November 27, 2024

CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
ID: 032 DAVID AVE & LIGHTHOUSE AVE Corner: NNE Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Replace APS Button.

Remount APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

Not greater than 10' apart.

YES
NO
NO
2 39
NO
4 0

1.7 YES

1.6 YES
NO
YES
NO
ID: 025 DAVID AVE & LIGHTHOUSE AVE Corner: NNW Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

YES
NO
YES
2 39.25
NO
4 0

0.5 YES

5.1 YES
NO
YES
NO
JENSEN HUGHES 1JKI00089 - Page R-36

APPENDIX E
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3383, Packet Page 3588 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT: INTERSECTIONS November 27, 2024

CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
ID: 029 DAVID AVE & LIGHTHOUSE AVE Corner: SSE Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

Not greater than 10' apart.

Clear floor space on curb ramp right
flare.

YES
NO
NO
2 39.25
NO
4 0

9.9 NO

0.2 YES
NO
YES
NO
ID: 028 DAVID AVE & LIGHTHOUSE AVE Corner: SSW Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

YES
NO
YES
2 41.5
NO
4 0

1.3 YES

3.5 YES
NO
YES
NO
JENSEN HUGHES 1JKI00089 - Page R-37

APPENDIX E
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3384, Packet Page 3589 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT: INTERSECTIONS November 27, 2024

CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
ID: 026 DAVID AVE & LIGHTHOUSE AVE Corner: WNW Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

Clear floor space on curb ramp left
flare.

YES
NO
YES
2 39.5
NO
2 0

7.6 YES

6.8 YES
NO
YES
NO
ID: 027 DAVID AVE & LIGHTHOUSE AVE Corner: WSW Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

Clear floor space on curb ramp left
flare.

YES
NO
YES
2 39.5
NO
4 0

7.3 YES

2.0 YES
NO
YES
NO
JENSEN HUGHES 1JKI00089 - Page R-38

APPENDIX E
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3385, Packet Page 3590 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT: INTERSECTIONS November 27, 2024

CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
Survey Street: DEL MONTE AVE $556,500
ID: 213 DEL MONTE AVE & ALVARADO ST Corner: NE Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Estimated Cost: $59500
MCC circa 2017
2017
Closed
Accessible Path (Y/N)
Clear Flr Space (Y/N) Clear Flr
Slope (%)
Clear Flr X Slope (%)
Button Ht 42"-48" (in)
Button Reach Depth (in)
Closed Fist Operation (Y/N)
Button Diameter (in)
Directional Information (Y/N)
Button Tactile Arrow (Y/N)
Button Contrast (Y/N)
Button Pressure (lbs)
Audible Walk Indicator (Y/N)
Button Locator Tone (Y/N)
Contrasting Color Bands (Y/N)
Additional Items/Notes:

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

YES
NO
YES
2 42
NO
2 0

0.2 YES

7.5 YES
NO
YES
NO
ID: 212 DEL MONTE AVE & ALVARADO ST Corner: NW Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

YES
NO
YES
2 47.5
NO
7 0

3.6 YES

7.6 YES
NO
YES
NO
JENSEN HUGHES 1JKI00089 - Page R-39

APPENDIX E
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3386, Packet Page 3591 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT: INTERSECTIONS November 27, 2024

CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
ID: 214 DEL MONTE AVE & ALVARADO ST Corner: SE Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Estimated Cost: $45500
MCC circa 2017
2017
Closed
Accessible Path (Y/N)
Clear Flr Space (Y/N) Clear Flr
Slope (%)
Clear Flr X Slope (%)
Button Ht 42"-48" (in)
Button Reach Depth (in)
Closed Fist Operation (Y/N)
Button Diameter (in)
Directional Information (Y/N)
Button Tactile Arrow (Y/N)
Button Contrast (Y/N)
Button Pressure (lbs)
Audible Walk Indicator (Y/N)
Button Locator Tone (Y/N)
Contrasting Color Bands (Y/N)
Additional Items/Notes:

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

YES
NO
YES
2 46.5
NO
3 0

0.6 YES

1.6 YES
NO
YES
NO
ID: 211 DEL MONTE AVE & ALVARADO ST Corner: SW Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

YES
NO
YES
2 43.5
NO
7 0

1.6 YES

0.2 YES
NO
YES
NO
JENSEN HUGHES 1JKI00089 - Page R-40

APPENDIX E
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3387, Packet Page 3592 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT: INTERSECTIONS November 27, 2024

CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
ID: 209 DEL MONTE AVE & CALLE PRINCIPAL Corner: NE Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

YES
NO
YES
2 46.5
NO
1 0

2.6 YES

7.5 YES
NO
YES
NO
ID: 208 DEL MONTE AVE & CALLE PRINCIPAL Corner: NW Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

YES
NO
YES

0.5 42
NO
5 0

0.2 YES

2.3 NO
NO
YES
NO
JENSEN HUGHES 1JKI00089 - Page R-41

APPENDIX E
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3388, Packet Page 3593 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT: INTERSECTIONS November 27, 2024

CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
ID: 210 DEL MONTE AVE & CALLE PRINCIPAL Corner: SE Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

YES
NO
YES
2 47.5
NO
2 0

8.4 YES

12.5 YES
NO
YES
NO
ID: 207 DEL MONTE AVE & CALLE PRINCIPAL Corner: SW Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

YES
NO
YES
2 46
NO
2 0

8.2 YES

0.3 YES
NO
YES
NO
JENSEN HUGHES 1JKI00089 - Page R-42

APPENDIX E
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3389, Packet Page 3594 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT: INTERSECTIONS November 27, 2024

CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
ID: 278 DEL MONTE AVE & ENGLISH AVE Corner: NE Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Estimated Cost: $15750
TBD
TBD
Open
Accessible Path (Y/N)
Clear Flr Space (Y/N) Clear Flr
Slope (%)
Clear Flr X Slope (%)
Button Ht 42"-48" (in)
Button Reach Depth (in)
Closed Fist Operation (Y/N)
Button Diameter (in)
Directional Information (Y/N)
Button Tactile Arrow (Y/N)
Button Contrast (Y/N)
Button Pressure (lbs)
Audible Walk Indicator (Y/N)
Button Locator Tone (Y/N)
Contrasting Color Bands (Y/N)
Additional Items/Notes:

Clear floor space on curb ramp right
flare.

YES
YES
YES
3 46
YES
1 12

4.1 NO

3.5 YES
NO
YES
YES
ID: 277 DEL MONTE AVE & ENGLISH AVE Corner: SE Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Estimated Cost: $15750
CW Signalized Ph 2 - 2019
2019
Closed
Accessible Path (Y/N)
Clear Flr Space (Y/N) Clear Flr
Slope (%)
Clear Flr X Slope (%)
Button Ht 42"-48" (in)
Button Reach Depth (in)
Closed Fist Operation (Y/N)
Button Diameter (in)
Directional Information (Y/N)
Button Tactile Arrow (Y/N)
Button Contrast (Y/N)
Button Pressure (lbs)
Audible Walk Indicator (Y/N)
Button Locator Tone (Y/N)
Contrasting Color Bands (Y/N)
Additional Items/Notes:

Clear floor space on curb ramp left
flare.

YES
YES
YES
3 46.5
YES
1 0

3.0 NO

0.6 YES
NO
YES
YES
JENSEN HUGHES 1JKI00089 - Page R-43

APPENDIX E
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3390, Packet Page 3595 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT: INTERSECTIONS November 27, 2024

CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
ID: 296 DEL MONTE AVE & UNIVERSITY CIRCLE Corner: NW Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Remount APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Estimated Cost: $29750
TBD
TBD
Open
Accessible Path (Y/N)
Clear Flr Space (Y/N) Clear Flr
Slope (%)
Clear Flr X Slope (%)
Button Ht 42"-48" (in)
Button Reach Depth (in)
Closed Fist Operation (Y/N)
Button Diameter (in)
Directional Information (Y/N)
Button Tactile Arrow (Y/N)
Button Contrast (Y/N)
Button Pressure (lbs)
Audible Walk Indicator (Y/N)
Button Locator Tone (Y/N)
Contrasting Color Bands (Y/N)
Additional Items/Notes:

Clear floor space n curb ramp left
flare.

YES
YES
YES
3 40
YES
1 0

3.8 NO

3.6 YES
NO
YES
YES
ID: 299 DEL MONTE AVE & UNIVERSITY CIRCLE Corner: SE Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Remount APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

YES
YES
3 39
YES
1 0

5.1 YES

0.6 YES
NO
YES
YES
JENSEN HUGHES 1JKI00089 - Page R-44

APPENDIX E
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3391, Packet Page 3596 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT: INTERSECTIONS November 27, 2024

CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
ID: 298 DEL MONTE AVE & UNIVERSITY CIRCLE Corner: SSW Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

Clear floor space on ramp.

YES
YES
YES
3 42
YES
1 0

4.2 NO

9.5 YES
NO
YES
YES
ID: 297 DEL MONTE AVE & UNIVERSITY CIRCLE Corner: WSW Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Clear floor space on curb ramp left
flare.

YES
YES
YES
3 42
YES
1 0

1.6 YES

1.9 YES
NO
YES
YES
JENSEN HUGHES 1JKI00089 - Page R-45

APPENDIX E
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3392, Packet Page 3597 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT: INTERSECTIONS November 27, 2024

CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
Survey Street: DRAKE AVE $966,000
ID: 073 DRAKE AVE & FOAM ST Corner: ENE Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Relocate APS Unit & Post.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Estimated Cost: $133000
CW Signals Ph 4
2029
Open
Accessible Path (Y/N)
Clear Flr Space (Y/N) Clear Flr
Slope (%)
Clear Flr X Slope (%)
Button Ht 42"-48" (in)
Button Reach Depth (in)
Closed Fist Operation (Y/N)
Button Diameter (in)
Directional Information (Y/N)
Button Tactile Arrow (Y/N)
Button Contrast (Y/N)
Button Pressure (lbs)
Audible Walk Indicator (Y/N)
Button Locator Tone (Y/N)
Contrasting Color Bands (Y/N)
Additional Items/Notes:

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

Clear floor space on curb ramp right
flare.

YES
NO
YES
2 39.75
NO
4 0

7.6 NO

4.3 YES
NO
YES
NO
ID: 074 DRAKE AVE & FOAM ST Corner: ENE-E Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Relocate APS Unit & Post.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

Not greater than 10' apart.

Side approach may be running slope
issue. 9" to curb.

YES
NO
YES
2 33
NO
4 0

5.5 NO

2.2 YES
NO
YES
NO
JENSEN HUGHES 1JKI00089 - Page R-46

APPENDIX E
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3393, Packet Page 3598 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT: INTERSECTIONS November 27, 2024

CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
ID: 075 DRAKE AVE & FOAM ST Corner: ESE Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

No side approach, 24" only. clear
floor space on curb ramp left flare.

YES
NO
YES
2 39.5
NO
2 0

1.1 NO

6.4 YES
NO
YES
NO
ID: 072 DRAKE AVE & FOAM ST Corner: NNE Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

Clear floor space on curb ramp left
flare.

YES
NO
NO
2 39.5
NO
2 0

13.2 NO

1.6 YES
NO
YES
NO
JENSEN HUGHES 1JKI00089 - Page R-47

APPENDIX E
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3394, Packet Page 3599 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT: INTERSECTIONS November 27, 2024

CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
ID: 070 DRAKE AVE & FOAM ST Corner: NNW Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

Not greater than 10' apart.

YES
NO
YES
2 38
NO
4 0

1.6 YES

7.7 YES
NO
YES
NO
ID: 076 DRAKE AVE & FOAM ST Corner: SSE Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

No side approach, 24" only. clear
floor slope on curb ramp left flare.

Relocate the signal pole.

YES
NO
YES
2 40
NO
2 0

13.1 NO

0.4 YES
NO
YES
NO
JENSEN HUGHES 1JKI00089 - Page R-48

APPENDIX E
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3395, Packet Page 3600 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT: INTERSECTIONS November 27, 2024

CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
ID: 067 DRAKE AVE & FOAM ST Corner: SSW Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

Not greater than 10' apart.

YES
NO
YES
2 38.5
NO
2 0

0.6 YES

6.0 YES
NO
YES
NO
ID: 069 DRAKE AVE & FOAM ST Corner: SSW-N Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

Not greater than 10' apart.

Side approach may be running slope
issue. 14" to curb.

YES
NO
YES
2 32
NO
4 0

5.2 YES

1.9 YES
NO
YES
NO
JENSEN HUGHES 1JKI00089 - Page R-49

APPENDIX E
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3396, Packet Page 3601 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT: INTERSECTIONS November 27, 2024

CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
ID: 071 DRAKE AVE & FOAM ST Corner: WNW Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

Not greater than 10' apart.

YES
NO
YES
2 38.75
NO
2 0

7.2 YES

1.5 YES
NO
YES
NO
ID: 068 DRAKE AVE & FOAM ST Corner: WSW Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

Not greater than 10' apart.

No side approach, 20" only. Clear
floor on curb ramp right flare.

YES
NO
YES
2 39.5
NO
2 0

14.1 NO

2.2 YES
NO
YES
NO
JENSEN HUGHES 1JKI00089 - Page R-50

APPENDIX E
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3397, Packet Page 3602 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT: INTERSECTIONS November 27, 2024

CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
ID: 065 DRAKE AVE & LIGHTHOUSE AVE Corner: NE Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Estimated Cost: $45500
CW Signals Ph 5
2029
Open
Accessible Path (Y/N)
Clear Flr Space (Y/N) Clear Flr
Slope (%)
Clear Flr X Slope (%)
Button Ht 42"-48" (in)
Button Reach Depth (in)
Closed Fist Operation (Y/N)
Button Diameter (in)
Directional Information (Y/N)
Button Tactile Arrow (Y/N)
Button Contrast (Y/N)
Button Pressure (lbs)
Audible Walk Indicator (Y/N)
Button Locator Tone (Y/N)
Contrasting Color Bands (Y/N)
Additional Items/Notes:

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

YES
NO
NO

0.5 47
NO
1 0

0.8 YES

1.8 NO
NO
YES
NO
ID: 064 DRAKE AVE & LIGHTHOUSE AVE Corner: NW Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

No side approach, 18" only. Clear
floor on curb ramp right flare.

YES
NO
YES
2 45.75
NO
5 0

9.7 NO

3.3 YES
NO
YES
NO
JENSEN HUGHES 1JKI00089 - Page R-51

APPENDIX E
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3398, Packet Page 3603 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT: INTERSECTIONS November 27, 2024

CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
ID: 066 DRAKE AVE & LIGHTHOUSE AVE Corner: SE Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

YES
NO
YES
2 43.75
NO
1 0

2.9 YES

0.1 YES
NO
YES
NO
ID: 063 DRAKE AVE & LIGHTHOUSE AVE Corner: SW Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

YES
NO
YES
2 46.5
NO
2 0

1.3 YES

3.6 YES
NO
YES
NO
JENSEN HUGHES 1JKI00089 - Page R-52

APPENDIX E
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3399, Packet Page 3604 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT: INTERSECTIONS November 27, 2024

CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
Survey Street: EL DORADO ST $582,750
ID: 244 EL DORADO ST & ABREGO ST Corner: NE Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

YES
NO
YES
2 46.5
NO
3 13

0.1 YES

2.0 YES
NO
YES
NO
ID: 239 EL DORADO ST & MUNRAS AVE Corner: NNW Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

Not greater than 10' apart.

Side approach 32".

YES
NO
YES
5 46
NO
3 0

2.3 YES

1.1 NO
NO
YES
NO
JENSEN HUGHES 1JKI00089 - Page R-53

APPENDIX E
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3400, Packet Page 3605 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT: INTERSECTIONS November 27, 2024

CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
ID: 243 EL DORADO ST & MUNRAS AVE Corner: SE Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Connect to Accessible Route.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

Clear floor space is not paved.

NO
NO
YES

0.5 47
NO
8 50
0 NO
0 NO
NO
YES
NO
ID: 242 EL DORADO ST & MUNRAS AVE Corner: SSW Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

Clear floor space on curb ramp left
flare.

YES
NO
YES

0.5 48
NO
8 0
16 NO

7.2 NO
NO
YES
NO
JENSEN HUGHES 1JKI00089 - Page R-54

APPENDIX E
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3401, Packet Page 3606 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT: INTERSECTIONS November 27, 2024

CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
ID: 240 EL DORADO ST & MUNRAS AVE Corner: WNW Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

Not greater than 10' apart.

YES
NO
YES

0.5 46
NO
4 0

2.2 YES

3.4 NO
NO
YES
NO
ID: 241 EL DORADO ST & MUNRAS AVE Corner: WSW Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

Clear floor space on ramp.

YES
NO
YES

0.5 48
NO
8 0

1.8 NO

8.3 NO
NO
YES
NO
JENSEN HUGHES 1JKI00089 - Page R-55

APPENDIX E
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3402, Packet Page 3607 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT: INTERSECTIONS November 27, 2024

CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
ID: 249 EL DORADO ST & PACIFIC ST Corner: ENE Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Estimated Cost: $59500
CW Signalized Ph 1 - 2018
2018
Closed
Accessible Path (Y/N)
Clear Flr Space (Y/N) Clear Flr
Slope (%)
Clear Flr X Slope (%)
Button Ht 42"-48" (in)
Button Reach Depth (in)
Closed Fist Operation (Y/N)
Button Diameter (in)
Directional Information (Y/N)
Button Tactile Arrow (Y/N)
Button Contrast (Y/N)
Button Pressure (lbs)
Audible Walk Indicator (Y/N)
Button Locator Tone (Y/N)
Contrasting Color Bands (Y/N)
Additional Items/Notes:

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

Not greater than 10' apart.

YES
NO
YES
2 37
NO
6 0

2.9 NO

13.1 YES
NO
YES
NO
ID: 248 EL DORADO ST & PACIFIC ST Corner: NNE Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

Not greater than 10' apart.

YES
NO
YES
2 37
NO
5 0

6.4 YES

7.4 YES
NO
YES
NO
JENSEN HUGHES 1JKI00089 - Page R-56

APPENDIX E
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3403, Packet Page 3608 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT: INTERSECTIONS November 27, 2024

CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
ID: 247 EL DORADO ST & PACIFIC ST Corner: NW Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

Side approach due to 38" clear floor
space.

YES
NO
YES
2 36
NO
5 0

3.3 YES

4.0 YES
NO
YES
NO
ID: 250 EL DORADO ST & PACIFIC ST Corner: SE Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Replace APS Button.

Remount APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

Side approach 32" due to ramp.

YES
NO
YES
2 36
NO
6 0
0 YES
0 YES
NO
YES
NO
JENSEN HUGHES 1JKI00089 - Page R-57

APPENDIX E
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3404, Packet Page 3609 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT: INTERSECTIONS November 27, 2024

CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
Survey Street: FAIRGROUNDS RD $119,000
ID: 285 FAIRGROUNDS RD & GARDEN AVE Corner: NE Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

Clear floor space on right ramp.

YES
NO
YES
3 47.5
NO
1 0

7.7 NO

0.8 YES
NO
YES
NO
ID: 286 FAIRGROUNDS RD & GARDEN AVE Corner: SE Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

Clear floor space on curb ramp left
flare.

YES
NO
YES
3 51
NO
6 0

9.4 NO

4.7 NO
NO
YES
NO
JENSEN HUGHES 1JKI00089 - Page R-58

APPENDIX E
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3405, Packet Page 3610 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT: INTERSECTIONS November 27, 2024

CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
Survey Street: FIGUEROA ST $185,500
ID: 192 FIGUEROA ST & DEL MONTE AVE Corner: E-ISLAND Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

YES
YES
2 40.5
YES
0 24

1.5 NO

0.2 YES
NO
YES
YES
ID: 191 FIGUEROA ST & DEL MONTE AVE Corner: ENE Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Remount APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Estimated Cost: $15750
Unknown Project - Closed
2023
Closed
Accessible Path (Y/N)
Clear Flr Space (Y/N) Clear Flr
Slope (%)
Clear Flr X Slope (%)
Button Ht 42"-48" (in)
Button Reach Depth (in)
Closed Fist Operation (Y/N)
Button Diameter (in)
Directional Information (Y/N)
Button Tactile Arrow (Y/N)
Button Contrast (Y/N)
Button Pressure (lbs)
Audible Walk Indicator (Y/N)
Button Locator Tone (Y/N)
Contrasting Color Bands (Y/N)
YES Additional Items/Notes:

YES
YES
2 41
YES
0 0

2.0 YES

1.4 YES
NO
YES
YES
JENSEN HUGHES 1JKI00089 - Page R-59

APPENDIX E
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3406, Packet Page 3611 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT: INTERSECTIONS November 27, 2024

CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
ID: 183 FIGUEROA ST & DEL MONTE AVE Corner: ESE Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

Clear floor space on left parallel
ramp.

YES
YES
YES
2 42
YES
0 0

4.1 NO

5.6 YES
NO
YES
YES
ID: 190 FIGUEROA ST & DEL MONTE AVE Corner: NNE Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Remount APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

YES
YES
2 38
YES
0 0

0.9 YES

1.8 YES
NO
YES
YES
JENSEN HUGHES 1JKI00089 - Page R-60

APPENDIX E
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3407, Packet Page 3612 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT: INTERSECTIONS November 27, 2024

CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
ID: 188 FIGUEROA ST & DEL MONTE AVE Corner: NNW Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Remount APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

YES
YES
YES
2 40
YES
0 0

0.9 YES

2.7 YES
NO
YES
YES
ID: 184 FIGUEROA ST & DEL MONTE AVE Corner: SSE Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

Not greater than 10' apart.

Clear floor space on right parallel
ramp.

YES
YES
YES
2 42
YES
0 0

6.0 NO

4.7 YES
NO
YES
YES
JENSEN HUGHES 1JKI00089 - Page R-61

APPENDIX E
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3408, Packet Page 3613 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT: INTERSECTIONS November 27, 2024

CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
ID: 186 FIGUEROA ST & DEL MONTE AVE Corner: SSW Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Remount APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

Clear floor space on left parallel
ramp.

YES
YES
YES
2 41
YES
0 0

7.9 NO

3.3 YES
NO
YES
YES
ID: 187 FIGUEROA ST & DEL MONTE AVE Corner: W-ISLAND Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

YES
YES
2 44
YES
0 19

1.0 YES

3.1 YES
NO
YES
YES
JENSEN HUGHES 1JKI00089 - Page R-62

APPENDIX E
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3409, Packet Page 3614 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT: INTERSECTIONS November 27, 2024

CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
ID: 189 FIGUEROA ST & DEL MONTE AVE Corner: WNW Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Remount APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

YES
YES
2 41
YES
0 0

1.5 YES

1.0 YES
NO
YES
YES
ID: 185 FIGUEROA ST & DEL MONTE AVE Corner: WSW Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Remount APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

YES
YES
2 40
YES
0 0

1.2 YES

1.5 YES
NO
YES
YES
JENSEN HUGHES 1JKI00089 - Page R-63

APPENDIX E
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3410, Packet Page 3615 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT: INTERSECTIONS November 27, 2024

CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
Survey Street: FOAM ST $311,500
ID: 043 FOAM ST & IRVING AVE Corner: NE Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

YES
NO
YES
2 46.5
NO
5 0

2.6 YES

0.4 YES
NO
YES
NO
ID: 042 FOAM ST & IRVING AVE Corner: NW Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

Side approach may be cross slope
issue.

YES
NO
YES
2 48
NO
5 0

2.8 YES

1.0 YES
NO
YES
NO
JENSEN HUGHES 1JKI00089 - Page R-64

APPENDIX E
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3411, Packet Page 3616 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT: INTERSECTIONS November 27, 2024

CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
ID: 044 FOAM ST & IRVING AVE Corner: SE-ISLAND Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Relocate APS Unit & Post.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

Signal on island, no accessible path
to it.

NO
NO
YES
2 52
NO
5 100

2.8 NO

2.7 YES
NO
YES
NO
ID: 041 FOAM ST & IRVING AVE Corner: SW Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

YES
NO
YES
2 45.5
NO
4 0

0.6 YES

7.8 YES
NO
YES
NO
JENSEN HUGHES 1JKI00089 - Page R-65

APPENDIX E
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3412, Packet Page 3617 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT: INTERSECTIONS November 27, 2024

CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
Survey Street: FRANKLIN ST $1,561,000
ID: 307 FRANKLIN ST & ADAMS ST Corner: ESE Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

Pedestrian signals and walking signs
across Franklin.

YES
NO
YES
2 <48
NO
<5
<10
<2
YES
<2
YES
NO
YES
NO
ID: 306 FRANKLIN ST & ADAMS ST Corner: NE Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Replace APS Button.

Remount APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.
> 5' from crosswalk.

Pedestrian signals and walking signs
across Franklin.

YES
NO
YES
2 40
NO
<5
<10
<2
YES
<2
YES
NO
YES
NO
JENSEN HUGHES 1JKI00089 - Page R-66

APPENDIX E
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3413, Packet Page 3618 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT: INTERSECTIONS November 27, 2024

CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
ID: 147 FRANKLIN ST & CALLE PRINCIPAL Corner: NE Control: Countdown Pedestrian Signal Proposed Solution:

Verify & Provide Audible Indicator.

No push button provided. Signal on
timer.

YES
NO
ID: 148 FRANKLIN ST & CALLE PRINCIPAL Corner: NW Control: Countdown Pedestrian Signal Proposed Solution:

Verify & Provide Audible Indicator.

No push button provided. Signal on
timer.

YES
NO
JENSEN HUGHES 1JKI00089 - Page R-67

APPENDIX E
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3414, Packet Page 3619 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT: INTERSECTIONS November 27, 2024

CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
ID: 150 FRANKLIN ST & CALLE PRINCIPAL Corner: SE Control: Countdown Pedestrian Signal Proposed Solution:

Verify & Provide Audible Indicator.

No push button provided. Signal on
timer.

YES
NO
ID: 149 FRANKLIN ST & CALLE PRINCIPAL Corner: SW Control: Countdown Pedestrian Signal Proposed Solution:

Verify & Provide Audible Indicator.

No push button provided. Signal on
timer.

YES
NO
JENSEN HUGHES 1JKI00089 - Page R-68

APPENDIX E
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3415, Packet Page 3620 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT: INTERSECTIONS November 27, 2024

CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
ID: 182 FRANKLIN ST & FIGUEROA ST Corner: NE Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

YES
NO
NO

0.5 48
NO
1 0

4.3 YES

0.1 YES
NO
YES
NO
ID: 181 FRANKLIN ST & FIGUEROA ST Corner: NW Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

Clear floor space on curb ramp left
flare.

YES
NO
NO

0.5 46.5
NO
2 0

12.5 NO

1.5 NO
NO
YES
NO
JENSEN HUGHES 1JKI00089 - Page R-69

APPENDIX E
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3416, Packet Page 3621 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT: INTERSECTIONS November 27, 2024

CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
ID: 179 FRANKLIN ST & FIGUEROA ST Corner: SE Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

Clear floor space on ramp.

YES
NO
NO

0.5 46
NO
1 0

11.3 NO

5.0 NO
NO
YES
NO
ID: 180 FRANKLIN ST & FIGUEROA ST Corner: SW Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

Clear floor space on curb ramp left
flare.

YES
NO
YES
2 45
NO
1 0

2.0 YES

1.6 YES
NO
YES
NO
JENSEN HUGHES 1JKI00089 - Page R-70

APPENDIX E
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3417, Packet Page 3622 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT: INTERSECTIONS November 27, 2024

CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
ID: 096 FRANKLIN ST & MONROE ST Corner: ENE Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

YES
NO
YES
2 42
NO
1 0

6.2 YES

2.7 YES
NO
YES
NO
ID: 097 FRANKLIN ST & MONROE ST Corner: ESE Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

No side approach, 20" only. Clear
floor on curb ramp left flare.

YES
NO
YES
2 42
NO
1 0

4.8 NO

8.9 YES
NO
YES
NO
JENSEN HUGHES 1JKI00089 - Page R-71

APPENDIX E
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3418, Packet Page 3623 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT: INTERSECTIONS November 27, 2024

CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
ID: 095 FRANKLIN ST & MONROE ST Corner: NNE Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Estimated Cost: $45500
CW Signalized Ph 1 - 2018
2018
Closed
Accessible Path (Y/N)
Clear Flr Space (Y/N) Clear Flr
Slope (%)
Clear Flr X Slope (%)
Button Ht 42"-48" (in)
Button Reach Depth (in)
Closed Fist Operation (Y/N)
Button Diameter (in)
Directional Information (Y/N)
Button Tactile Arrow (Y/N)
Button Contrast (Y/N)
Button Pressure (lbs)
Audible Walk Indicator (Y/N)
Button Locator Tone (Y/N)
Contrasting Color Bands (Y/N)
Additional Items/Notes:

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

YES
NO
YES
2 42
NO
1 0

1.7 YES

0.1 YES
NO
YES
NO
ID: 093 FRANKLIN ST & MONROE ST Corner: NNW Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

YES
NO
YES
2 42
NO
1 0

0.5 YES

5.4 YES
NO
YES
NO
JENSEN HUGHES 1JKI00089 - Page R-72

APPENDIX E
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3419, Packet Page 3624 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT: INTERSECTIONS November 27, 2024

CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
ID: 098 FRANKLIN ST & MONROE ST Corner: SSW Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

YES
NO
YES
2 42
NO
1 0

3.8 YES

1.2 YES
NO
YES
NO
ID: 094 FRANKLIN ST & MONROE ST Corner: WNW Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

YES
NO
YES
2 42.25
NO
1 0

6.3 YES

1.6 YES
NO
YES
NO
JENSEN HUGHES 1JKI00089 - Page R-73

APPENDIX E
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3420, Packet Page 3625 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT: INTERSECTIONS November 27, 2024

CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
ID: 099 FRANKLIN ST & MONROE ST Corner: WSW Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

YES
NO
YES
2 42
NO
1 0

9.3 YES

0.8 YES
NO
YES
NO
ID: 140 FRANKLIN ST & PACIFIC ST Corner: ENE Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

Not greater than 10' apart.

Clear floor space on curb ramp right
flare.

YES
NO
YES
2 42
NO
4 0

5.9 NO

1.8 YES
NO
YES
NO
JENSEN HUGHES 1JKI00089 - Page R-74

APPENDIX E
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3421, Packet Page 3626 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT: INTERSECTIONS November 27, 2024

CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
ID: 143 FRANKLIN ST & PACIFIC ST Corner: ESE Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

Clear floor space on ramp.

YES
NO
YES
2 42.25
NO
1 0

0.9 NO

7.9 YES
NO
YES
NO
ID: 141 FRANKLIN ST & PACIFIC ST Corner: NNE Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

Not greater than 10' apart.

YES
NO
NO
2 42
NO
1 0

3.1 YES

4.6 YES
NO
YES
NO
JENSEN HUGHES 1JKI00089 - Page R-75

APPENDIX E
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3422, Packet Page 3627 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT: INTERSECTIONS November 27, 2024

CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
ID: 138 FRANKLIN ST & PACIFIC ST Corner: NNW Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

Clear floor space on curb rampt right
flare.

YES
NO
NO
2 42
NO
1 0

3.5 NO

3.7 YES
NO
YES
NO
ID: 142 FRANKLIN ST & PACIFIC ST Corner: SSE Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

Clear floor space on curb ramp left
flare.

YES
NO
NO
2 42.5
NO
1 0

9.9 NO

0.5 YES
NO
YES
NO
JENSEN HUGHES 1JKI00089 - Page R-76

APPENDIX E
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3423, Packet Page 3628 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT: INTERSECTIONS November 27, 2024

CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
ID: 145 FRANKLIN ST & PACIFIC ST Corner: SSW-S Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

Not greater than 10' apart.

Clear floor space on left parallel
ramp.

YES
NO
YES
2 42
NO
4 0

6.5 NO

0.1 YES
NO
YES
NO
ID: 146 FRANKLIN ST & PACIFIC ST Corner: SSW-W Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

Not greater than 10' apart.

YES
NO
NO
2 42
NO
1 0

1.2 YES

2.9 YES
NO
YES
NO
JENSEN HUGHES 1JKI00089 - Page R-77

APPENDIX E
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3424, Packet Page 3629 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT: INTERSECTIONS November 27, 2024

CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
ID: 139 FRANKLIN ST & PACIFIC ST Corner: WNW Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

YES
NO
NO
2 42
NO
1 0

6.7 YES

3.6 YES
NO
YES
NO
ID: 144 FRANKLIN ST & PACIFIC ST Corner: WSW Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

YES
NO
NO
2 42
NO
1 0

10.8 YES

1.6 YES
NO
YES
NO
JENSEN HUGHES 1JKI00089 - Page R-78

APPENDIX E
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3425, Packet Page 3630 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT: INTERSECTIONS November 27, 2024

CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
ID: 101 FRANKLIN ST & VAN BUREN ST Corner: NE Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Estimated Cost: $45500
Unknown Project
TBD
Open
Accessible Path (Y/N)
Clear Flr Space (Y/N) Clear Flr
Slope (%)
Clear Flr X Slope (%)
Button Ht 42"-48" (in)
Button Reach Depth (in)
Closed Fist Operation (Y/N)
Button Diameter (in)
Directional Information (Y/N)
Button Tactile Arrow (Y/N)
Button Contrast (Y/N)
Button Pressure (lbs)
Audible Walk Indicator (Y/N)
Button Locator Tone (Y/N)
Contrasting Color Bands (Y/N)
YES Additional Items/Notes:

NO
YES
2 45.5
NO
2 0

0.5 YES

0.4 YES
NO
YES
YES
ID: 100 FRANKLIN ST & VAN BUREN ST Corner: NW Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Estimated Cost: $59500
Unknown Project
TBD
Open
Accessible Path (Y/N)
Clear Flr Space (Y/N) Clear Flr
Slope (%)
Clear Flr X Slope (%)
Button Ht 42"-48" (in)
Button Reach Depth (in)
Closed Fist Operation (Y/N)
Button Diameter (in)
Directional Information (Y/N)
Button Tactile Arrow (Y/N)
Button Contrast (Y/N)
Button Pressure (lbs)
Audible Walk Indicator (Y/N)
Button Locator Tone (Y/N)
Contrasting Color Bands (Y/N)
Additional Items/Notes:

Clear floor located on ramp.

YES
NO
YES
2 45
NO
2 0

10.4 NO

0.3 YES
NO
YES
YES
JENSEN HUGHES 1JKI00089 - Page R-79

APPENDIX E
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3426, Packet Page 3631 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT: INTERSECTIONS November 27, 2024

CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
ID: 102 FRANKLIN ST & VAN BUREN ST Corner: SE Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

NO
YES
2 40
NO
2 0

1.1 YES

3.2 YES
NO
YES
YES
ID: 103 FRANKLIN ST & VAN BUREN ST Corner: SW Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Side approach may be running slope
issue. Clear floor space on curb
ramp left flare.

YES
NO
YES
2 46
NO
2 0

2.5 YES

7.5 YES
NO
YES
YES
JENSEN HUGHES 1JKI00089 - Page R-80

APPENDIX E
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3427, Packet Page 3632 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT: INTERSECTIONS November 27, 2024

CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
Survey Street: FREMONT ST $1,118,250
ID: 315 FREMONT ST & AIRPORT & DE LAVINA Corner: E-ISLAND Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Remount APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

YES
YES
2 40
YES
<5
12 <2
YES
<2
YES
NO
YES
YES
ID: 316 FREMONT ST & AIRPORT & DE LAVINA Corner: ENE Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Provide Contrasting Bands.

YES
YES
2 <48
YES
<5
<10
<2
YES
<2
YES
NO
YES
YES
JENSEN HUGHES 1JKI00089 - Page R-81

APPENDIX E
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3428, Packet Page 3633 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT: INTERSECTIONS November 27, 2024

CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
ID: 314 FREMONT ST & AIRPORT & DE LAVINA Corner: ESE Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Provide Contrasting Bands.

YES
YES
2 <48
YES
<5
<10
<2
YES
<2
YES
NO
YES
YES
ID: 317 FREMONT ST & AIRPORT & DE LAVINA Corner: NNE Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify Existing APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Volume low, repair APS
YES
NO
YES
2 <48
YES
<5
<10
<2
YES
<2
YES
NO
YES
YES
JENSEN HUGHES 1JKI00089 - Page R-82

APPENDIX E
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3429, Packet Page 3634 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT: INTERSECTIONS November 27, 2024

CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
ID: 308 FREMONT ST & AIRPORT & DE LAVINA Corner: NNW Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Provide Contrasting Bands.

YES
YES
2 <48
YES
<5
<10
<2
YES
<2
YES
NO
YES
YES
ID: 313 FREMONT ST & AIRPORT & DE LAVINA Corner: SSE Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Provide Contrasting Bands.

YES
YES
2 <48
YES
<5
<10
<2
YES
<2
YES
NO
YES
YES
JENSEN HUGHES 1JKI00089 - Page R-83

APPENDIX E
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3430, Packet Page 3635 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT: INTERSECTIONS November 27, 2024

CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
ID: 312 FREMONT ST & AIRPORT & DE LAVINA Corner: SSW Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify Existing APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Volume very low not working.

YES
NO
YES
2 <48
YES
<5
<10
<2
YES
<2
YES
NO
YES
YES
ID: 310 FREMONT ST & AIRPORT & DE LAVINA Corner: W-ISLAND Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Remount APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Not 1.5' to 6' from curb.

YES
YES
YES
2 39
YES
<5
16 <2
YES
<2
YES
NO
YES
YES
JENSEN HUGHES 1JKI00089 - Page R-84

APPENDIX E
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3431, Packet Page 3636 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT: INTERSECTIONS November 27, 2024

CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
ID: 309 FREMONT ST & AIRPORT & DE LAVINA Corner: WNW Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Repair Post
Estimated Cost: $3500
Unknown Project
TBD
Open
Accessible Path (Y/N)
Clear Flr Space (Y/N) Clear Flr
Slope (%)
Clear Flr X Slope (%)
Button Ht 42"-48" (in)
Button Reach Depth (in)
Closed Fist Operation (Y/N)
Button Diameter (in)
Directional Information (Y/N)
Button Tactile Arrow (Y/N)
Button Contrast (Y/N)
Button Pressure (lbs)
Audible Walk Indicator (Y/N)
Button Locator Tone (Y/N)
Contrasting Color Bands (Y/N)
Additional Items/Notes:

Post is loose.

YES
YES
YES
2 <48
YES
<5
<10
<2
YES
<2
YES
NO
YES
YES
ID: 311 FREMONT ST & AIRPORT & DE LAVINA Corner: WSW Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Remount APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

YES
YES
2 40
YES
<5
<10
<2
YES
<2
YES
NO
YES
YES
JENSEN HUGHES 1JKI00089 - Page R-85

APPENDIX E
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3432, Packet Page 3637 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT: INTERSECTIONS November 27, 2024

CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
ID: 288 FREMONT ST & AIRPORT RD Corner: E-ISLAND Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Relocate APS Unit & Post.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Estimated Cost: $133000
Unknown Project - Closed
2023
Closed
Accessible Path (Y/N)
Clear Flr Space (Y/N) Clear Flr
Slope (%)
Clear Flr X Slope (%)
Button Ht 42"-48" (in)
Button Reach Depth (in)
Closed Fist Operation (Y/N)
Button Diameter (in)
Directional Information (Y/N)
Button Tactile Arrow (Y/N)
Button Contrast (Y/N)
Button Pressure (lbs)
Audible Walk Indicator (Y/N)
Button Locator Tone (Y/N)
Contrasting Color Bands (Y/N)
Additional Items/Notes:

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

NO
NO
YES
3 45
NO
5 83

1.4 NO

0.8 YES
NO
YES
NO
ID: 289 FREMONT ST & AIRPORT RD Corner: ESE Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Estimated Cost: $45500
Unknown Project - Closed
2023
Closed
Accessible Path (Y/N)
Clear Flr Space (Y/N) Clear Flr
Slope (%)
Clear Flr X Slope (%)
Button Ht 42"-48" (in)
Button Reach Depth (in)
Closed Fist Operation (Y/N)
Button Diameter (in)
Directional Information (Y/N)
Button Tactile Arrow (Y/N)
Button Contrast (Y/N)
Button Pressure (lbs)
Audible Walk Indicator (Y/N)
Button Locator Tone (Y/N)
Contrasting Color Bands (Y/N)
Additional Items/Notes:

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

Not greater than 10' apart.

YES
NO
NO

0.5 47
NO
9 0

1.7 YES

1.6 NO
NO
YES
NO
JENSEN HUGHES 1JKI00089 - Page R-86

APPENDIX E
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3433, Packet Page 3638 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT: INTERSECTIONS November 27, 2024

CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
ID: 287 FREMONT ST & AIRPORT RD Corner: NE Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Estimated Cost: $59500
Unknown Project - Closed
2023
Closed
Accessible Path (Y/N)
Clear Flr Space (Y/N) Clear Flr
Slope (%)
Clear Flr X Slope (%)
Button Ht 42"-48" (in)
Button Reach Depth (in)
Closed Fist Operation (Y/N)
Button Diameter (in)
Directional Information (Y/N)
Button Tactile Arrow (Y/N)
Button Contrast (Y/N)
Button Pressure (lbs)
Audible Walk Indicator (Y/N)
Button Locator Tone (Y/N)
Contrasting Color Bands (Y/N)
Additional Items/Notes:

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

Clear floor space on curb ramp right
flare.

YES
NO
NO

0.5 46.5
NO
12 0

5.6 NO

8.3 NO
NO
YES
NO
ID: 171 FREMONT ST & AIRPORT RD Corner: NW Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

Clear floor space on curb ramp left
flare.

YES
NO
NO

0.5 1.4
NO
10 0

8.6 NO

4.6 NO
NO
YES
NO
JENSEN HUGHES 1JKI00089 - Page R-87

APPENDIX E
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3434, Packet Page 3639 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT: INTERSECTIONS November 27, 2024

CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
ID: 291 FREMONT ST & AIRPORT RD Corner: S Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

YES
NO
YES
3 46.5
NO
7 24

7.0 YES

0.1 YES
NO
YES
NO
ID: 290 FREMONT ST & AIRPORT RD Corner: SSE Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

Not greater than 10' apart.

YES
NO
NO

0.5 46.5
NO
10 0

4.5 YES

0.2 NO
NO
YES
NO
JENSEN HUGHES 1JKI00089 - Page R-88

APPENDIX E
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3435, Packet Page 3640 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT: INTERSECTIONS November 27, 2024

CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
ID: 168 FREMONT ST & AIRPORT RD Corner: SSW Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

Not greater than 10' apart.

YES
NO
NO

0.5 47
NO
10 0

1.6 YES

6.6 NO
NO
YES
NO
ID: 170 FREMONT ST & AIRPORT RD Corner: W-ISLAND Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Relocate APS Unit & Post.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

NO
NO
YES
3 91
NO
3 50

1.0 NO

1.0 YES
NO
YES
NO
JENSEN HUGHES 1JKI00089 - Page R-89

APPENDIX E
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3436, Packet Page 3641 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT: INTERSECTIONS November 27, 2024

CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
ID: 169 FREMONT ST & AIRPORT RD Corner: WSW Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

Not greater than 10' apart.

Clear floor space on curb ramp right
flare
YES
NO
NO

0.5 46
NO
10 0

10.3 NO

6.5 NO
NO
YES
NO
ID: 292 FREMONT ST & CASANOVA AVE Corner: NE Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

YES
YES
3 47
YES
1 0

1.6 YES

3.8 YES
NO
YES
YES
JENSEN HUGHES 1JKI00089 - Page R-90

APPENDIX E
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3437, Packet Page 3642 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT: INTERSECTIONS November 27, 2024

CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
ID: 295 FREMONT ST & CASANOVA AVE Corner: NW Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

YES
YES
3 45.5
YES
1 0

4.1 YES

4.3 YES
NO
YES
YES
ID: 293 FREMONT ST & CASANOVA AVE Corner: SE Island Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

YES
YES
3 45
YES
1 0

0.7 YES

6.2 YES
NO
YES
YES
JENSEN HUGHES 1JKI00089 - Page R-91

APPENDIX E
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3438, Packet Page 3643 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT: INTERSECTIONS November 27, 2024

CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
ID: 294 FREMONT ST & CASANOVA AVE Corner: SW Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Clear floor space on curb ramp right
flare.

YES
YES
YES
3 45
YES
1 0

2.8 NO

3.3 YES
NO
YES
YES
ID: 166 FREMONT ST & RAMONA AVE Corner: NE Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

Clear floor space on curb ramp right
flare.

YES
NO
NO

0.5 45
NO
7 0

8.4 NO

4.0 NO
NO
YES
NO
JENSEN HUGHES 1JKI00089 - Page R-92

APPENDIX E
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3439, Packet Page 3644 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT: INTERSECTIONS November 27, 2024

CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
ID: 167 FREMONT ST & RAMONA AVE Corner: NW Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

YES
NO
NO

0.5 43
NO
10 0

1.3 YES

0.1 NO
NO
YES
NO
ID: 165 FREMONT ST & RAMONA AVE Corner: SE-ISLAND Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Relocate APS Unit & Post.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

NO
NO
YES
3 55
NO
6 55

0.1 NO

1.0 YES
NO
YES
NO
JENSEN HUGHES 1JKI00089 - Page R-93

APPENDIX E
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3440, Packet Page 3645 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT: INTERSECTIONS November 27, 2024

CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
ID: 164 FREMONT ST & RAMONA AVE Corner: SW Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

YES
NO
NO

0.5 46.5
NO
10 0

0.2 YES

3.2 NO
NO
YES
NO
JENSEN HUGHES 1JKI00089 - Page R-94

APPENDIX E
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3441, Packet Page 3646 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT: INTERSECTIONS November 27, 2024

CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
Survey Street: HAWTHORNE ST $549,500
ID: 023 HAWTHORNE ST & DAVID AVE Corner: ENE Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

Not greater than 10' apart.

YES
NO
YES

0.5 47.25
NO
2 0

6.4 YES

1.4 NO
NO
YES
NO
ID: 022 HAWTHORNE ST & DAVID AVE Corner: ESE Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

Not greater than 10' apart.

No side approach, clear floor on left
flare 24".

YES
NO
YES
2 40
NO
1 0

12.9 NO

1.0 YES
NO
YES
NO
JENSEN HUGHES 1JKI00089 - Page R-95

APPENDIX E
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3442, Packet Page 3647 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT: INTERSECTIONS November 27, 2024

CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
ID: 024 HAWTHORNE ST & DAVID AVE Corner: NNE Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

Not greater than 10' apart.

YES
NO
NO

0.5 46.75
NO
1 0

0.9 YES

5.0 NO
NO
YES
NO
ID: 017 HAWTHORNE ST & DAVID AVE Corner: NNW Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Relocate APS Unit & Post.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

Not greater than 10' apart.

No side approach, cross slope 5.0%,
on right flare
YES
NO
YES
2 45.5
NO
4 0

5.1 YES

5.0 YES
NO
YES
NO
JENSEN HUGHES 1JKI00089 - Page R-96

APPENDIX E
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3443, Packet Page 3648 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT: INTERSECTIONS November 27, 2024

CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
ID: 021 HAWTHORNE ST & DAVID AVE Corner: SSE Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

Not greater than 10' apart.

YES
NO
YES
2 39.75
NO
1 0

1.6 YES

2.6 YES
NO
YES
NO
ID: 020 HAWTHORNE ST & DAVID AVE Corner: SSW Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

Not greater than 10' apart.

YES
NO
NO

0.5 46.5
NO
1 0

3.3 YES

6.1 NO
NO
YES
NO
JENSEN HUGHES 1JKI00089 - Page R-97

APPENDIX E
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3444, Packet Page 3649 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT: INTERSECTIONS November 27, 2024

CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
ID: 018 HAWTHORNE ST & DAVID AVE Corner: WNW Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

Not greater than 10' apart.

Side approach ok, x slope 4.4%
YES
NO
YES

0.5 46.5
NO
2 0

4.4 YES

1.7 NO
NO
YES
NO
ID: 019 HAWTHORNE ST & DAVID AVE Corner: WSW Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

Not greater than 10' apart.

Sidewalk 28" due to signal post, side
approach ok but x slope 2.6%
YES
NO
YES

0.5 46
NO
1 0

2.6 YES

0.8 NO
NO
YES
NO
JENSEN HUGHES 1JKI00089 - Page R-98

APPENDIX E
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3445, Packet Page 3650 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT: INTERSECTIONS November 27, 2024

CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
Survey Street: HOFFMAN AVE $448,000
ID: 057 HOFFMAN AVE & FOAM ST Corner: NE Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.
side approach may be cross slope
issue.

YES
NO
NO
2 46
NO
4 0

0.1 YES

5.5 YES
NO
YES
NO
ID: 056 HOFFMAN AVE & FOAM ST Corner: NW Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Estimated Cost: $45500
CW Signals Ph 4
2029
Open
Accessible Path (Y/N)
Clear Flr Space (Y/N) Clear Flr
Slope (%)
Clear Flr X Slope (%)
Button Ht 42"-48" (in)
Button Reach Depth (in)
Closed Fist Operation (Y/N)
Button Diameter (in)
Directional Information (Y/N)
Button Tactile Arrow (Y/N)
Button Contrast (Y/N)
Button Pressure (lbs)
Audible Walk Indicator (Y/N)
Button Locator Tone (Y/N)
Contrasting Color Bands (Y/N)
Additional Items/Notes:

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

YES
NO
YES
2 47
NO
5 0

0.6 YES

2.0 YES
NO
YES
NO
JENSEN HUGHES 1JKI00089 - Page R-99

APPENDIX E
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3446, Packet Page 3651 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT: INTERSECTIONS November 27, 2024

CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
ID: 055 HOFFMAN AVE & FOAM ST Corner: SE Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

YES
NO
YES
2 47.5
NO
1 0

2.3 YES

6.9 YES
NO
YES
NO
ID: 058 HOFFMAN AVE & FOAM ST Corner: SW Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

YES
NO
YES
2 45
NO
5 0

1.0 YES

3.9 YES
NO
YES
NO
JENSEN HUGHES 1JKI00089 - Page R-100

APPENDIX E
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3447, Packet Page 3652 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT: INTERSECTIONS November 27, 2024

CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
ID: 060 HOFFMAN AVE & LIGHTHOUSE AVE Corner: NE Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

YES
NO
YES
2 46.5
NO
5 0

0.6 YES

2.0 YES
NO
YES
NO
ID: 061 HOFFMAN AVE & LIGHTHOUSE AVE Corner: NW Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

YES
NO
YES
2 46
NO
5 0

0.3 YES

3.9 YES
NO
YES
NO
JENSEN HUGHES 1JKI00089 - Page R-101

APPENDIX E
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3448, Packet Page 3653 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT: INTERSECTIONS November 27, 2024

CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
ID: 059 HOFFMAN AVE & LIGHTHOUSE AVE Corner: SE Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

Side approach may be running slope
issue.

YES
NO
YES
2 45
NO
5 0

0.2 YES

2.2 YES
NO
YES
NO
ID: 062 HOFFMAN AVE & LIGHTHOUSE AVE Corner: SW Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

YES
NO
YES

0.5 45.5
NO
2 0

0.9 YES

2.8 NO
NO
YES
NO
JENSEN HUGHES 1JKI00089 - Page R-102

APPENDIX E
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3449, Packet Page 3654 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT: INTERSECTIONS November 27, 2024

CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
Survey Street: JEFFERSON ST $476,000
ID: 158 JEFFERSON ST & PACIFIC ST Corner: ENE Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

Clear floor space on ramp.

YES
NO
YES
2 35.75
NO
3 0

5.2 NO

5.4 YES
NO
YES
NO
ID: 160 JEFFERSON ST & PACIFIC ST Corner: ESE Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Replace APS Button.

Remount APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

Clear floor space on left parallel
ramp.

YES
NO
YES
2 35.75
NO
3 0

0.3 YES

0.4 YES
NO
YES
NO
JENSEN HUGHES 1JKI00089 - Page R-103

APPENDIX E
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3450, Packet Page 3655 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT: INTERSECTIONS November 27, 2024

CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
ID: 157 JEFFERSON ST & PACIFIC ST Corner: NNE Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

Clear floor space on curb ramp left
flare.

YES
NO
YES
2 36
NO
3 0

8.6 NO

1.4 YES
NO
YES
NO
ID: 155 JEFFERSON ST & PACIFIC ST Corner: NNW Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

Clear floor space on curb ramp right
flare.

YES
NO
YES
2 35.75
NO
3 0

6.1 NO

4.2 YES
NO
YES
NO
JENSEN HUGHES 1JKI00089 - Page R-104

APPENDIX E
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3451, Packet Page 3656 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT: INTERSECTIONS November 27, 2024

CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
ID: 159 JEFFERSON ST & PACIFIC ST Corner: SSE Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

Clear floor space on right parallel
ramp.

YES
NO
YES
2 35.75
NO
4 0

6.9 NO

4.7 YES
NO
YES
NO
ID: 162 JEFFERSON ST & PACIFIC ST Corner: SSW Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

Clear floor space on curb ramp left
flare.

YES
NO
YES
2 36
NO
4 0

6.4 NO

5.8 YES
NO
YES
NO
JENSEN HUGHES 1JKI00089 - Page R-105

APPENDIX E
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3452, Packet Page 3657 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT: INTERSECTIONS November 27, 2024

CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
ID: 156 JEFFERSON ST & PACIFIC ST Corner: WNW Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

Clear floor space on curb ramp left
flare.

YES
NO
YES
2 36
NO
3 0

12.3 NO

4.7 YES
NO
YES
NO
ID: 161 JEFFERSON ST & PACIFIC ST Corner: WSW Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

Clear floor space on curb ramp right
flare. No side approach, 26".

YES
NO
YES
2 36
NO
3 0

7.1 NO

3.5 YES
NO
YES
NO
JENSEN HUGHES 1JKI00089 - Page R-106

APPENDIX E
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3453, Packet Page 3658 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT: INTERSECTIONS November 27, 2024

CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
Survey Street: LIGHTHOUSE AVE $973,000
ID: 079 LIGHTHOUSE AVE & DICKMAN AVE Corner: NE Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

No side approach, 20" only. clear
floor on curb ramp left flare.

YES
NO
YES
2 43.5
NO
2 0

11.3 NO

0.9 YES
NO
YES
NO
ID: 078 LIGHTHOUSE AVE & DICKMAN AVE Corner: NW Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

YES
NO
NO
2 45.5
NO
5 0

0.5 YES

1.8 YES
NO
YES
NO
JENSEN HUGHES 1JKI00089 - Page R-107

APPENDIX E
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3454, Packet Page 3659 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT: INTERSECTIONS November 27, 2024

CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
ID: 080 LIGHTHOUSE AVE & DICKMAN AVE Corner: SE Control: Countdown Pedestrian Signal Proposed Solution:

Verify & Provide Audible Indicator.

Estimated Cost: $17500
CW Signals Ph 5
2029
Open
Accessible Path (Y/N)
Clear Flr Space (Y/N) Clear Flr
Slope (%)
Clear Flr X Slope (%)
Button Ht 42"-48" (in)
Button Reach Depth (in)
Closed Fist Operation (Y/N)
Button Diameter (in)
Directional Information (Y/N)
Button Tactile Arrow (Y/N)
Button Contrast (Y/N)
Button Pressure (lbs)
Audible Walk Indicator (Y/N)
Button Locator Tone (Y/N)
Contrasting Color Bands (Y/N)
Additional Items/Notes:

No push button provided. Signal on
timer.

YES
NO
ID: 077 LIGHTHOUSE AVE & DICKMAN AVE Corner: SW Control: Countdown Pedestrian Signal Proposed Solution:

Verify & Provide Audible Indicator.

No push button provided. Signal on
timer.

YES
NO
JENSEN HUGHES 1JKI00089 - Page R-108

APPENDIX E
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3455, Packet Page 3660 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT: INTERSECTIONS November 27, 2024

CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
ID: 039 LIGHTHOUSE AVE & IRVING AVE Corner: NE Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

Clear floor space on curb ramp left
flare.

YES
NO
YES
2 45.5
NO
4 0

4.8 YES

4.9 YES
NO
YES
NO
ID: 038 LIGHTHOUSE AVE & IRVING AVE Corner: NW Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

YES
NO
YES
2 45.5
NO
1 0

3.7 YES

2.6 YES
NO
YES
NO
JENSEN HUGHES 1JKI00089 - Page R-109

APPENDIX E
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3456, Packet Page 3661 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT: INTERSECTIONS November 27, 2024

CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
ID: 040 LIGHTHOUSE AVE & IRVING AVE Corner: SE Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

Clear floor space on curb ramp right
flare.

YES
NO
YES
2 45.5
NO
1 0

1.0 YES

3.2 YES
NO
YES
NO
ID: 037 LIGHTHOUSE AVE & IRVING AVE Corner: SW Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

YES
NO
YES
2 45.5
NO
1 0

0.6 YES

2.6 YES
NO
YES
NO
JENSEN HUGHES 1JKI00089 - Page R-110

APPENDIX E
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3457, Packet Page 3662 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT: INTERSECTIONS November 27, 2024

CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
ID: 052 LIGHTHOUSE AVE & McCLELLAN AVE Corner: ENE-E Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

Not greater than 10' apart.

YES
NO
YES
2 39.25
NO
4 0

0.3 YES

2.5 YES
NO
YES
NO
ID: 050 LIGHTHOUSE AVE & McCLELLAN AVE Corner: ENE-N Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

Not greater than 10' apart.

No side approach, 16" only.

YES
NO
YES
2 39.25
NO
2 0

5.5 NO

3.4 YES
NO
YES
NO
JENSEN HUGHES 1JKI00089 - Page R-111

APPENDIX E
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3458, Packet Page 3663 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT: INTERSECTIONS November 27, 2024

CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
ID: 054 LIGHTHOUSE AVE & McCLELLAN AVE Corner: ESE Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

Not greater than 10' apart.

YES
NO
YES
2 39.25
NO
4 0

2.3 YES

4.9 YES
NO
YES
NO
ID: 051 LIGHTHOUSE AVE & McCLELLAN AVE Corner: NNE Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

YES
NO
YES
2 39.5
NO
4 0

0.2 YES

4.6 YES
NO
YES
NO
JENSEN HUGHES 1JKI00089 - Page R-112

APPENDIX E
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3459, Packet Page 3664 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT: INTERSECTIONS November 27, 2024

CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
ID: 048 LIGHTHOUSE AVE & McCLELLAN AVE Corner: NNW Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

Not greater than 10' apart.

YES
NO
YES
2 39.5
NO
4 0

1.4 YES

5.3 YES
NO
YES
NO
ID: 053 LIGHTHOUSE AVE & McCLELLAN AVE Corner: SSE Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

Not greater than 10' apart.

YES
NO
YES
2 39
NO
4 0

2.5 YES

7.6 YES
NO
YES
NO
JENSEN HUGHES 1JKI00089 - Page R-113

APPENDIX E
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3460, Packet Page 3665 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT: INTERSECTIONS November 27, 2024

CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
ID: 045 LIGHTHOUSE AVE & McCLELLAN AVE Corner: SSW Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

No side approach, 22" only. clear
floor on left flare.

YES
NO
YES
2 39.5
NO
4 0

10.7 NO

0.3 YES
NO
YES
NO
ID: 049 LIGHTHOUSE AVE & McCLELLAN AVE Corner: WNW Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

Not greater than 10' apart.
no side approach, 21" only. clr flr on
left flare.

YES
NO
YES
2 39.5
NO
5 0
14 NO

0.6 YES
NO
YES
NO
JENSEN HUGHES 1JKI00089 - Page R-114

APPENDIX E
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3461, Packet Page 3666 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT: INTERSECTIONS November 27, 2024

CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
ID: 047 LIGHTHOUSE AVE & McCLELLAN AVE Corner: WSW-S Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

Not greater than 10' apart.

YES
NO
YES
2 39.5
NO
4 0

0.7 YES

4.3 YES
NO
YES
NO
ID: 046 LIGHTHOUSE AVE & McCLELLAN AVE Corner: WSW-W Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

Not greater than 10' apart.

YES
NO
YES
2 39.5
NO
4 0

5.2 YES

0.1 YES
NO
YES
NO
JENSEN HUGHES 1JKI00089 - Page R-115

APPENDIX E
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3462, Packet Page 3667 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT: INTERSECTIONS November 27, 2024

CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
Survey Street: MADISON ST $476,000
ID: 137 MADISON ST & PACIFIC ST Corner: ENE Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

Not greater than 10' apart.

Clear floor space on left parallel
ramp.

YES
NO
YES
2 35.5
NO
3 0

0.1 NO

5.8 YES
NO
YES
NO
ID: 135 MADISON ST & PACIFIC ST Corner: ESE Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

Clear floor space on curb ramp left
flare.

YES
NO
YES
2 36
NO
3 0

3.7 NO

7.8 YES
NO
YES
NO
JENSEN HUGHES 1JKI00089 - Page R-116

APPENDIX E
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3463, Packet Page 3668 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT: INTERSECTIONS November 27, 2024

CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
ID: 136 MADISON ST & PACIFIC ST Corner: NNE Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

Not greater than 10' apart.

Clear floor space on left parallel
ramp.

YES
NO
YES
2 36
NO
3 0

8.7 NO

3.0 YES
NO
YES
NO
ID: 130 MADISON ST & PACIFIC ST Corner: NNW Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

Not greater than 10' apart.

Clear floor space on left parallel
ramp.

YES
NO
YES
2 35.5
NO
3 0

5.1 YES

8.3 YES
NO
YES
NO
JENSEN HUGHES 1JKI00089 - Page R-117

APPENDIX E
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3464, Packet Page 3669 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT: INTERSECTIONS November 27, 2024

CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
ID: 134 MADISON ST & PACIFIC ST Corner: SSE Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

Clear floor space on curb ramp right
flare.

YES
NO
YES
2 36
NO
4 0

12.4 NO

2.3 YES
NO
YES
NO
ID: 133 MADISON ST & PACIFIC ST Corner: SSW Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

YES
NO
YES
2 36
NO
3 0

0.1 YES

3.0 YES
NO
YES
NO
JENSEN HUGHES 1JKI00089 - Page R-118

APPENDIX E
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3465, Packet Page 3670 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT: INTERSECTIONS November 27, 2024

CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
ID: 131 MADISON ST & PACIFIC ST Corner: WNW Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

Not greater than 10' apart.

Clear floor space on left parallel
ramp.

YES
NO
YES
2 36
NO
3 0

9.1 YES

1.4 YES
NO
YES
NO
ID: 132 MADISON ST & PACIFIC ST Corner: WSW Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

Not greater than 10' apart.

Clear floor space on curb ramp right
flare, no side approach 12".

YES
NO
YES
2 35.75
NO
3 0

10.6 NO

0.6 YES
NO
YES
NO
JENSEN HUGHES 1JKI00089 - Page R-119

APPENDIX E
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3466, Packet Page 3671 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT: INTERSECTIONS November 27, 2024

CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
Survey Street: MARTIN ST $119,000
ID: 245 MARTIN ST & PACIFIC ST Corner: NW Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

YES
NO
YES
2 36
NO
5 0

2.4 YES

2.6 YES
NO
YES
NO
ID: 246 MARTIN ST & PACIFIC ST Corner: SW Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

YES
NO
YES
2 36
NO
5 0

1.1 YES

3.5 YES
NO
YES
NO
JENSEN HUGHES 1JKI00089 - Page R-120

APPENDIX E
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3467, Packet Page 3672 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT: INTERSECTIONS November 27, 2024

CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
Survey Street: MUNRAS AVE $70,000
ID: 172 MUNRAS AVE & WEBSTER ST Corner: NE Control: Countdown Pedestrian Signal Proposed Solution:

Verify & Provide Audible Indicator.

No push button provided. Signal on
timer.

YES
NO
ID: 163 MUNRAS AVE & WEBSTER ST Corner: NW Control: Countdown Pedestrian Signal Proposed Solution:

Verify & Provide Audible Indicator.

No push button provided. Signal on
timer.

YES
NO
JENSEN HUGHES 1JKI00089 - Page R-121

APPENDIX E
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3468, Packet Page 3673 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT: INTERSECTIONS November 27, 2024

CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
ID: 173 MUNRAS AVE & WEBSTER ST Corner: SE Control: Countdown Pedestrian Signal Proposed Solution:

Verify & Provide Audible Indicator.

No push button provided. Signal on
timer.

YES
NO
ID: 174 MUNRAS AVE & WEBSTER ST Corner: SW Control: Countdown Pedestrian Signal Proposed Solution:

Verify & Provide Audible Indicator.

No push button provided. Signal on
timer.

YES
NO
JENSEN HUGHES 1JKI00089 - Page R-122

APPENDIX E
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3469, Packet Page 3674 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT: INTERSECTIONS November 27, 2024

CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
Survey Street: PACIFIC ST $581,000
ID: 216 PACIFIC ST & DEL MONTE AVE Corner: ESE Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Estimated Cost: $59500
Del Monte Ave/Pacific ST
Intersection Imp - 2012
2012
Closed
Accessible Path (Y/N)
Clear Flr Space (Y/N) Clear Flr
Slope (%)
Clear Flr X Slope (%)
Button Ht 42"-48" (in)
Button Reach Depth (in)
Closed Fist Operation (Y/N)
Button Diameter (in)
Directional Information (Y/N)
Button Tactile Arrow (Y/N)
Button Contrast (Y/N)
Button Pressure (lbs)
Audible Walk Indicator (Y/N)
Button Locator Tone (Y/N)
Contrasting Color Bands (Y/N)
Additional Items/Notes:

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

Not greater than 10' apart.

YES
NO
YES

0.5 46
NO
2 0

13.3 YES

7.6 NO
NO
YES
NO
ID: 220 PACIFIC ST & DEL MONTE AVE Corner: NNW Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Estimated Cost: $45500
Del Monte Ave/Pacific ST
Intersection Imp - 2012
2012
Closed
Accessible Path (Y/N)
Clear Flr Space (Y/N) Clear Flr
Slope (%)
Clear Flr X Slope (%)
Button Ht 42"-48" (in)
Button Reach Depth (in)
Closed Fist Operation (Y/N)
Button Diameter (in)
Directional Information (Y/N)
Button Tactile Arrow (Y/N)
Button Contrast (Y/N)
Button Pressure (lbs)
Audible Walk Indicator (Y/N)
Button Locator Tone (Y/N)
Contrasting Color Bands (Y/N)
Additional Items/Notes:

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

Not greater than 10' apart.

YES
NO
YES

0.5 42.5
NO
2 0
0 YES
0 NO
NO
YES
NO
JENSEN HUGHES 1JKI00089 - Page R-123

APPENDIX E
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3470, Packet Page 3675 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT: INTERSECTIONS November 27, 2024

CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
ID: 215 PACIFIC ST & DEL MONTE AVE Corner: SSE Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

Not greater than 10' apart.

YES
NO
YES
2 46
NO
1 0

2.1 YES

8.6 YES
NO
YES
NO
ID: 217 PACIFIC ST & DEL MONTE AVE Corner: SSW Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

Not greater than 10' apart.

YES
NO
YES

0.5 42.5
NO
3 0

3.7 YES

5.4 NO
NO
YES
NO
JENSEN HUGHES 1JKI00089 - Page R-124

APPENDIX E
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3471, Packet Page 3676 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT: INTERSECTIONS November 27, 2024

CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
ID: 219 PACIFIC ST & DEL MONTE AVE Corner: WNW Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

Not greater than 10' apart.

YES
NO
YES

0.5 42.5
NO
3 0

7.5 YES

9.9 NO
NO
YES
NO
ID: 218 PACIFIC ST & DEL MONTE AVE Corner: WSW Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

Not greater than 10' apart.

YES
NO
YES

0.5 45
NO
2 0

1.4 YES

2.3 NO
NO
YES
NO
JENSEN HUGHES 1JKI00089 - Page R-125

APPENDIX E
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3472, Packet Page 3677 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT: INTERSECTIONS November 27, 2024

CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
ID: 224 PACIFIC ST & SCOTT ST Corner: NE Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

YES
NO
YES
2 40
NO
5 0

3.8 YES

3.4 YES
NO
YES
NO
ID: 223 PACIFIC ST & SCOTT ST Corner: NW Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

YES
NO
YES
2 44.5
NO
5 0

9.5 YES

10.4 YES
NO
YES
NO
JENSEN HUGHES 1JKI00089 - Page R-126

APPENDIX E
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3473, Packet Page 3678 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT: INTERSECTIONS November 27, 2024

CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
ID: 221 PACIFIC ST & SCOTT ST Corner: SE Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

YES
NO
YES
2 40
NO
3 0

9.4 YES

7.1 YES
NO
YES
NO
ID: 222 PACIFIC ST & SCOTT ST Corner: SW Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

YES
NO
NO

0.5 43.5
NO
7 0

5.1 YES

3.0 NO
NO
YES
NO
JENSEN HUGHES 1JKI00089 - Page R-127

APPENDIX E
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3474, Packet Page 3679 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT: INTERSECTIONS November 27, 2024

CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
Survey Street: PRESCOTT AVE $1,029,000
ID: 015 PRESCOTT AVE & FOAM ST Corner: NE Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Relocate APS Unit & Post.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

Clear floor space on curb ramp left
flare.

YES
NO
YES
2 46.5
NO
4 0

13.6 NO

3.5 YES
NO
YES
NO
ID: 014 PRESCOTT AVE & FOAM ST Corner: NW Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

YES
NO
YES
2 43.5
NO
4 0

0.7 YES

2.6 YES
NO
YES
NO
JENSEN HUGHES 1JKI00089 - Page R-128

APPENDIX E
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3475, Packet Page 3680 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT: INTERSECTIONS November 27, 2024

CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
ID: 016 PRESCOTT AVE & FOAM ST Corner: SE Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

YES
NO
YES

0.5 45.5
NO
1 0

2.8 YES

1.9 NO
NO
YES
NO
ID: 013 PRESCOTT AVE & FOAM ST Corner: SW Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

Clear floor space on curb ramp left
flare.

YES
NO
YES
2 44.5
NO
4 0

8.8 NO

2.0 YES
NO
YES
NO
JENSEN HUGHES 1JKI00089 - Page R-129

APPENDIX E
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3476, Packet Page 3681 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT: INTERSECTIONS November 27, 2024

CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
ID: 011 PRESCOTT AVE & LIGHTHOUSE AVE Corner: NE Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

YES
NO
YES

0.5 47.75
NO
1 0

3.0 YES

1.6 NO
NO
YES
NO
ID: 010 PRESCOTT AVE & LIGHTHOUSE AVE Corner: NW Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

No side approach, cross slope 9.2%,
on right flare
YES
NO
YES
2 41
NO
4 0

8.5 NO

3.5 YES
NO
YES
NO
JENSEN HUGHES 1JKI00089 - Page R-130

APPENDIX E
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3477, Packet Page 3682 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT: INTERSECTIONS November 27, 2024

CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
ID: 012 PRESCOTT AVE & LIGHTHOUSE AVE Corner: SE Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

YES
NO
YES
2 43
NO
1 0

4.3 YES

2.7 YES
NO
YES
NO
ID: 009 PRESCOTT AVE & LIGHTHOUSE AVE Corner: SW Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

No side approach, cross slope 3.6%,
on left flare
YES
NO
YES
2 46.5
NO
2 0

6.9 NO

3.3 YES
NO
YES
NO
JENSEN HUGHES 1JKI00089 - Page R-131

APPENDIX E
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3478, Packet Page 3683 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT: INTERSECTIONS November 27, 2024

CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
ID: 008 PRESCOTT AVE & TAYLOR ST Corner: ENE Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Connect to Accessible Route.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

Not greater than 10' apart.

No sidewalk or curb ramp.

NO
NO
YES
2 52
NO
2 80
0 NO
0 NO
NO
YES
NO
ID: 001 PRESCOTT AVE & TAYLOR ST Corner: ESE Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

Not greater than 10' apart.

Clear floor space on left flare.

YES
NO
YES

0.5 47
NO
2 0

6.0 YES

5.7 NO
NO
YES
NO
JENSEN HUGHES 1JKI00089 - Page R-132

APPENDIX E
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3479, Packet Page 3684 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT: INTERSECTIONS November 27, 2024

CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
ID: 007 PRESCOTT AVE & TAYLOR ST Corner: NNE Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Connect to Accessible Route.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

Not greater than 10' apart.

No sidewalk or curb ramp.

NO
NO
YES
2 51
NO
4 32
0 NO
0 YES
NO
YES
NO
ID: 006 PRESCOTT AVE & TAYLOR ST Corner: NNW Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

Not greater than 10' apart.

YES
NO
NO
2 45.5
NO
2 0

7.6 YES

3.0 YES
NO
YES
NO
JENSEN HUGHES 1JKI00089 - Page R-133

APPENDIX E
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3480, Packet Page 3685 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT: INTERSECTIONS November 27, 2024

CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
ID: 002 PRESCOTT AVE & TAYLOR ST Corner: SSE Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

Not greater than 10' apart.

Clear floor space on curb ramp left
flare.

YES
NO
YES
2 45.5
NO
2 0

6.5 YES

2.4 YES
NO
YES
NO
ID: 004 PRESCOTT AVE & TAYLOR ST Corner: SSW Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

Not greater than 10' apart.

YES
NO
YES
2 45
NO
2 0

5.1 YES

3.8 YES
NO
YES
NO
JENSEN HUGHES 1JKI00089 - Page R-134

APPENDIX E
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3481, Packet Page 3686 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT: INTERSECTIONS November 27, 2024

CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
ID: 005 PRESCOTT AVE & TAYLOR ST Corner: WNW Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

Not greater than 10' apart.

YES
NO
YES
2 47.25
NO
4 0

1.3 YES

3.0 YES
NO
YES
NO
ID: 003 PRESCOTT AVE & TAYLOR ST Corner: WSW Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

Not greater than 10' apart.

YES
NO
YES
2 45.5
NO
2 0

8.8 YES

6.1 YES
NO
YES
NO
JENSEN HUGHES 1JKI00089 - Page R-135

APPENDIX E
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3482, Packet Page 3687 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT: INTERSECTIONS November 27, 2024

CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
Survey Street: REESIDE AVE $378,000
ID: 084 REESIDE AVE & FOAM ST Corner: NE Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

No side approach, 18" only. Clear
floor on curb ramp left flare.

YES
NO
NO
2 45.75
NO
4 0

13.6 NO

1.1 YES
NO
YES
NO
ID: 081 REESIDE AVE & FOAM ST Corner: NW Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

YES
NO
NO
2 47.5
NO
4 0

1.0 YES

3.1 YES
NO
YES
NO
JENSEN HUGHES 1JKI00089 - Page R-136

APPENDIX E
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3483, Packet Page 3688 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT: INTERSECTIONS November 27, 2024

CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
ID: 083 REESIDE AVE & FOAM ST Corner: SE Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

YES
NO
NO
2 39.5
NO
4 0

2.4 YES

2.8 YES
NO
YES
NO
ID: 082 REESIDE AVE & FOAM ST Corner: SW Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

No side approach, 24" only. Clear
floor on curb ramp left flare.

YES
NO
NO
2 45.75
NO
5 0

12.9 NO

7.7 YES
NO
YES
NO
JENSEN HUGHES 1JKI00089 - Page R-137

APPENDIX E
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3484, Packet Page 3689 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT: INTERSECTIONS November 27, 2024

CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
ID: 090 REESIDE AVE & LIGHTHOUSE AVE Corner: NE Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

YES
NO
NO
2 46
NO
4 0

1.4 YES

1.3 YES
NO
YES
NO
ID: 091 REESIDE AVE & LIGHTHOUSE AVE Corner: NW Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

No side approach, 18" only. Clear
floor on curb ramp right flare.

YES
NO
YES
2 43.75
NO
5 0

11.2 NO

1.7 YES
NO
YES
NO
JENSEN HUGHES 1JKI00089 - Page R-138

APPENDIX E
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3485, Packet Page 3690 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT: INTERSECTIONS November 27, 2024

CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
ID: 089 REESIDE AVE & LIGHTHOUSE AVE Corner: SE Control: Countdown Pedestrian Signal Proposed Solution:

Verify & Provide Audible Indicator.

No push button provided. Signal on
timer.

YES
NO
ID: 092 REESIDE AVE & LIGHTHOUSE AVE Corner: SW Control: Countdown Pedestrian Signal Proposed Solution:

Verify & Provide Audible Indicator.

No push button provided. Signal on
timer.

YES
NO
JENSEN HUGHES 1JKI00089 - Page R-139

APPENDIX E
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3486, Packet Page 3691 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT: INTERSECTIONS November 27, 2024

CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
Survey Street: SLOAT AVE $743,750
ID: 300 SLOAT AVE & DEL MONTE AVE Corner: ESE Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Connect to Accessible Route.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

Not greater than 10' apart.

NO
NO
NO
2 40.5
NO
4 0
0 NO
0 YES
NO
YES
NO
ID: 124 SLOAT AVE & DEL MONTE AVE Corner: NE Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Replace APS Button.

Remount APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

YES
NO
YES
2 39.5
NO
3 0

0.5 YES

1.1 YES
NO
YES
NO
JENSEN HUGHES 1JKI00089 - Page R-140

APPENDIX E
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3487, Packet Page 3692 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT: INTERSECTIONS November 27, 2024

CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
ID: 123 SLOAT AVE & DEL MONTE AVE Corner: NW Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

YES
NO
YES
2 45.5
NO
3 0

1.7 YES

5.5 YES
NO
YES
NO
ID: 125 SLOAT AVE & DEL MONTE AVE Corner: SSE Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

Not greater than 10' apart.

YES
NO
NO
2 41
NO
5 20

0.9 YES

2.7 YES
NO
YES
NO
JENSEN HUGHES 1JKI00089 - Page R-141

APPENDIX E
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3488, Packet Page 3693 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT: INTERSECTIONS November 27, 2024

CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
ID: 121 SLOAT AVE & DEL MONTE AVE Corner: SSW Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

Not greater than 10' apart.

YES
NO
NO

0.5 45.75
NO
1 0

2.3 YES

1.9 NO
NO
YES
NO
ID: 122 SLOAT AVE & DEL MONTE AVE Corner: WSW Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

Not greater than 10' apart.

Clear floor space on ramp.

YES
NO
NO

0.5 44.75
NO
4 0

6.6 NO

5.9 NO
NO
YES
NO
JENSEN HUGHES 1JKI00089 - Page R-142

APPENDIX E
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3489, Packet Page 3694 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT: INTERSECTIONS November 27, 2024

CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
ID: 127 SLOAT AVE & MARK THOMAS DR Corner: ENE-ISLAND Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Relocate APS Unit & Post.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

NO
NO
NO
2 52
NO
5 36

0.9 NO

2.7 YES
NO
YES
NO
ID: 128 SLOAT AVE & MARK THOMAS DR Corner: NNE-ISLAND Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Relocate APS Unit & Post.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

NO
NO
YES
2 52
NO
4 32

3.3 NO

1.5 YES
NO
YES
NO
JENSEN HUGHES 1JKI00089 - Page R-143

APPENDIX E
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3490, Packet Page 3695 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT: INTERSECTIONS November 27, 2024

CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
ID: 126 SLOAT AVE & MARK THOMAS DR Corner: NW Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

YES
NO
YES
2 45
NO
4 0

3.3 YES

1.8 YES
NO
YES
NO
ID: 129 SLOAT AVE & MARK THOMAS DR Corner: SE Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

Clear floor space on right parallel
ramp.

YES
NO
YES
2 50.5
NO
3 10

2.4 NO

1.6 YES
NO
YES
NO
JENSEN HUGHES 1JKI00089 - Page R-144

APPENDIX E
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3491, Packet Page 3696 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT: INTERSECTIONS November 27, 2024

CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
Survey Street: SOLEDAD DR $953,750
ID: 256 SOLEDAD DR & MUNRAS AVE Corner: E Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

5.1% to left of pedestrian signal.
accessible...

YES
NO
YES
2 45.5
NO
7 16

1.3 NO

0.9 YES
NO
YES
NO
ID: 255 SOLEDAD DR & MUNRAS AVE Corner: ENE Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

Not greater than 10' apart.

YES
NO
YES

0.5 43
NO
7 7

5.3 NO

3.1 NO
NO
YES
NO
JENSEN HUGHES 1JKI00089 - Page R-145

APPENDIX E
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3492, Packet Page 3697 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT: INTERSECTIONS November 27, 2024

CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
ID: 257 SOLEDAD DR & MUNRAS AVE Corner: ESE Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

Not greater than 10' apart.

YES
NO
NO
2 47
NO
6 23

15.7 NO

1.1 YES
NO
YES
NO
ID: 253 SOLEDAD DR & MUNRAS AVE Corner: N Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

YES
NO
NO

0.5 43.5
NO
10 44

0.6 NO

0.7 NO
NO
YES
NO
JENSEN HUGHES 1JKI00089 - Page R-146

APPENDIX E
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3493, Packet Page 3698 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT: INTERSECTIONS November 27, 2024

CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
ID: 254 SOLEDAD DR & MUNRAS AVE Corner: NNE Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

Not greater than 10' apart.

YES
NO
YES

0.5 43.5
NO
7 2

2.9 NO

6.3 NO
NO
YES
NO
ID: 252 SOLEDAD DR & MUNRAS AVE Corner: NNW Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

Not greater than 10' apart.

YES
NO
YES
2 51.5
NO
5 20

14.1 NO

6.1 YES
NO
YES
NO
JENSEN HUGHES 1JKI00089 - Page R-147

APPENDIX E
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3494, Packet Page 3699 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT: INTERSECTIONS November 27, 2024

CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
ID: 259 SOLEDAD DR & MUNRAS AVE Corner: S-ISLAND Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.
2" lip to left of pedestrian signal.

YES
NO
NO

0.5 52.5
NO
7 47

7.1 NO

1.2 NO
NO
YES
NO
ID: 258 SOLEDAD DR & MUNRAS AVE Corner: SSE Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

Not greater than 10' apart.

Clear floor space on curb ramp left
flare.

YES
NO
NO

0.5 46
NO
8 14

1.3 NO

13.8 NO
NO
YES
NO
JENSEN HUGHES 1JKI00089 - Page R-148

APPENDIX E
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3495, Packet Page 3700 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT: INTERSECTIONS November 27, 2024

CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
ID: 261 SOLEDAD DR & MUNRAS AVE Corner: SW-ISLAND-N Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Connect to Accessible Route.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

Pedestrian signal located on wrong
side of pole.

NO
NO
NO

0.5 55
NO
2 28

0.7 NO

7.3 NO
NO
YES
NO
ID: 260 SOLEDAD DR & MUNRAS AVE Corner: SW-ISLAND-S Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

25.3% slope on ramp to left of
pedestrian signal. 15.2% on right
ramp.

YES
NO
YES
2 36
NO
5 0

1.1 YES

2.6 YES
NO
YES
NO
JENSEN HUGHES 1JKI00089 - Page R-149

APPENDIX E
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3496, Packet Page 3701 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT: INTERSECTIONS November 27, 2024

CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
ID: 251 SOLEDAD DR & MUNRAS AVE Corner: WNW Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

Not greater than 10' apart.

Clear floor space on ramp.

YES
NO
NO

0.5 51.5
NO
6 24

3.9 NO

5.1 NO
NO
YES
NO
ID: 266 SOLEDAD DR & PACIFIC ST Corner: NE Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

YES
NO
YES
2 44
NO
3 16

2.5 YES

5.1 YES
NO
YES
NO
JENSEN HUGHES 1JKI00089 - Page R-150

APPENDIX E
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3497, Packet Page 3702 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT: INTERSECTIONS November 27, 2024

CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
ID: 265 SOLEDAD DR & PACIFIC ST Corner: NNW Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

Not greater than 10' apart.

YES
NO
YES
2 43
NO
4 0

4.0 YES

6.9 YES
NO
YES
NO
ID: 264 SOLEDAD DR & PACIFIC ST Corner: NW Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

YES
NO
YES
2 42
NO
7 0

0.4 YES

4.2 YES
NO
YES
NO
JENSEN HUGHES 1JKI00089 - Page R-151

APPENDIX E
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3498, Packet Page 3703 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT: INTERSECTIONS November 27, 2024

CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
ID: 262 SOLEDAD DR & PACIFIC ST Corner: SW Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

Clear floor space on right ramp.

YES
NO
YES
2 42
NO
5 9

4.9 NO

1.9 YES
NO
YES
NO
ID: 263 SOLEDAD DR & PACIFIC ST Corner: WNW Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

Not greater than 10' apart.

Side approach 28".

YES
NO
YES
2 42
NO
5 0

6.8 NO

1.0 YES
NO
YES
NO
JENSEN HUGHES 1JKI00089 - Page R-152

APPENDIX E
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3499, Packet Page 3704 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT: INTERSECTIONS November 27, 2024

CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
Survey Street: TYLER ST $462,000
ID: 206 TYLER ST & DEL MONTE AVE Corner: ENE Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

Not greater than 10' apart.

YES
NO
YES
2 36.5
NO
2 0

3.3 YES

1.6 YES
NO
YES
NO
ID: 199 TYLER ST & DEL MONTE AVE Corner: ESE Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

Not greater than 10' apart.

YES
NO
YES
2 46
NO
2 0

1.1 YES

2.4 YES
NO
YES
NO
JENSEN HUGHES 1JKI00089 - Page R-153

APPENDIX E
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3500, Packet Page 3705 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT: INTERSECTIONS November 27, 2024

CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
ID: 205 TYLER ST & DEL MONTE AVE Corner: NNE Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

Not greater than 10' apart.

Clear floor space on curb ramp right
flare.

YES
NO
YES
2 45.5
NO
2 0

3.9 NO

8.2 YES
NO
YES
NO
ID: 204 TYLER ST & DEL MONTE AVE Corner: NNW Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

Not greater than 10' apart.

YES
NO
YES
2 45.5
NO
1 0

0.5 YES

2.0 YES
NO
YES
NO
JENSEN HUGHES 1JKI00089 - Page R-154

APPENDIX E
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3501, Packet Page 3706 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT: INTERSECTIONS November 27, 2024

CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
ID: 200 TYLER ST & DEL MONTE AVE Corner: SSE Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

Not greater than 10' apart.

Clear floor space on ramp.

YES
NO
YES
2 47.5
NO
3 0

6.0 NO

6.3 YES
NO
YES
NO
ID: 202 TYLER ST & DEL MONTE AVE Corner: SSW Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

Not greater than 10' apart.

YES
NO
YES
2 40
NO
2 0

2.5 YES

2.7 YES
NO
YES
NO
JENSEN HUGHES 1JKI00089 - Page R-155

APPENDIX E
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3502, Packet Page 3707 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT: INTERSECTIONS November 27, 2024

CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
ID: 203 TYLER ST & DEL MONTE AVE Corner: WNW Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

Not greater than 10' apart.

YES
NO
YES
2 46
NO
1 0

2.6 YES

1.1 YES
NO
YES
NO
ID: 201 TYLER ST & DEL MONTE AVE Corner: WSW Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

Not greater than 10' apart.

YES
NO
YES
2 40.5
NO
2 0

2.3 YES

1.8 YES
NO
YES
NO
JENSEN HUGHES 1JKI00089 - Page R-156

APPENDIX E
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3503, Packet Page 3708 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT: INTERSECTIONS November 27, 2024

CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
Survey Street: VAN BUREN ST 400 MID-BLOCK $266,000
ID: 318 VAN BUREN ST 400 MID-BLOCK & JEFFERSON & W FRANKLIN Corner: E Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Relocate APS Unit & Post.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

Not 1.5' to 6' from curb.
7' from curb
YES
NO
YES
2 <48
NO
<5
<10
<2
YES
<2
YES
NO
YES
NO
ID: 319 VAN BUREN ST 400 MID-BLOCK & JEFFERSON & W FRANKLIN Corner: W Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Relocate APS Unit & Post.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

Not 1.5' to 6' from curb.
7' from curb
YES
NO
YES
2 <48
NO
<5
<10
<2
YES
<2
YES
NO
YES
NO
JENSEN HUGHES 1JKI00089 - Page R-157

APPENDIX E
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3504, Packet Page 3709 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT: INTERSECTIONS November 27, 2024

CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
Survey Street: WASHINGTON ST $476,000
ID: 194 WASHINGTON ST & DEL MONTE AVE Corner: ESE Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

Not greater than 10' apart.

YES
NO
YES
2 40
NO
4 32

1.1 NO

5.6 YES
NO
YES
NO
ID: 198 WASHINGTON ST & DEL MONTE AVE Corner: NE Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

YES
NO
YES
2 45
NO
2 0

1.8 YES

1.9 YES
NO
YES
NO
JENSEN HUGHES 1JKI00089 - Page R-158

APPENDIX E
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3505, Packet Page 3710 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT: INTERSECTIONS November 27, 2024

CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
ID: 197 WASHINGTON ST & DEL MONTE AVE Corner: NE-ISLAND Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Relocate APS Unit & Post.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

NO
NO
YES
2 52.5
NO
1 42

0.5 NO

0.1 YES
NO
YES
NO
ID: 196 WASHINGTON ST & DEL MONTE AVE Corner: SE-ISLAND Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Relocate APS Unit & Post.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

NO
NO
YES
2 53
NO
5 118

0.2 NO

1.2 YES
NO
YES
NO
JENSEN HUGHES 1JKI00089 - Page R-159

APPENDIX E
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3506, Packet Page 3711 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT: INTERSECTIONS November 27, 2024

CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
ID: 193 WASHINGTON ST & DEL MONTE AVE Corner: SSE Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Modify/Grind/Repair Clear Floor
Space.

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

Not greater than 10' apart.

YES
NO
YES
2 40
NO
4 24

1.3 NO

0.2 YES
NO
YES
NO
ID: 195 WASHINGTON ST & DEL MONTE AVE Corner: SW Control: APS Button Proposed Solution:

Replace APS Button.

Provide Contrasting Bands.

Vibrotactile feedback not provided.

YES
NO
YES
2 46
NO
1 0

0.5 YES

0.7 YES
NO
YES
NO
JENSEN HUGHES 1JKI00089 - Page R-160

APPENDIX E
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3507, Packet Page 3712 ADA Self-Evaluation and Transition Plan Update - 2024 City of Monterey December | 2024 58

Appendix F: 2024 Updated Transition Plan Reports

APPENDIX F
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3508, Packet Page 3713 Summary by Fiscal Year / Source
November 4, 2024 - Page SCHED-1
FISCAL YEAR: FY 24/25 $445,053.00
Funding Source: General Funds / NCIP Barriers $445,053.00 Facility: Fire Station No. 12 22 $84,941.00
Facility: Fire Station No. 13 10 $72,736.00
Facility: Gordon House 10 $19,325.00
Facility: Monterey Sports Center 4 $19,960.00
Facility: Hilltop Center 138 $215,916.00
Facility: Archer Park 1 $2,223.00
Facility: Casanova Oak Knoll Park 3 $1,641.00
Facility: Cypress Park 1 $2,475.00
Facility: Deer Flats Park 7 $1,446.00
Facility: El Estero Park Complex 6 $4,207.00
Facility: El Estero Parking Lot 2023 4 $4,522.00
Facility: Peter J. Ferrante Park 1 $1,800.00
Facility: Hilltop Park 6 $4,138.00
Facility: Hoffman Park & Playground 3 $949.00
Facility: Larkin Park 1 $1,680.00
Facility: Montecito Park 2 $1,127.00
Facility: Oak Newton Park 1 $1,127.00
Facility: Veterans Memorial Park 3 $2,339.00
Facility: Via Paraiso Park 5 $2,501.00
Report Production

APPENDIX F
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3509, Packet Page 3714 Summary by Fiscal Year / Source
November 4, 2024 - Page SCHED-2
FISCAL YEAR: FY 25/26 $1,317,399.00
Funding Source: General Funds / NCIP Barriers $1,317,399.00 Facility: Scholze Park Center 141 $319,314.00
Facility: Library 197 $400,174.00
Facility: Monterey Sports Center 252 $513,931.00
Facility: Wharf I Leased Entrances 5 $3,057.00
Facility: Wharf I Leased Entrances 4 $4,965.00
Facility: Wharf I Leased Entrances 5 $13,965.00
Facility: Wharf II Leased Entrances 7 $10,447.00
Facility: Cannery Row Parking Garage - Lease Space Entrances 2 $4,567.00 Facility: Cannery Row Parking Garage - Lease Space Entrances 3 $2,630.00 Facility: Cannery Row Parking Garage - Lease Space Entrances 3 $518.00 Facility: Cannery Row Parking Garage - Lease Space Entrances 3 $598.00 Facility: Archer Park 5 $825.00
Facility: Casanova Oak Knoll Park 1 $2,592.00
Facility: Cypress Park 1 $2,691.00
Facility: Deer Flats Park 1 $2,691.00
Facility: El Estero Park Complex 2 $3,924.00
Facility: Peter J. Ferrante Park 2 $700.00
Facility: Hilltop Park 4 $4,231.00
Facility: Hoffman Park & Playground 1 $2,500.00
Facility: Larkin Park 1 $2,475.00
Facility: Montecito Park 1 $3,897.00
Facility: Oak Newton Park 1 $2,475.00
Facility: Veterans Memorial Park 1 $8,400.00
Facility: Via Paraiso Park 1 $5,832.00
Report Production

APPENDIX F
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3510, Packet Page 3715 Summary by Fiscal Year / Source
November 4, 2024 - Page SCHED-3
FISCAL YEAR: FY 26/27 $2,557,881.00
Funding Source: General Funds / NCIP Barriers $2,557,881.00 Facility: Cannery Row Parking Garage 84 $107,245.00
Facility: East Parking Garage 80 $250,026.00
Facility: West Parking Garage 104 $294,963.00
Facility: Fire Station No. 11 40 $209,295.00
Facility: El Estero Park Center 83 $309,776.00
Facility: Archer Park 1 $2,691.00
Facility: Casanova Oak Knoll Park 1 $3,433.00
Facility: Cypress Park 2 $1,506.00
Facility: Deer Flats Park 1 $2,691.00
Facility: El Estero Park Complex 225 $1,353,559.00
Facility: Peter J. Ferrante Park 1 $3,000.00
Facility: Hilltop Park 10 $4,029.00
Facility: Hoffman Park & Playground 1 $2,475.00
Facility: Larkin Park 1 $2,880.00
Facility: Montecito Park 2 $2,825.00
Facility: Oak Newton Park 2 $1,680.00
Facility: Veterans Memorial Park 7 $2,374.00
Facility: Via Paraiso Park 1 $3,433.00
Report Production

APPENDIX F
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3511, Packet Page 3716 Summary by Fiscal Year / Source
November 4, 2024 - Page SCHED-4
FISCAL YEAR: FY 27/28 $951,012.00
Funding Source: General Funds / NCIP Barriers $951,012.00 Facility: Lot 3 9 $72,594.00
Facility: Lot 4 7 $35,268.00
Facility: Lot B 7 $14,005.00
Facility: Entrance Wharf I 2 $1,294.00
Facility: Lot 7 Calle Principal Parking Garage 47 $83,804.00 Facility: Lot 8 5 $33,029.00
Facility: Lot 11 7 $13,693.00
Facility: Lot C 8 $32,036.00
Facility: Lot CR7 12 $50,473.00
Facility: Lot 14 7 $4,825.00
Facility: Breakwater Lot 75 $162,849.00
Facility: Lot 18 2 $12,694.00
Facility: Lot 21 9 $23,049.00
Facility: Depot Lot (East) 5 $36,325.00
Facility: Depot Lot East - Monterey Bay Kayaks 24 $198,602.00 Facility: Lot 24 8 $69,307.00
Facility: Depot Lot (West) 2 $662.00
Facility: Depot Lot West - Dust Bowl Tap Room 17 $28,387.00 Facility: Monterey Bay Lot 7 14 $50,683.00
Facility: Archer Park 1 $1,384.00
Facility: Casanova Oak Knoll Park 3 $2,381.00
Facility: Cypress Park 2 $1,950.00
Facility: Deer Flats Park 1 $2,475.00
Facility: Peter J. Ferrante Park 1 $3,000.00
Facility: Hilltop Park 7 $3,863.00
Facility: Hoffman Park & Playground 1 $3,384.00
Facility: Larkin Park 1 $720.00
Facility: Montecito Park 1 $2,800.00
Facility: Oak Newton Park 1 $1,440.00
Facility: Veterans Memorial Park 6 $2,150.00
Facility: Via Paraiso Park 3 $1,886.00
Report Production

APPENDIX F
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3512, Packet Page 3717 Summary by Fiscal Year / Source
November 4, 2024 - Page SCHED-5
FISCAL YEAR: FY 28/29 $809,391.00
Funding Source: General Funds / NCIP Barriers $809,391.00 Facility: Old Monterey Jail & Colton Hall 62 $520,558.00 Facility: Police and Fire Annex 70 $255,600.00
Facility: Archer Park 4 $1,692.00
Facility: Casanova Oak Knoll Park 1 $2,223.00
Facility: Cypress Park 3 $1,595.00
Facility: Deer Flats Park 1 $5,600.00
Facility: Peter J. Ferrante Park 2 $2,529.00
Facility: Hilltop Park 8 $4,021.00
Facility: Hoffman Park & Playground 2 $1,451.00
Facility: Larkin Park 3 $1,974.00
Facility: Montecito Park 1 $5,950.00
Facility: Oak Newton Park 1 $1,400.00
Facility: Veterans Memorial Park 4 $3,313.00
Facility: Via Paraiso Park 8 $1,485.00
Report Production

APPENDIX F
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3513, Packet Page 3718 Summary by Fiscal Year / Source
November 4, 2024 - Page SCHED-6
FISCAL YEAR: FY 29/30 $1,137,761.00
Funding Source: General Funds / NCIP Barriers $1,137,761.00 Facility: City Hall Complex 258 $1,107,076.00
Facility: Archer Park 1 $2,895.00
Facility: Casanova Oak Knoll Park 2 $417.00
Facility: Cypress Park 1 $2,688.00
Facility: Peter J. Ferrante Park 1 $2,397.00
Facility: Hilltop Park 4 $3,508.00
Facility: Hoffman Park & Playground 1 $1,512.00
Facility: Larkin Park 1 $4,800.00
Facility: Oak Newton Park 1 $5,600.00
Facility: Veterans Memorial Park 2 $3,265.00
Facility: Via Paraiso Park 1 $3,603.00
Report Production

APPENDIX F
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3514, Packet Page 3719 Summary by Fiscal Year / Source
November 4, 2024 - Page SCHED-7
FISCAL YEAR: TBD $12,359,323.00
Funding Source: TBD Barriers $12,359,323.00
Facility: Del Monte Beach Access & Parking Lot 22 $271,414.00 Facility: Corporation Yard 18 $67,915.00
Facility: Building Maintenance POM Shop 112 $488,810.00 Facility: Cannery Row Fishing Shack 7 $5,380.00
Facility: Cemetery Office 40 $233,547.00
Facility: Monterey Peninsula Chamber of Commerce - 201323 $46,198.00 Facility: Monterey Peninsula Chamber of Commerce - 202312 $34,469.00 Facility: Pacific Biological Laboratories 6 $9,026.00
Facility: Employee Lounge 22 $61,830.00
Facility: Fire Administration 6 $866.00
Facility: Gordon House 44 $148,234.00
Facility: Harbormaster's Office 92 $702,006.00
Facility: Harbor Storage Facility 2 $444.00
Facility: Ketcham House 29 $32,509.00
Facility: Waterfront Community Room and Public Restrooms54 $73,361.00 Facility: Lower Presidio Museum 48 $164,883.00
Facility: Osio Rodriquez Adobe 6 $16,654.00
Facility: Osio Rodrigues Adobe Business Entrances 6 $3,195.00 Facility: Vasquez Adobe Building 40 $419,993.00
Facility: Wharf I 33 $140,325.00
Facility: Wharf I Leased Entrances 7 $113,791.00
Facility: Wharf II 88 $330,112.00
Facility: City Offices 78 $213,372.00
Facility: First French Consulate 47 $118,785.00
Facility: Cannery Row Parking Garage Office 67 $120,689.00 Facility: Cannery Row Parking Garage - Ste 100 Public Works Office 57 $91,273.00 Facility: Casanova Oak Knoll Park Center 76 $80,740.00
Facility: Public Works Annex 19 $180,978.00
Facility: 150 Del Monte Ave. 16 $75,360.00
Facility: Casa de la Estrella Apartments 110 $386,079.00 Facility: English Apartments - Unit 19 6 $0.00
Facility: Mohr Imported Cars 6 $181,458.00
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APPENDIX F
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3515, Packet Page 3720 Summary by Fiscal Year / Source
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Facility: Monterey Beach Station 24 $41,859.00
Facility: Waterfront East - Leased Restaurant Building 18 $248,881.00 Facility: Archer Park 30 $288,553.00
Facility: 542 Archer Park Center - First Night Monterey 42 $187,731.00 Facility: Casanova Oak Knoll Park 62 $171,409.00
Facility: Cypress Park 24 $557,688.00
Facility: Deer Flats Park 3 $94,850.00
Facility: Don Dahvee Park 25 $302,967.00
Facility: El Estero - Frank E. Solicitor Ball Park 2023 14 $58,869.00 Facility: El Estero Parking Lot 2023 7 $10,569.00
Facility: El Estero Boating 2023 18 $39,999.00
Facility: Peter J. Ferrante Park 79 $241,335.00
Facility: Fisherman Flats Park 23 $114,449.00
Facility: Hilltop Park 66 $282,806.00
Facility: Hoffman Park & Playground 35 $201,531.00
Facility: Jacks Ball Park 68 $479,259.00
Facility: Monterey Tennis Center 2023 6 $30,311.00
Facility: Laguna Grande Regional Park 58 $184,650.00
Facility: Laguna Grande Court Park 11 $22,049.00
Facility: Larkin Park 38 $138,156.00
Facility: Montecito Park 27 $43,796.00
Facility: Monterey Bay Park 39 $155,376.00
Facility: Oak Newton Park 64 $408,385.00
Facility: Quarry Park 3 $17,260.00
Facility: Ryan Ranch Park 33 $108,315.00
Facility: San Carlos Beach Park 68 $362,273.00
Facility: Scholze Park 24 $227,687.00
Facility: Fisherman's Shoreline Park 51 $307,306.00
Facility: Beach Parcel West of Fisherman’s Wharf 10 $409,337.00 Facility: Spray Avenue Tot Lot 19 $31,857.00
Facility: Veterans Memorial Park 107 $568,861.00
Facility: Via Paraiso Park 65 $649,117.00
Facility: Whispering Pine Park 74 $257,299.00
Facility: Monterey Museum of Art Park 19 $162,139.00
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APPENDIX F
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3516, Packet Page 3721 Summary by Fiscal Year / Source
November 4, 2024 - Page SCHED-9
Facility: Spanish Park/Plaza 7 $138,698.00
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APPENDIX F
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3517, Packet Page 3722 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT: CURB RAMPS
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Project: Del Monte Ave/Pacific ST Intersection Imp - 2012 Year: 2012 $72,000 Survey Street: PACIFIC ST $72,000
PACIFIC ST and DEL MONTE AVE $72,000
ID: 20124 NE PACIFIC ST and DEL MONTE AVE Closed $18,000 ID: 20123 NW PACIFIC ST and DEL MONTE AVE Closed $18,000 ID: 20121 SE PACIFIC ST and DEL MONTE AVE Closed $18,000 ID: 20122 SW PACIFIC ST and DEL MONTE AVE Closed $18,000 Project: Unknown - NCIP - circa 2015 Year: 2015 $92,000 Survey Street: HAWTHORNE ST $92,000
HAWTHORNE ST and DICKMAN AVE $92,000
ID: 10166 NE HAWTHORNE ST and DICKMAN AVE Closed $18,000 ID: 10165 NW HAWTHORNE ST and DICKMAN AVE Closed $20,000 ID: 10167 SE HAWTHORNE ST and DICKMAN AVE Closed $18,000 ID: 10164 SSW HAWTHORNE ST and DICKMAN AVE Closed $18,000 ID: 10163 WSW HAWTHORNE ST and DICKMAN AVE Closed $18,000 Project: CW ADA Ramps and Street Reconstruction Overlay, Phase 2 - 2016Year: 2016 $78,000 Survey Street: MONTECITO AVE $78,000
MONTECITO AVE and DELA VINA AVE $78,000
ID: 20207 NE MONTECITO AVE and DELA VINA AVE Closed $20,000 ID: 20206 NW MONTECITO AVE and DELA VINA AVE Closed $20,000 ID: 20208 SE MONTECITO AVE and DELA VINA AVE Closed $20,000 ID: 20209 SW MONTECITO AVE and DELA VINA AVE Closed $18,000 Project: CW ADA Ramps and Street Reconstruction Overlay, Phase 3 - 2016Year: 2016 $18,000 Survey Street: AIRPORT RD $18,000
AIRPORT RD and DUNDEE AVE $18,000
ID: 20402 NNE AIRPORT RD and DUNDEE AVE Closed $18,000
Project: CW ADA Ramps and Street Reconstruction, Phase 2 - 2016 Year: 2016 $72,000 Survey Street: VAN BUREN ST $72,000
VAN BUREN ST and SCOTT ST $72,000
ID: 10434 NE VAN BUREN ST and SCOTT ST Closed $18,000
ID: 10435 NW VAN BUREN ST and SCOTT ST Closed $18,000
ID: 10433 SE VAN BUREN ST and SCOTT ST Closed $18,000
ID: 10436 SW VAN BUREN ST and SCOTT ST Closed $18,000
Project: CW ADA Ramps and Street Reconstruction, Phase 3 - 2016 Year: 2016 $538,000

APPENDIX F
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3518, Packet Page 3723 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT: CURB RAMPS
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Survey Street: AIRPORT RD $182,000
AIRPORT RD and DUNDEE AVE $182,000
ID: 20401 NW AIRPORT RD and DUNDEE AVE Closed $18,000
ID: 20404 SE AIRPORT RD and DUNDEE AVE Closed $18,000
ID: 20409 NE AIRPORT RD and EDINBURGH AVE Closed $20,000 ID: 20410 SE AIRPORT RD and EDINBURGH AVE Closed $18,000 ID: 20407 NE AIRPORT RD and LERWICK DR Closed $18,000
ID: 20408 SE AIRPORT RD and LERWICK DR Closed $18,000
ID: 20412 SE AIRPORT RD and LILAC ST Closed $18,000
ID: 20411 SW AIRPORT RD and LILAC ST Closed $18,000
ID: 20405 NE AIRPORT RD and LITTLE NESS AVE Closed $18,000 ID: 20406 SE AIRPORT RD and LITTLE NESS AVE Closed $18,000 Survey Street: SLOAT AVE $356,000
SLOAT AVE and EIGHTH ST $356,000
ID: 10597 NW SLOAT AVE and EIGHTH ST Closed $18,000
ID: 10598 SW SLOAT AVE and EIGHTH ST Closed $20,000
ID: 10590 NW SLOAT AVE and FIFTH ST Closed $18,000
ID: 10592 SE SLOAT AVE and FIFTH ST Closed $20,000
ID: 10591 SW SLOAT AVE and FIFTH ST Closed $18,000
ID: 10588 NW SLOAT AVE and FOURTH ST Closed $18,000
ID: 10589 SW SLOAT AVE and FOURTH ST Closed $18,000
ID: 10602 NE SLOAT AVE and NINTH ST Closed $18,000
ID: 10599 NW SLOAT AVE and NINTH ST Closed $20,000
ID: 10601 SE SLOAT AVE and NINTH ST Closed $20,000
ID: 10600 SW SLOAT AVE and NINTH ST Closed $20,000
ID: 10595 NW SLOAT AVE and SEVENTH ST Closed $18,000
ID: 10596 SW SLOAT AVE and SEVENTH ST Closed $18,000
ID: 10593 NW SLOAT AVE and SIXTH ST Closed $18,000
ID: 10594 SW SLOAT AVE and SIXTH ST Closed $18,000

APPENDIX F
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3519, Packet Page 3724 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT: CURB RAMPS
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ID: 10576 NE SLOAT AVE and THIRD ST Closed $20,000
ID: 10575 NW SLOAT AVE and THIRD ST Closed $18,000
ID: 10577 SE SLOAT AVE and THIRD ST Closed $20,000
ID: 10574 SW SLOAT AVE and THIRD ST Closed $18,000
Project: Del Monte and Oak Grove Streets Improvements - NCIP - 2016 Year: 2016 $60,000 Survey Street: MONTECITO AVE $60,000
MONTECITO AVE and VIRGIN AVE $60,000
ID: 20218 NW MONTECITO AVE and VIRGIN AVE Closed $20,000 ID: 20220 SE MONTECITO AVE and VIRGIN AVE Closed $20,000 ID: 20219 SW MONTECITO AVE and VIRGIN AVE Closed $20,000 Project: Unknown - Circa 2016 Year: 2016 $72,000
Survey Street: PRESCOTT AVE $72,000
PRESCOTT AVE and CANNERY ROW $72,000
ID: 20017 NNW PRESCOTT AVE and CANNERY ROW Closed $18,000 ID: 20015 SE PRESCOTT AVE and CANNERY ROW Closed $18,000 ID: 20014 SW PRESCOTT AVE and CANNERY ROW Closed $18,000 ID: 20018 WNW PRESCOTT AVE and CANNERY ROW Closed $18,000 Project: Casa Verde Way/Encina Ave Intersection Improvements - NCIP - 2017Year: 2017 $60,000 Survey Street: CASA VERDE WAY $60,000
CASA VERDE WAY and ENCINA AVE $60,000
ID: 20312 NE CASA VERDE WAY and ENCINA AVE Closed $20,000 ID: 20314 SE CASA VERDE WAY and ENCINA AVE Closed $20,000 ID: 20315 SW CASA VERDE WAY and ENCINA AVE Closed $20,000 Project: CW ADA Ramps and Street Reconstruction, Phase 5 - 2017 Year: 2017 $286,000 Survey Street: FRANKLIN ST $172,000
FRANKLIN ST and LARKIN ST $172,000
ID: 10258 ESE FRANKLIN ST and LARKIN ST Closed $18,000
ID: 10256 NE FRANKLIN ST and LARKIN ST Closed $20,000
ID: 10255 NW FRANKLIN ST and LARKIN ST Closed $20,000
ID: 10259 SSE FRANKLIN ST and LARKIN ST Closed $18,000
ID: 10257 SW FRANKLIN ST and LARKIN ST Closed $20,000
ID: 10252 NE FRANKLIN ST and WATSON ST Closed $20,000
ID: 10251 NW FRANKLIN ST and WATSON ST Closed $20,000

APPENDIX F
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3520, Packet Page 3725 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT: CURB RAMPS
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ID: 10253 SE FRANKLIN ST and WATSON ST Closed $18,000
ID: 10254 SW FRANKLIN ST and WATSON ST Closed $18,000
Survey Street: JEFFERSON ST $74,000
JEFFERSON ST and LARKIN ST $74,000
ID: 10399 NE JEFFERSON ST and LARKIN ST Closed $18,000
ID: 10400 NW JEFFERSON ST and LARKIN ST Closed $18,000
ID: 10402 SE JEFFERSON ST and LARKIN ST Closed $18,000
ID: 10401 SW JEFFERSON ST and LARKIN ST Closed $20,000
Survey Street: MADISON ST $40,000
MADISON ST and ORD ST $40,000
ID: 10403 NE MADISON ST and ORD ST Closed $20,000
ID: 10404 NW MADISON ST and ORD ST Closed $20,000
Project: MCC circa 2017 Year: 2017 $106,000
Survey Street: ALVARADO ST $46,000
ALVARADO ST and DEL MONTE AVE $46,000
ID: 20119 NE ALVARADO ST and DEL MONTE AVE Closed $18,000 ID: 20120 SE ALVARADO ST and DEL MONTE AVE Closed $10,000 ID: 20117 SW ALVARADO ST and DEL MONTE AVE Closed $18,000 Survey Street: DEL MONTE AVE $60,000
DEL MONTE AVE and CALLE PRINCIPAL $60,000
ID: 20115 NE DEL MONTE AVE and CALLE PRINCIPAL Closed $6,000 ID: 20114 NW DEL MONTE AVE and CALLE PRINCIPAL Closed $18,000 ID: 20116 SE DEL MONTE AVE and CALLE PRINCIPAL Closed $18,000 ID: 20113 SW DEL MONTE AVE and CALLE PRINCIPAL Closed $18,000 Project: Unknown - Circa 2017 Year: 2017 $58,000
Survey Street: CANNERY ROW $58,000
CANNERY ROW and DRAKE AVE $58,000
ID: 10162 NE CANNERY ROW and DRAKE AVE Closed $20,000
ID: 10161 SE CANNERY ROW and DRAKE AVE Closed $18,000
ID: 10160 SW CANNERY ROW and DRAKE AVE Closed $20,000
Project: CW ADA Ramps and Street Reconstruction, Phase 6 - 2018 Year: 2018 $80,000 Survey Street: VIA GAYUBA $80,000
VIA GAYUBA and VIA DEL PINAR $80,000
ID: 10344 NE VIA GAYUBA and VIA DEL PINAR Closed $20,000 ID: 10343 NW VIA GAYUBA and VIA DEL PINAR Closed $20,000

APPENDIX F
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3521, Packet Page 3726 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT: CURB RAMPS
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ID: 10340 NE VIA GAYUBA and WALTER COLTON DR Closed $20,000 ID: 10341 NW VIA GAYUBA and WALTER COLTON DR Closed $20,000 Project: CW ADA Ramps and Street Reconstruction, Phase 7 - 2018 Year: 2018 $120,000 Survey Street: MARSALA CIRCLE $80,000
MARSALA CIRCLE and VIA ISOLA $80,000
ID: 20179 NE MARSALA CIRCLE and VIA ISOLA Closed $20,000 ID: 20178 NW MARSALA CIRCLE and VIA ISOLA Closed $20,000 ID: 20180 SE MARSALA CIRCLE and VIA ISOLA Closed $20,000 ID: 20181 SW MARSALA CIRCLE and VIA ISOLA Closed $20,000 Survey Street: TRAPANI CIRCLE $40,000
TRAPANI CIRCLE and VIA ISOLA $40,000
ID: 20176 NE TRAPANI CIRCLE and VIA ISOLA Closed $20,000 ID: 20177 SE TRAPANI CIRCLE and VIA ISOLA Closed $20,000 Project: CW Signalized Ph 1 - 2018 Year: 2018 $292,000
Survey Street: EL DORADO ST $54,000
EL DORADO ST and PACIFIC ST $54,000
ID: 20153 NE EL DORADO ST and PACIFIC ST Closed $18,000 ID: 20152 NW EL DORADO ST and PACIFIC ST Closed $18,000 ID: 20154 SE EL DORADO ST and PACIFIC ST Closed $18,000 Survey Street: FRANKLIN ST $128,000
FRANKLIN ST and MONROE ST $128,000
ID: 10226 NE FRANKLIN ST and MONROE ST Closed $18,000
ID: 10225 NW FRANKLIN ST and MONROE ST Closed $18,000
ID: 10227 SE FRANKLIN ST and MONROE ST Closed $18,000
ID: 10228 SW FRANKLIN ST and MONROE ST Closed $18,000
ID: 10639 NW FRANKLIN ST and PACIFIC ST Closed $18,000
ID: 10641 SE FRANKLIN ST and PACIFIC ST Closed $18,000
ID: 10642 SW FRANKLIN ST and PACIFIC ST Closed $20,000
Survey Street: MARTIN ST $36,000
MARTIN ST and PACIFIC ST $36,000
ID: 20151 NW MARTIN ST and PACIFIC ST Closed $18,000
ID: 20150 SW MARTIN ST and PACIFIC ST Closed $18,000
Survey Street: TYLER ST $74,000

APPENDIX F
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3522, Packet Page 3727 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT: CURB RAMPS
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ID: 10717 NE TYLER ST and DEL MONTE AVE Closed $18,000
ID: 10716 NW TYLER ST and DEL MONTE AVE Closed $20,000
ID: 10714 SE TYLER ST and DEL MONTE AVE Closed $18,000
ID: 10715 SW TYLER ST and DEL MONTE AVE Closed $18,000
Project: English Avenue 200-300 Block Improvements NCIP - 2018 Year: 2018 $80,000 Survey Street: ENGLISH AVE $80,000
ENGLISH AVE and GRANT AVE $80,000
ID: 20223 NE ENGLISH AVE and GRANT AVE Closed $20,000
ID: 20226 NW ENGLISH AVE and GRANT AVE Closed $20,000
ID: 20224 SE ENGLISH AVE and GRANT AVE Closed $20,000
ID: 20225 SW ENGLISH AVE and GRANT AVE Closed $20,000
Project: Accessibility Improvements at Cannery Row and Hoffman Ave (35n1625) - 2019 Year: 2019 $54,000 Survey Street: CANNERY ROW $54,000
CANNERY ROW and HOFFMAN AVE $54,000
ID: 10127 NE CANNERY ROW and HOFFMAN AVE Closed $18,000 ID: 10126 NW CANNERY ROW and HOFFMAN AVE Closed $18,000 ID: 10125 SW CANNERY ROW and HOFFMAN AVE Closed $18,000 Project: Crosswalk removed in 2019. Driveway only Year: 2019 $18,000 Survey Street: CANNERY ROW $18,000
CANNERY ROW and HOFFMAN AVE $18,000
ID: 10128 SE CANNERY ROW and HOFFMAN AVE Closed $18,000 Project: CW Signalized Ph 2 - 2019 Year: 2019 $18,000
Survey Street: ENGLISH AVE $18,000
ENGLISH AVE and DEL MONTE AVE $18,000
ID: 20282 NE ENGLISH AVE and DEL MONTE AVE Closed $18,000 Project: Unknown - Circa 2019 Year: 2019 $54,000
Survey Street: CASA VERDE WAY $54,000
CASA VERDE WAY and FAIRGROUNDS RD $54,000
ID: 20331 NE CASA VERDE WAY and FAIRGROUNDS RD Closed $18,000 ID: 20332 NW CASA VERDE WAY and FAIRGROUNDS RD Closed $18,000 ID: 20333 SW CASA VERDE WAY and FAIRGROUNDS RD Closed $18,000 Project: Casa Verde / Helvic / Portola / McNear Intersection Improvements - NCIP - 2020 Year: 2020 $132,000

APPENDIX F
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3523, Packet Page 3728 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT: CURB RAMPS
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Survey Street: CASA VERDE WAY $132,000
CASA VERDE WAY and HELVIC AVE $132,000
ID: 20307 NE CASA VERDE WAY and HELVIC AVE Closed $20,000 ID: 20306 NW CASA VERDE WAY and HELVIC AVE Closed $18,000 ID: 20305 W Island N CASA VERDE WAY and HELVIC AVE Closed $18,000 ID: 20304 W Island S CASA VERDE WAY and HELVIC AVE Closed $18,000 ID: 20308 NE CASA VERDE WAY and MCNEAR ST Closed $20,000 ID: 20309 SE CASA VERDE WAY and MCNEAR ST Closed $20,000 ID: 20310 SW CASA VERDE WAY and PORTOLA AVE Closed $18,000 Project: CW Curb Ramp Ph 1 - 2020 Year: 2020 $306,000
Survey Street: CAMINO EL ESTERO $40,000
CAMINO EL ESTERO and ANTHONY ST $40,000
ID: 10688 NW CAMINO EL ESTERO and ANTHONY ST Closed $20,000 ID: 10687 SW CAMINO EL ESTERO and ANTHONY ST Closed $20,000 Survey Street: DEL MONTE AVE $112,000
DEL MONTE AVE and OCEAN AVE $112,000
ID: 10582 SE DEL MONTE AVE and OCEAN AVE Closed $20,000 ID: 10583 SW DEL MONTE AVE and OCEAN AVE Closed $20,000 ID: 10580 NE DEL MONTE AVE and PARK AVE Closed $18,000
ID: 10581 NW DEL MONTE AVE and PARK AVE Closed $18,000
ID: 10579 SE DEL MONTE AVE and PARK AVE Closed $18,000
ID: 10578 SW DEL MONTE AVE and PARK AVE Closed $18,000
Survey Street: FREMONT ST $118,000
FREMONT ST and ALCALDE AVE $118,000
ID: 20340 NE FREMONT ST and ALCALDE AVE Closed $20,000
ID: 20339 NW FREMONT ST and ALCALDE AVE Closed $20,000
ID: 20338 NE FREMONT ST and DEL ROSA AVE Closed $20,000 ID: 20337 NW FREMONT ST and DEL ROSA AVE Closed $20,000 ID: 20335 NE FREMONT ST and PALO VERDE AVE Closed $18,000 ID: 20336 NW FREMONT ST and PALO VERDE AVE Closed $20,000 Survey Street: VIA GAYUBA $36,000

APPENDIX F
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ID: 10380 NW VIA GAYUBA and SAN BERNABE DR Closed $18,000 ID: 10379 SW VIA GAYUBA and SAN BERNABE DR Closed $18,000 Project: CW Curb Ramp Ph 2 - 2020 Year: 2020 $272,000
Survey Street: MAR VISTA DR $40,000
MAR VISTA DR and SKYLINE DR $40,000
ID: 10272 NE MAR VISTA DR and SKYLINE DR Closed $20,000 ID: 10273 NW MAR VISTA DR and SKYLINE DR Closed $20,000 Survey Street: SKYLINE DR $232,000
SKYLINE DR and CHATSWOOD PL $232,000
ID: 10265 NW SKYLINE DR and CHATSWOOD PL Closed $18,000 ID: 10264 SW SKYLINE DR and CHATSWOOD PL Closed $18,000 ID: 10283 NW SKYLINE DR and FOREST RIDGE RD Closed $20,000 ID: 10284 SW SKYLINE DR and FOREST RIDGE RD Closed $20,000 ID: 10268 NE SKYLINE DR and HUCKLEBERRY DR Closed
ID: 10269 SE SKYLINE DR and HUCKLEBERRY DR Closed $20,000 ID: 10266 NE SKYLINE DR and PINEHILL WAY Closed
ID: 10267 SE SKYLINE DR and PINEHILL WAY Closed $20,000 ID: 10287 NW SKYLINE DR and SKYLINE FOREST DR Closed $20,000 ID: 10288 SW SKYLINE DR and SKYLINE FOREST DR Closed $18,000 ID: 10285 NW SKYLINE DR and WYNDEMERE WAY Closed $20,000 ID: 10286 SW SKYLINE DR and WYNDEMERE WAY Closed $18,000 Project: CW Curb Ramps Ph 2 -2020 Year: 2020 $358,000
Survey Street: CLAY ST $180,000
CLAY ST and HELLAM ST $180,000
ID: 10243 NE CLAY ST and HELLAM ST Closed $18,000
ID: 10244 NW CLAY ST and HELLAM ST Closed $18,000
ID: 10242 SE CLAY ST and HELLAM ST Closed $18,000
ID: 10241 SW CLAY ST and HELLAM ST Closed $18,000
ID: 10236 NW CLAY ST and MARGARET ST Closed $18,000
ID: 10235 SW CLAY ST and MARGARET ST Closed $18,000

APPENDIX F
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3525, Packet Page 3730 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT: CURB RAMPS
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ID: 10237 NE CLAY ST and WAINRIGHT ST Closed $18,000
ID: 10238 NW CLAY ST and WAINRIGHT ST Closed $18,000
ID: 10240 SE CLAY ST and WAINRIGHT ST Closed $18,000
ID: 10239 SW CLAY ST and WAINRIGHT ST Closed $18,000
Survey Street: FRANKLIN ST $178,000
FRANKLIN ST and BOWEN ST $178,000
ID: 10199 SE FRANKLIN ST and BOWEN ST Closed $18,000
ID: 10200 SW FRANKLIN ST and BOWEN ST Closed $20,000
ID: 10201 NE FRANKLIN ST and CEDAR ST Closed $20,000
ID: 10202 NW FRANKLIN ST and CEDAR ST Closed $18,000
ID: 10204 SE FRANKLIN ST and CEDAR ST Closed $20,000
ID: 10203 SW FRANKLIN ST and CEDAR ST Closed $20,000
ID: 10222 NE FRANKLIN ST and CLAY ST Closed $8,000
ID: 10221 NW FRANKLIN ST and CLAY ST Closed $18,000
ID: 10223 SE FRANKLIN ST and CLAY ST Closed $18,000
ID: 10206 NE FRANKLIN ST and HIGH ST Closed $18,000
Project: CW Curb Ramps Ph 3 - 2020 Year: 2020 $192,000
Survey Street: ABREGO ST $54,000
ABREGO ST and WEBSTER ST $54,000
ID: 10473 NE ABREGO ST and WEBSTER ST Closed $18,000
ID: 10476 NW ABREGO ST and WEBSTER ST Closed $18,000
ID: 10475 SW ABREGO ST and WEBSTER ST Closed $18,000
Survey Street: CAMINO EL ESTERO $18,000
CAMINO EL ESTERO and WEBSTER ST $18,000
ID: 10484 SW CAMINO EL ESTERO and WEBSTER ST Closed $18,000 Survey Street: MARTIN ST $80,000
MARTIN ST and ALAMEDA ST $80,000
ID: 10385 SE MARTIN ST and ALAMEDA ST Closed
ID: 10384 SW MARTIN ST and ALAMEDA ST Closed
ID: 10387 SE MARTIN ST and FOUNTAIN AVE Closed
ID: 10386 SW MARTIN ST and FOUNTAIN AVE Closed

APPENDIX F
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ID: 10392 NE MARTIN ST and LOGAN LANE Closed $20,000
ID: 10393 NW MARTIN ST and LOGAN LANE Closed $20,000
ID: 10383 NE MARTIN ST and WOODCREST LANE Closed $20,000 ID: 10382 NW MARTIN ST and WOODCREST LANE Closed $20,000 Survey Street: VIA GAYUBA $40,000
VIA GAYUBA and VIA PARAISO $40,000
ID: 10346 NE VIA GAYUBA and VIA PARAISO Closed $20,000
ID: 10349 SSE VIA GAYUBA and VIA PARAISO Closed $20,000 Project: CW Curb Ramps Phase 3 - 2020 Year: 2020 $132,000 Survey Street: CAMINO EL ESTERO $18,000
CAMINO EL ESTERO and WEBSTER ST $18,000
ID: 10483 NW CAMINO EL ESTERO and WEBSTER ST Closed $18,000 Survey Street: EL DORADO ST $38,000
EL DORADO ST and VIA JOAQUIN $38,000
ID: 10520 SE EL DORADO ST and VIA JOAQUIN Closed $20,000 ID: 10519 SW EL DORADO ST and VIA JOAQUIN Closed $18,000 Survey Street: FREMONT ST $40,000
FREMONT ST and MESA RD $40,000
ID: 20137 SE FREMONT ST and MESA RD Closed $20,000
ID: 20136 SW FREMONT ST and MESA RD Closed $20,000
Survey Street: HARTNELL ST $36,000
HARTNELL ST and WEBSTER ST $36,000
ID: 10497 NE HARTNELL ST and WEBSTER ST Closed $18,000
ID: 10496 SE HARTNELL ST and WEBSTER ST Closed $18,000
Project: Hawthorne/Irving Bulbouts - NCIP- 2020 Year: 2020 $72,000 Survey Street: HAWTHORNE ST $72,000
HAWTHORNE ST and IRVING AVE $72,000
ID: 10055 NE HAWTHORNE ST and IRVING AVE Closed $18,000 ID: 10054 NW HAWTHORNE ST and IRVING AVE Closed $18,000 ID: 10056 SE HAWTHORNE ST and IRVING AVE Closed $18,000 ID: 10053 SW HAWTHORNE ST and IRVING AVE Closed $18,000 Project: Hawthorne/McClellan Bulbouts - NCIP- 2020 Year: 2020 $90,000 Survey Street: HAWTHORNE ST $90,000
HAWTHORNE ST and McCLELLAN AVE $90,000

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ID: 10113 NE HAWTHORNE ST and McCLELLAN AVE Closed $18,000 ID: 10112 NW HAWTHORNE ST and McCLELLAN AVE Closed $18,000 ID: 10114 SE HAWTHORNE ST and McCLELLAN AVE Closed $18,000 ID: 10111 SSW HAWTHORNE ST and McCLELLAN AVE Closed $18,000 ID: 10110 WSW HAWTHORNE ST and McCLELLAN AVE Closed $18,000 Project: Unknown - Circa 2020 Year: 2020 $116,000
Survey Street: ALVARADO ST $116,000
ALVARADO ST and BONIFACIO PL $116,000
ID: 10652 NE ALVARADO ST and BONIFACIO PL Closed $18,000 ID: 10651 SE ALVARADO ST and BONIFACIO PL Closed $18,000 ID: 10653 SW ALVARADO ST and BONIFACIO PL Closed $18,000 ID: 10658 NE ALVARADO ST and POLK ST Closed $18,000
ID: 10659 NW ALVARADO ST and POLK ST Closed $18,000
ID: 10661 SE ALVARADO ST and POLK ST Closed $8,000
ID: 10660 SW ALVARADO ST and POLK ST Closed $18,000
Project: CW Curb Ramp Ph 4 - 2021 Year: 2021 $150,000
Survey Street: HIGH ST $36,000
HIGH ST and HARRISON ST $36,000
ID: 10247 NE HIGH ST and HARRISON ST Closed $18,000
ID: 10246 SE HIGH ST and HARRISON ST Closed $18,000
Survey Street: JEFFERSON ST $36,000
JEFFERSON ST and MONROE ST $36,000
ID: 10415 NW JEFFERSON ST and MONROE ST Closed $18,000
ID: 10416 SW JEFFERSON ST and MONROE ST Closed $18,000
Survey Street: MADISON ST $78,000
MADISON ST and MONROE ST $78,000
ID: 10407 NE MADISON ST and MONROE ST Closed $18,000
ID: 10408 SE MADISON ST and MONROE ST Closed $20,000
ID: 10405 NE MADISON ST and WATSON ST Closed $20,000
ID: 10406 NW MADISON ST and WATSON ST Closed $20,000
Project: CW Curb Ramps Ph 4 - 2021 Year: 2021 $134,000
Survey Street: ANITA ST $40,000
ANITA ST and WAINRIGHT ST $40,000

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ID: 10234 NE ANITA ST and WAINRIGHT ST Closed $20,000
ID: 10233 NW ANITA ST and WAINRIGHT ST Closed $20,000
Survey Street: CEDAR ST $58,000
CEDAR ST and HARRISON ST $58,000
ID: 10220 SE CEDAR ST and HARRISON ST Closed $20,000
ID: 10219 SW CEDAR ST and HARRISON ST Closed $20,000
ID: 10213 SE CEDAR ST and ROOSEVELT ST Closed $18,000
Survey Street: HIGH ST $36,000
HIGH ST and ROOSEVELT ST $36,000
ID: 10211 NE HIGH ST and ROOSEVELT ST Closed $18,000
ID: 10210 SE HIGH ST and ROOSEVELT ST Closed $18,000
Project: Unknown - NCIP - circa 2021 Year: 2021 $78,000 Survey Street: HAWTHORNE ST $78,000
HAWTHORNE ST and REESIDE AVE $78,000
ID: 10197 NE HAWTHORNE ST and REESIDE AVE Closed $18,000 ID: 10198 NW HAWTHORNE ST and REESIDE AVE Closed $20,000 ID: 10196 SE HAWTHORNE ST and REESIDE AVE Closed $20,000 ID: 10195 SW HAWTHORNE ST and REESIDE AVE Closed $20,000 Project: CW Road Rehab, Phase 2 - 2022 Year: 2022 $98,000 Survey Street: MONTECITO AVE $98,000
MONTECITO AVE and CASA VERDE WAY $98,000
ID: 20201 NE MONTECITO AVE and CASA VERDE WAY Closed $20,000 ID: 20202 NW MONTECITO AVE and CASA VERDE WAY Closed $18,000 ID: 20205 SE MONTECITO AVE and CASA VERDE WAY Closed $20,000 ID: 20204 SSW MONTECITO AVE and CASA VERDE WAY Closed $20,000 ID: 20203 WSW MONTECITO AVE and CASA VERDE WAY Closed $20,000 Project: CW Curb Ramp Project, Phase 7 - 2024 Year: 2024 $197,000 Survey Street: HIGH ST $72,000
HIGH ST and HARRISON ST $72,000
ID: 10248 NW HIGH ST and HARRISON ST Closed $18,000
ID: 10245 SW HIGH ST and HARRISON ST Closed $18,000
ID: 10212 NW HIGH ST and ROOSEVELT ST Closed $18,000
ID: 10209 SW HIGH ST and ROOSEVELT ST Closed $18,000

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Survey Street: JEFFERSON ST $125,000
JEFFERSON ST and HIGH ST $125,000
ID: 104 NE JEFFERSON ST and HIGH ST Closed $20,000
ID: 105 NW JEFFERSON ST and HIGH ST Closed $41,000
ID: 106 SW JEFFERSON ST and HIGH ST Closed $28,000
ID: 10398 SE JEFFERSON ST and PEBBLE ST Closed $18,000
ID: 10397 SW JEFFERSON ST and PEBBLE ST Closed $18,000
Project: CW RR Ph 4 Year: 2024 $36,000
Survey Street: JACKSON ST $36,000
JACKSON ST and VAN BUREN ST $36,000
ID: 10432 NE JACKSON ST and VAN BUREN ST Open $18,000
ID: 10431 SE JACKSON ST and VAN BUREN ST Open $18,000
Project: CW RR Ph 6 Year: 2024 $64,000
Survey Street: MONROE ST $64,000
MONROE ST and HELLAM ST $64,000
ID: 10229 NW MONROE ST and HELLAM ST Open $20,000
ID: 10230 SW MONROE ST and HELLAM ST Open $20,000
ID: 10232 NW MONROE ST and WAINRIGHT ST Open $18,000
ID: 10231 SW MONROE ST and WAINRIGHT ST Open $6,000
Project: Curb Ramps at Prescott / Lottie Year: 2025? $74,000 Survey Street: PRESCOTT AVE $74,000
PRESCOTT AVE and LOTTIE ST $74,000
ID: 10015 NE PRESCOTT AVE and LOTTIE ST Open $20,000
ID: 10014 NW PRESCOTT AVE and LOTTIE ST Open $18,000
ID: 10012 SE PRESCOTT AVE and LOTTIE ST Open $18,000
ID: 10013 SW PRESCOTT AVE and LOTTIE ST Open $18,000
Project: CW Curb Ramps Ph 8 Year: 2025 $108,000
Survey Street: JEFFERSON ST $108,000
JEFFERSON ST and CLAY ST $108,000
ID: 10419 NE JEFFERSON ST and CLAY ST Open $18,000
ID: 10418 NW JEFFERSON ST and CLAY ST Open $18,000
ID: 10420 SE JEFFERSON ST and MANZANITA ST Open $18,000

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ID: 10421 SW JEFFERSON ST and MANZANITA ST Open $18,000 ID: 10414 NE JEFFERSON ST and MONROE ST Open $18,000
ID: 10417 SE JEFFERSON ST and MONROE ST Open $18,000
Project: CW Curb Ramps Ph 9 Year: 2025 $240,000
Survey Street: FIGUEROA ST $168,000
FIGUEROA ST and ANTHONY ST $168,000
ID: 10457 NE FIGUEROA ST and ANTHONY ST Open $18,000
ID: 10458 SE FIGUEROA ST and ANTHONY ST Open $18,000
ID: 10470 NE FIGUEROA ST and CHURCH ST Open $18,000
ID: 10469 NW FIGUEROA ST and CHURCH ST Open $18,000
ID: 10471 SE FIGUEROA ST and CHURCH ST Open $4,000
ID: 10472 SW FIGUEROA ST and CHURCH ST Open $18,000
ID: 10466 NE FIGUEROA ST and WEBSTER ST Open $18,000
ID: 10465 NW FIGUEROA ST and WEBSTER ST Open $20,000
ID: 10467 SE FIGUEROA ST and WEBSTER ST Open $18,000
ID: 10468 SW FIGUEROA ST and WEBSTER ST Open $18,000
Survey Street: FREMONT ST $36,000
FREMONT ST and CORTES ST $36,000
ID: 20132 NE FREMONT ST and CORTES ST Open $18,000
ID: 20131 NW FREMONT ST and CORTES ST Open $18,000
Survey Street: PEARL ST $36,000
PEARL ST and ADAMS ST $36,000
ID: 10677 NE PEARL ST and ADAMS ST Open $18,000
ID: 10676 NW PEARL ST and ADAMS ST Open $18,000
Project: CW RR Ph 5 Year: 2025 $238,000
Survey Street: DRAKE AVE $74,000
DRAKE AVE and HAWTHORNE ST $74,000
ID: 10150 NE DRAKE AVE and HAWTHORNE ST Open $18,000
ID: 10149 NW DRAKE AVE and HAWTHORNE ST Open $20,000
ID: 10151 SE DRAKE AVE and HAWTHORNE ST Open $18,000
ID: 10148 SW DRAKE AVE and HAWTHORNE ST Open $18,000
Survey Street: HAWTHORNE ST $74,000
HAWTHORNE ST and HOFFMAN AVE $74,000

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ID: 10145 NE HAWTHORNE ST and HOFFMAN AVE Open $18,000
ID: 10146 NW HAWTHORNE ST and HOFFMAN AVE Open $18,000
ID: 10144 SE HAWTHORNE ST and HOFFMAN AVE Open $18,000
ID: 10147 SW HAWTHORNE ST and HOFFMAN AVE Open $20,000
Survey Street: PRESCOTT AVE $90,000
PRESCOTT AVE and HAWTHORNE ST $90,000
ID: 10051 NE PRESCOTT AVE and HAWTHORNE ST Open $18,000 ID: 10050 NW PRESCOTT AVE and HAWTHORNE ST Open $18,000 ID: 10052 SE PRESCOTT AVE and HAWTHORNE ST Open $18,000 ID: 10049 SSW PRESCOTT AVE and HAWTHORNE ST Open $18,000 ID: 10048 WSW PRESCOTT AVE and HAWTHORNE ST Open $18,000 Project: CW Signals 3A Year: 2025 $114,000
Survey Street: FRANKLIN ST $114,000
FRANKLIN ST and TYLER ST $114,000
ID: 10443 NE FRANKLIN ST and TYLER ST Open $18,000
ID: 10442 NW FRANKLIN ST and TYLER ST Open $18,000
ID: 10444 SE FRANKLIN ST and TYLER ST Open $18,000
ID: 10441 SW FRANKLIN ST and TYLER ST Open $18,000
ID: 10450 NE FRANKLIN ST and WASHINGTON ST Open $8,000
ID: 10451 NW FRANKLIN ST and WASHINGTON ST Open $4,000
ID: 10449 SE FRANKLIN ST and WASHINGTON ST Open $18,000 ID: 10452 SW FRANKLIN ST and WASHINGTON ST Open $12,000 Project: CW Curb Ramps Ph 11 Year: 2026+ $148,000
Survey Street: CASS ST $36,000
CASS ST and CARMELITO AVE $36,000
ID: 10517 NE CASS ST and CARMELITO AVE Open $18,000
ID: 10518 SE CASS ST and CARMELITO AVE Open $18,000
Survey Street: EL DORADO ST $72,000
EL DORADO ST and CASS ST $72,000
ID: 10513 NE EL DORADO ST and CASS ST Open $18,000
ID: 10514 NW EL DORADO ST and CASS ST Open $18,000
ID: 10516 SE EL DORADO ST and CASS ST Open $18,000
ID: 10515 SW EL DORADO ST and CASS ST Open $18,000
Survey Street: MUNRAS AVE $40,000

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ID: 20155 NW MUNRAS AVE and CASS ST Open $20,000
ID: 20156 SW MUNRAS AVE and CASS ST Open $20,000
Project: CW Signals Fremont/Abrego & Aguajito Glenwood Year: 2026 $192,000 Survey Street: ABREGO ST $72,000
ABREGO ST and FREMONT ST $72,000
ID: 20140 NE ABREGO ST and FREMONT ST Open $18,000
ID: 20143 NW ABREGO ST and FREMONT ST Open $18,000
ID: 20141 SE ABREGO ST and FREMONT ST Open $18,000
ID: 20142 SW ABREGO ST and FREMONT ST Open $18,000
Survey Street: AGUAJITO RD $40,000
AGUAJITO RD and UNNAMED STREET TO GLENWO* $40,000
ID: 10533 NW AGUAJITO RD and UNNAMED STREET TO GLENWO* Open $20,000 ID: 10532 SW AGUAJITO RD and UNNAMED STREET TO GLENWO* Open $20,000 Survey Street: GLENWOOD CIRCLE $80,000
GLENWOOD CIRCLE and STREET TO HILTON GARDEN * $80,000
ID: 10537 NE GLENWOOD CIRCLE and STREET TO HILTON GARDEN * Open $20,000 ID: 10536 SE GLENWOOD CIRCLE and STREET TO HILTON GARDEN * Open $20,000 ID: 10535 NE GLENWOOD CIRCLE and UNNAMED STREET TO GLENWO* Open $20,000 ID: 10534 SE GLENWOOD CIRCLE and UNNAMED STREET TO GLENWO* Open $20,000 Project: CW Curb Ramps (Future Phase) Year: 2027+ $228,000 Survey Street: HOFFMAN AVE $56,000
HOFFMAN AVE and WAVE ST $56,000
ID: 10133 NW HOFFMAN AVE and WAVE ST Open $18,000
ID: 10135 SSW HOFFMAN AVE and WAVE ST Open $20,000
ID: 10134 WSW HOFFMAN AVE and WAVE ST Open $18,000
Survey Street: PRESCOTT AVE $76,000
PRESCOTT AVE and WAVE ST $76,000
ID: 20009 NE PRESCOTT AVE and WAVE ST Open $18,000
ID: 20010 NW PRESCOTT AVE and WAVE ST Open $20,000
ID: 20008 SE PRESCOTT AVE and WAVE ST Open $20,000
ID: 20011 SW PRESCOTT AVE and WAVE ST Open $18,000
Survey Street: WAVE ST $96,000
WAVE ST and IRVING AVE $96,000

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ID: 10067 NW WAVE ST and IRVING AVE Open $18,000
ID: 10066 SE WAVE ST and IRVING AVE Open $20,000
ID: 10065 SW WAVE ST and IRVING AVE Open $18,000
ID: 10124 NW WAVE ST and McCLELLAN AVE Open $20,000
ID: 10123 SW WAVE ST and McCLELLAN AVE Open $20,000
Project: CW Signals 3B Year: 2027 $204,000
Survey Street: ALVARADO ST $60,000
ALVARADO ST and FRANKLIN ST $60,000
ID: 10647 NE ALVARADO ST and FRANKLIN ST Open $6,000
ID: 10648 NW ALVARADO ST and FRANKLIN ST Open $18,000
ID: 10650 SE ALVARADO ST and FRANKLIN ST Open $18,000
ID: 10649 SW ALVARADO ST and FRANKLIN ST Open $18,000
Survey Street: FRANKLIN ST $72,000
FRANKLIN ST and CALLE PRINCIPAL $72,000
ID: 10643 NE FRANKLIN ST and CALLE PRINCIPAL Open $18,000 ID: 10644 NW FRANKLIN ST and CALLE PRINCIPAL Open $18,000 ID: 10646 SE FRANKLIN ST and CALLE PRINCIPAL Open $18,000 ID: 10645 SW FRANKLIN ST and CALLE PRINCIPAL Open $18,000 Survey Street: MUNRAS AVE $72,000
MUNRAS AVE and WEBSTER ST $72,000
ID: 10682 NE MUNRAS AVE and WEBSTER ST Open $18,000
ID: 10681 NW MUNRAS AVE and WEBSTER ST Open $18,000
ID: 10683 SE MUNRAS AVE and WEBSTER ST Open $18,000
ID: 10684 SW MUNRAS AVE and WEBSTER ST Open $18,000
Project: CW Signals Ph 4 Year: 2029 $570,000
Survey Street: CANNERY ROW $58,000
CANNERY ROW and FOAM ST $58,000
ID: 10186 NE CANNERY ROW and FOAM ST Open $18,000
ID: 10187 SE CANNERY ROW and FOAM ST Open $20,000
ID: 10188 SW CANNERY ROW and FOAM ST Open $20,000
Survey Street: DAVID AVE $54,000
DAVID AVE and FOAM ST $54,000
ID: 20102 NE DAVID AVE and FOAM ST Open $18,000
ID: 20103 SE DAVID AVE and FOAM ST Open $18,000

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ID: 20104 SW DAVID AVE and FOAM ST Open $18,000
Survey Street: DRAKE AVE $72,000
DRAKE AVE and FOAM ST $72,000
ID: 10158 NE DRAKE AVE and FOAM ST Open $18,000
ID: 10157 NW DRAKE AVE and FOAM ST Open $18,000
ID: 10159 SE DRAKE AVE and FOAM ST Open $18,000
ID: 10156 SW DRAKE AVE and FOAM ST Open $18,000
Survey Street: FOAM ST $204,000
FOAM ST and DICKMAN AVE $204,000
ID: 10174 NE FOAM ST and DICKMAN AVE Open $20,000
ID: 10173 NW FOAM ST and DICKMAN AVE Open $18,000
ID: 10172 SW FOAM ST and DICKMAN AVE Open $20,000
ID: 10063 NE FOAM ST and IRVING AVE Open $18,000
ID: 10062 NW FOAM ST and IRVING AVE Open $18,000
ID: 10064 SE FOAM ST and IRVING AVE Open $18,000
ID: 10061 SW FOAM ST and IRVING AVE Open $18,000
ID: 10121 NE FOAM ST and McCLELLAN AVE Open $20,000
ID: 10120 NW FOAM ST and McCLELLAN AVE Open $18,000
ID: 10122 SE FOAM ST and McCLELLAN AVE Open $18,000
ID: 10119 SW FOAM ST and McCLELLAN AVE Open $18,000
Survey Street: HOFFMAN AVE $72,000
HOFFMAN AVE and FOAM ST $72,000
ID: 10137 NE HOFFMAN AVE and FOAM ST Open $18,000
ID: 10138 NW HOFFMAN AVE and FOAM ST Open $18,000
ID: 10136 SE HOFFMAN AVE and FOAM ST Open $18,000
ID: 10139 SW HOFFMAN AVE and FOAM ST Open $18,000
Survey Street: PRESCOTT AVE $36,000
PRESCOTT AVE and FOAM ST $36,000
ID: 20006 NE PRESCOTT AVE and FOAM ST Open $18,000
ID: 20005 NW PRESCOTT AVE and FOAM ST Closed
ID: 20007 SE PRESCOTT AVE and FOAM ST Open $18,000
ID: 20004 SW PRESCOTT AVE and FOAM ST Closed
Survey Street: REESIDE AVE $74,000
REESIDE AVE and FOAM ST $74,000

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ID: 10178 NE REESIDE AVE and FOAM ST Open $18,000
ID: 10175 NW REESIDE AVE and FOAM ST Open $18,000
ID: 10177 SE REESIDE AVE and FOAM ST Open $18,000
ID: 10176 SW REESIDE AVE and FOAM ST Open $20,000
Project: CW Signals Ph 5 Year: 2029 $624,000
Survey Street: DAVID AVE $78,000
DAVID AVE and LIGHTHOUSE AVE $78,000
ID: 20101 NE DAVID AVE and LIGHTHOUSE AVE Open $18,000
ID: 20098 NW DAVID AVE and LIGHTHOUSE AVE Open $20,000
ID: 20100 SE DAVID AVE and LIGHTHOUSE AVE Open $20,000
ID: 20099 SW DAVID AVE and LIGHTHOUSE AVE Open $20,000
Survey Street: DRAKE AVE $74,000
DRAKE AVE and LIGHTHOUSE AVE $74,000
ID: 10154 NE DRAKE AVE and LIGHTHOUSE AVE Open $18,000
ID: 10153 NW DRAKE AVE and LIGHTHOUSE AVE Open $18,000
ID: 10155 SE DRAKE AVE and LIGHTHOUSE AVE Open $20,000
ID: 10152 SW DRAKE AVE and LIGHTHOUSE AVE Open $18,000
Survey Street: HOFFMAN AVE $72,000
HOFFMAN AVE and LIGHTHOUSE AVE $72,000
ID: 10141 NE HOFFMAN AVE and LIGHTHOUSE AVE Open $18,000 ID: 10142 NW HOFFMAN AVE and LIGHTHOUSE AVE Open $18,000 ID: 10140 SE HOFFMAN AVE and LIGHTHOUSE AVE Open $18,000 ID: 10143 SW HOFFMAN AVE and LIGHTHOUSE AVE Open $18,000 Survey Street: LIGHTHOUSE AVE $256,000
LIGHTHOUSE AVE and DICKMAN AVE $256,000
ID: 10170 NE LIGHTHOUSE AVE and DICKMAN AVE Open $18,000 ID: 10169 NW LIGHTHOUSE AVE and DICKMAN AVE Open $18,000 ID: 10171 SE LIGHTHOUSE AVE and DICKMAN AVE Open $18,000 ID: 10168 SW LIGHTHOUSE AVE and DICKMAN AVE Open $18,000 ID: 10059 NE LIGHTHOUSE AVE and IRVING AVE Open $18,000 ID: 10058 NW LIGHTHOUSE AVE and IRVING AVE Open $18,000 ID: 10060 SE LIGHTHOUSE AVE and IRVING AVE Open $18,000 ID: 10057 SW LIGHTHOUSE AVE and IRVING AVE Open $18,000 ID: 10117 NE LIGHTHOUSE AVE and McCLELLAN AVE Open $18,000

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ID: 10116 NW LIGHTHOUSE AVE and McCLELLAN AVE Open $18,000 ID: 10118 SE LIGHTHOUSE AVE and McCLELLAN AVE Open $18,000 ID: 10115 SW LIGHTHOUSE AVE and McCLELLAN AVE Open $18,000 ID: 10193 NW LIGHTHOUSE AVE and PRIVATE BOLIO RD Open $20,000 ID: 10194 SW LIGHTHOUSE AVE and PRIVATE BOLIO RD Open $20,000 Survey Street: PRESCOTT AVE $72,000
PRESCOTT AVE and LIGHTHOUSE AVE $72,000
ID: 20002 NE PRESCOTT AVE and LIGHTHOUSE AVE Open $18,000 ID: 20001 NW PRESCOTT AVE and LIGHTHOUSE AVE Open $18,000 ID: 20003 SE PRESCOTT AVE and LIGHTHOUSE AVE Open $18,000 ID: 20000 SW PRESCOTT AVE and LIGHTHOUSE AVE Open $18,000 Survey Street: REESIDE AVE $72,000
REESIDE AVE and LIGHTHOUSE AVE $72,000
ID: 10190 NE REESIDE AVE and LIGHTHOUSE AVE Open $18,000 ID: 10191 NW REESIDE AVE and LIGHTHOUSE AVE Open $18,000 ID: 10189 SE REESIDE AVE and LIGHTHOUSE AVE Open $18,000 ID: 10192 SW REESIDE AVE and LIGHTHOUSE AVE Open $18,000 Project: CW Curb Ramps Ph 10 Year: 2025+ $440,000
Survey Street: BEACH WAY $282,000
BEACH WAY and DUNE CREST AVE $282,000
ID: 20256 NE BEACH WAY and DUNE CREST AVE Open $20,000
ID: 20257 NW BEACH WAY and DUNE CREST AVE Open $18,000
ID: 20259 SE BEACH WAY and DUNE CREST AVE Open $20,000
ID: 20258 SW BEACH WAY and DUNE CREST AVE Open $20,000
ID: 20249 NE BEACH WAY and SEAFOAM AVE Open $20,000
ID: 20250 SE BEACH WAY and SEAFOAM AVE Open $20,000
ID: 20251 SW BEACH WAY and SEAFOAM AVE Open $18,000
ID: 20252 NE BEACH WAY and SPRAY AVE Open $20,000
ID: 20253 NW BEACH WAY and SPRAY AVE Open $20,000
ID: 20255 SE BEACH WAY and SPRAY AVE Open $20,000
ID: 20254 SW BEACH WAY and SPRAY AVE Open $18,000
ID: 20245 NE BEACH WAY and TIDE AVE Open $20,000

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ID: 20246 NW BEACH WAY and TIDE AVE Open $20,000
ID: 20248 SE BEACH WAY and TIDE AVE Open $20,000
ID: 20247 SW BEACH WAY and TIDE AVE Open $8,000
Survey Street: SURF WAY $158,000
SURF WAY and DUNE CREST AVE $158,000
ID: 20264 NE SURF WAY and DUNE CREST AVE Open $20,000
ID: 20261 NW SURF WAY and DUNE CREST AVE Open $20,000
ID: 20263 SE SURF WAY and DUNE CREST AVE Open $20,000
ID: 20262 SW SURF WAY and DUNE CREST AVE Open $20,000
ID: 20268 NW SURF WAY and SEAFOAM AVE Open $20,000
ID: 20267 SW SURF WAY and SEAFOAM AVE Open $20,000
ID: 20270 NW SURF WAY and TIDE AVE Open $18,000
ID: 20269 SW SURF WAY and TIDE AVE Open $20,000
Project: TBD Year: TBD $12,133,400
Survey Street: ABREGO ST $94,000
ABREGO ST and ALMA ST $94,000
ID: 10481 NE ABREGO ST and ALMA ST Open $20,000
ID: 10480 SE ABREGO ST and ALMA ST Open $20,000
ID: 10479 NE ABREGO ST and CHURCH ST Open $18,000
ID: 10478 SE ABREGO ST and CHURCH ST Open $18,000
ID: 10477 SW ABREGO ST and CHURCH ST Open $18,000
Survey Street: AGUAJITO RD $394,000
AGUAJITO RD and ALLAN DR $394,000
ID: 10524 N AGUAJITO RD and ALLAN DR Open $18,000
ID: 10521 NW AGUAJITO RD and ALLAN DR Open $20,000
ID: 10523 S AGUAJITO RD and ALLAN DR Open $18,000
ID: 10522 SW AGUAJITO RD and ALLAN DR Open $20,000
ID: 10531 NW AGUAJITO RD and FREEWAY ENTRANCE SOUTH Open $20,000 ID: 10530 SW AGUAJITO RD and FREEWAY ENTRANCE SOUTH Open $20,000 ID: 20547 NE AGUAJITO RD and FREMONT ST Open $18,000
ID: 20544 NW AGUAJITO RD and FREMONT ST Open $18,000
ID: 20545 NW Island AGUAJITO RD and FREMONT ST Open $30,000

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ID: 20543 SW AGUAJITO RD and FREMONT ST Open $4,000
ID: 10528 NE AGUAJITO RD and MARK THOMAS DR Open $20,000 ID: 10526 NW AGUAJITO RD and MARK THOMAS DR Open $20,000 ID: 10529 SE AGUAJITO RD and MARK THOMAS DR Open $20,000 ID: 10527 SW AGUAJITO RD and MARK THOMAS DR Open $20,000 ID: 10525 W AGUAJITO RD and MARK THOMAS DR Open $20,000 ID: 10540 NW AGUAJITO RD and STREET TO HILTON GARDEN * Open $20,000 ID: 10541 SE AGUAJITO RD and STREET TO HILTON GARDEN * Open $20,000 ID: 10538 SW AGUAJITO RD and STREET TO HILTON GARDEN * Open $20,000 ID: 10539 W-ISLAND AGUAJITO RD and STREET TO HILTON GARDEN * Open $26,000 Survey Street: AIRPORT RD $402,000
AIRPORT RD and BRUCE LANE $402,000
ID: 20397 NW AIRPORT RD and BRUCE LANE Open $20,000
ID: 20398 SW AIRPORT RD and BRUCE LANE Open $20,000
ID: 20403 ENE AIRPORT RD and DUNDEE AVE Open $4,000
ID: 20399 NE AIRPORT RD and FAIRGROUNDS RD Open $18,000 ID: 20400 SE AIRPORT RD and FAIRGROUNDS RD Open $18,000 ID: 20395 NE AIRPORT RD and FREMONT ST Open $20,000
ID: 20394 NW AIRPORT RD and FREMONT ST Open $18,000
ID: 20396 SE AIRPORT RD and FREMONT ST Open $20,000
ID: 20393 SW AIRPORT RD and FREMONT ST Open $18,000
ID: 20416 SE AIRPORT RD and HALSEY DR Open $20,000
ID: 20415 SW AIRPORT RD and HALSEY DR Open $20,000
ID: 20414 SE AIRPORT RD and MITCHER ST Open $20,000
ID: 20413 SW AIRPORT RD and MITCHER ST Open $20,000
ID: 20417 SW AIRPORT RD and SHIRLPAT WAY Open $20,000
ID: 20363 N Island * AIRPORT RD and STUART AVE Open $18,000 ID: 20364 NE AIRPORT RD and STUART AVE Open $18,000
ID: 20361 NW AIRPORT RD and STUART AVE Open $18,000

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CITY OF MONTEREY - CURB RAMPS
ID: 20367 S Island * AIRPORT RD and STUART AVE Open $18,000 ID: 20365 SE AIRPORT RD and STUART AVE Open $18,000
ID: 20368 SW AIRPORT RD and STUART AVE Open $20,000
Survey Street: ARCHER ST $72,000
ARCHER ST and McCLELLAN AVE $72,000
ID: 10104 NE ARCHER ST and McCLELLAN AVE Open $18,000
ID: 10103 NW ARCHER ST and McCLELLAN AVE Open $18,000
ID: 10105 SE ARCHER ST and McCLELLAN AVE Open $18,000
ID: 10102 SW ARCHER ST and McCLELLAN AVE Open $18,000
Survey Street: CAMINO AGUAJITO $400,000
CAMINO AGUAJITO and DEL MONTE AVE $400,000
ID: 10562 SE CAMINO AGUAJITO and DEL MONTE AVE Open $18,000 ID: 10563 SW CAMINO AGUAJITO and DEL MONTE AVE Open $18,000 ID: 10542 NE CAMINO AGUAJITO and EIGHTH ST Open $18,000 ID: 10548 NE CAMINO AGUAJITO and FIFTH ST Open $18,000
ID: 10547 SE CAMINO AGUAJITO and FIFTH ST Open $18,000
ID: 10559 NE CAMINO AGUAJITO and FIRST ST Open $18,000
ID: 10558 SE CAMINO AGUAJITO and FIRST ST Open $18,000
ID: 10549 NE CAMINO AGUAJITO and FOURTH ST Open $18,000 ID: 10550 SE CAMINO AGUAJITO and FOURTH ST Open $18,000 ID: 10551 SW CAMINO AGUAJITO and FOURTH ST Open $18,000 ID: 10561 NE CAMINO AGUAJITO and LAKE ST Open $18,000
ID: 10560 SE CAMINO AGUAJITO and LAKE ST Open $18,000
ID: 10556 NE CAMINO AGUAJITO and SECOND ST Open $20,000 ID: 10557 SE CAMINO AGUAJITO and SECOND ST Open $18,000 ID: 10544 NE CAMINO AGUAJITO and SEVENTH ST Open $18,000 ID: 10543 SE CAMINO AGUAJITO and SEVENTH ST Open $18,000 ID: 10546 NE CAMINO AGUAJITO and SIXTH ST Open $18,000
ID: 10545 SE CAMINO AGUAJITO and SIXTH ST Open $20,000

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CITY OF MONTEREY - CURB RAMPS
ID: 10552 NE CAMINO AGUAJITO and THIRD ST Open $18,000
ID: 10555 NW CAMINO AGUAJITO and THIRD ST Open $18,000
ID: 10553 SE CAMINO AGUAJITO and THIRD ST Open $18,000
ID: 10554 SW CAMINO AGUAJITO and THIRD ST Open $18,000
Survey Street: CAMINO EL ESTERO $360,000
CAMINO EL ESTERO and DEL MONTE AVE $360,000
ID: 10695 NE CAMINO EL ESTERO and DEL MONTE AVE Open $18,000 ID: 10693 SE CAMINO EL ESTERO and DEL MONTE AVE Open $16,000 ID: 10694 SW CAMINO EL ESTERO and DEL MONTE AVE Open $18,000 ID: 10691 NE CAMINO EL ESTERO and FRANKLIN ST Open $20,000 ID: 10690 NW CAMINO EL ESTERO and FRANKLIN ST Open $18,000 ID: 10692 SE CAMINO EL ESTERO and FRANKLIN ST Open $20,000 ID: 10689 SW CAMINO EL ESTERO and FRANKLIN ST Open $18,000 ID: 20134 NE CAMINO EL ESTERO and FREMONT ST Open $20,000 ID: 20133 NW CAMINO EL ESTERO and FREMONT ST Open $18,000 ID: 20135 SW CAMINO EL ESTERO and FREMONT ST Open $20,000 ID: 10491 NE CAMINO EL ESTERO and PEARL ST Open $20,000 ID: 10490 NW CAMINO EL ESTERO and PEARL ST Open $18,000 ID: 10492 SE CAMINO EL ESTERO and PEARL ST Open $20,000 ID: 10489 SW Island* CAMINO EL ESTERO and PEARL ST Open $18,000 ID: 10487 WSW CAMINO EL ESTERO and PEARL ST Open $20,000 ID: 10486 NW CAMINO EL ESTERO and ROBINSON ST Open $20,000 ID: 10485 SW CAMINO EL ESTERO and ROBINSON ST Open $20,000 ID: 10482 NE CAMINO EL ESTERO and WEBSTER ST Open $20,000 Survey Street: CANNERY ROW $110,000
CANNERY ROW and DAVID AVE $110,000
ID: 20111 N CANNERY ROW and DAVID AVE Open $18,000
ID: 20112 S CANNERY ROW and DAVID AVE Open $18,000
ID: 10182 NW CANNERY ROW and REESIDE AVE Open $20,000
ID: 10181 SW CANNERY ROW and REESIDE AVE Open $18,000
ID: 10184 N CANNERY ROW and TRAIL Open $18,000

APPENDIX F
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CITY OF MONTEREY - CURB RAMPS
ID: 10185 S CANNERY ROW and TRAIL Open $18,000
Survey Street: CASA VERDE WAY $380,000
CASA VERDE WAY and DEL MONTE AVE $380,000
ID: 20273 NE CASA VERDE WAY and DEL MONTE AVE Open $18,000 ID: 20276 NW CASA VERDE WAY and DEL MONTE AVE Open $18,000 ID: 20274 SE CASA VERDE WAY and DEL MONTE AVE Open $18,000 ID: 20275 SW CASA VERDE WAY and DEL MONTE AVE Open $18,000 ID: 20311 NW CASA VERDE WAY and ENCINA AVE Open $20,000 ID: 20334 SE CASA VERDE WAY and FAIRGROUNDS RD Open $18,000 ID: 20342 NE CASA VERDE WAY and FREMONT ST Open $20,000 ID: 20341 NW CASA VERDE WAY and FREMONT ST Open $18,000 ID: 20343 SE CASA VERDE WAY and FREMONT ST Open $18,000 ID: 20344 SW CASA VERDE WAY and FREMONT ST Open $20,000 ID: 20330 NE CASA VERDE WAY and HWY1 Open $20,000
ID: 20327 NW CASA VERDE WAY and HWY1 Open $20,000
ID: 20329 SE CASA VERDE WAY and HWY1 Open $20,000
ID: 20328 SW CASA VERDE WAY and HWY1 Open $20,000
ID: 20272 E CASA VERDE WAY and TRAIL Open $18,000
ID: 20271 W CASA VERDE WAY and TRAIL Open $18,000
Survey Street: CASANOVA AVE $40,000
CASANOVA AVE and EUCLID AVE $40,000
ID: 20420 NE CASANOVA AVE and EUCLID AVE Open $20,000
ID: 20419 SE CASANOVA AVE and EUCLID AVE Open $20,000
Survey Street: CASS ST $264,000
CASS ST and CARMELO ST $264,000
ID: 10508 NW CASS ST and CARMELO ST Open $18,000
ID: 10507 SW CASS ST and CARMELO ST Open $18,000
ID: 10511 NE CASS ST and DAVIS LANE Open $20,000
ID: 10512 SE CASS ST and DAVIS LANE Open $20,000
ID: 10505 NW CASS ST and DORMODY COURT Open $20,000

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CITY OF MONTEREY - CURB RAMPS
ID: 10506 SW CASS ST and DORMODY COURT Open $20,000
ID: 10493 NE CASS ST and HARTNELL ST Open $18,000
ID: 10494 NW CASS ST and HARTNELL ST Open $18,000
ID: 10495 SE CASS ST and HARTNELL ST Open $20,000
ID: 10503 NE CASS ST and SARGENT COURT Open $18,000
ID: 10504 SE CASS ST and SARGENT COURT Open $20,000
ID: 10502 SE CASS ST and WEBSTER ST Open $18,000
ID: 10501 SW CASS ST and WEBSTER ST Open $18,000
ID: 10500 WSW CASS ST and WEBSTER ST Open $18,000
Survey Street: CEDAR ST $100,000
CEDAR ST and HARRISON ST $100,000
ID: 10217 NE CEDAR ST and HARRISON ST Open $20,000
ID: 10218 NW CEDAR ST and HARRISON ST Open $20,000
ID: 10214 NE CEDAR ST and ROOSEVELT ST Open $20,000
ID: 10215 NW CEDAR ST and ROOSEVELT ST Open $20,000
ID: 10216 SW CEDAR ST and ROOSEVELT ST Open $20,000
Survey Street: CYPRESS ST $144,000
CYPRESS ST and IRVING AVE $144,000
ID: 20027 NE CYPRESS ST and IRVING AVE Open $18,000
ID: 20028 NW CYPRESS ST and IRVING AVE Open $18,000
ID: 20026 SE CYPRESS ST and IRVING AVE Open $18,000
ID: 20025 SW CYPRESS ST and IRVING AVE Open $18,000
ID: 20029 NE CYPRESS ST and WITHERS AVE Open $18,000
ID: 20030 NW CYPRESS ST and WITHERS AVE Open $18,000
ID: 20032 SE CYPRESS ST and WITHERS AVE Open $18,000
ID: 20031 SW CYPRESS ST and WITHERS AVE Open $18,000
Survey Street: DAVID AVE $1,145,000
DAVID AVE and ALICE ST $1,145,000
ID: 20048 SE DAVID AVE and ALICE ST Open $18,000
ID: 20049 SW DAVID AVE and ALICE ST Open $18,000
ID: 20078 NE DAVID AVE and ARCHER ST Open $20,000

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CITY OF MONTEREY - CURB RAMPS
ID: 20079 NW DAVID AVE and ARCHER ST Open $20,000
ID: 20076 SE DAVID AVE and ARCHER ST Open $20,000
ID: 20077 SW DAVID AVE and ARCHER ST Open $18,000
ID: 20087 NE DAVID AVE and BELDEN ST Open $18,000
ID: 20086 NW DAVID AVE and BELDEN ST Open $18,000
ID: 20084 SE DAVID AVE and BELDEN ST Open $20,000
ID: 20085 SW DAVID AVE and BELDEN ST Open $20,000
ID: 20033 SE DAVID AVE and CYPRESS ST Open $20,000
ID: 20034 SW DAVID AVE and CYPRESS ST Open $40,000
ID: 20038 SE DAVID AVE and DEVISADERO ST Open $20,000
ID: 20039 SW DAVID AVE and DEVISADERO ST Open $20,000
ID: 20059 NE DAVID AVE and FILMORE ST Open $6,000
ID: 20060 NW DAVID AVE and FILMORE ST Open $18,000
ID: 20058 SE DAVID AVE and FILMORE ST Open $20,000
ID: 20061 SW DAVID AVE and FILMORE ST Open $18,000
ID: 20056 SE DAVID AVE and GRACE ST Open $20,000
ID: 20057 SW DAVID AVE and GRACE ST Open $18,000
ID: 20040 SE DAVID AVE and JESSIE ST Open $18,000
ID: 20041 SW DAVID AVE and JESSIE ST Open $20,000
ID: 20091 NE DAVID AVE and LAINE ST Open $20,000
ID: 20090 NW DAVID AVE and LAINE ST Open $20,000
ID: 20088 SE DAVID AVE and LAINE ST Open $20,000
ID: 20089 SW DAVID AVE and LAINE ST Open $18,000
ID: 20065 NE DAVID AVE and LILY ST Open $20,000
ID: 20064 NW DAVID AVE and LILY ST Open $20,000
ID: 20062 SE DAVID AVE and LILY ST Open $18,000
ID: 20063 SW DAVID AVE and LILY ST Open $20,000
ID: 20042 SE DAVID AVE and LOBOS ST Open $20,000
ID: 20043 SW DAVID AVE and LOBOS ST Open $20,000

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CITY OF MONTEREY - CURB RAMPS
ID: 20045 SE DAVID AVE and LOTTIE ST Open $23,000
ID: 20044 SW DAVID AVE and LOTTIE ST Open $18,000
ID: 20050 SE DAVID AVE and LYNDON ST Open $18,000
ID: 20051 SW DAVID AVE and LYNDON ST Open $20,000
ID: 20066 SE DAVID AVE and NEWTON ST Open $20,000
ID: 20067 SW DAVID AVE and NEWTON ST Open $20,000
ID: 20071 NE DAVID AVE and OAK ST Open $20,000
ID: 20070 NW DAVID AVE and OAK ST Open $20,000
ID: 20068 SE DAVID AVE and OAK ST Open $18,000
ID: 20069 SW DAVID AVE and OAK ST Open $20,000
ID: 20052 SE DAVID AVE and PARCEL ST Open $20,000
ID: 20053 SW DAVID AVE and PARCEL ST Open $20,000
ID: 134 E DAVID AVE and SPENCER AVE Open $18,000
ID: 135 N DAVID AVE and SPENCER AVE Open $18,000
ID: 133 S DAVID AVE and SPENCER AVE Open $18,000
ID: 20083 NE DAVID AVE and SPENCER ST Open $18,000
ID: 20082 NW DAVID AVE and SPENCER ST Open $20,000
ID: 20080 SE DAVID AVE and SPENCER ST Open $18,000
ID: 20081 SW DAVID AVE and SPENCER ST Open $18,000
ID: 20046 SE DAVID AVE and TAYLOR ST Open $20,000
ID: 20047 SW DAVID AVE and TAYLOR ST Open $20,000
ID: 20358 NE DAVID AVE and TERRY ST Open $20,000
ID: 20359 NW DAVID AVE and TERRY ST Open $20,000
ID: 20054 SE DAVID AVE and TERRY ST Open $20,000
ID: 20055 SW DAVID AVE and TERRY ST Open $20,000
ID: 20110 N DAVID AVE and TRAIL Open $18,000
ID: 20109 S DAVID AVE and TRAIL Open $18,000
Survey Street: DEL MONTE AVE $320,000

APPENDIX F
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CITY OF MONTEREY - CURB RAMPS
ID: 20294 SE DEL MONTE AVE and DELA VINA AVE Open $20,000 ID: 20293 SW DEL MONTE AVE and DELA VINA AVE Open $18,000 ID: 20292 SE DEL MONTE AVE and HANNON AVE Open $18,000
ID: 20291 SW DEL MONTE AVE and HANNON AVE Open $18,000
ID: 20296 SE DEL MONTE AVE and PALO VERDE AVE Open $18,000 ID: 20295 SW DEL MONTE AVE and PALO VERDE AVE Open $18,000 ID: 20290 SE DEL MONTE AVE and RAMONA AVE Open $18,000
ID: 20289 SW DEL MONTE AVE and RAMONA AVE Open $18,000
ID: 20277 E DEL MONTE AVE and TRAIL Open $4,000
ID: 20278 W DEL MONTE AVE and TRAIL Open $18,000
ID: 20429 NW DEL MONTE AVE and UNIVERSITY CIRCLE Open $18,000 ID: 20432 SE DEL MONTE AVE and UNIVERSITY CIRCLE Open $18,000 ID: 20431 SSW DEL MONTE AVE and UNIVERSITY CIRCLE Open $18,000 ID: 20430 WSW DEL MONTE AVE and UNIVERSITY CIRCLE Open $18,000 ID: 10429 ENE DEL MONTE AVE and VAN BUREN ST Open $6,000 ID: 10428 NNE DEL MONTE AVE and VAN BUREN ST Open $18,000 ID: 10430 SE DEL MONTE AVE and VAN BUREN ST Open $18,000 ID: 20279 SE DEL MONTE AVE and VIRGIN AVE Open $20,000
ID: 20280 SW DEL MONTE AVE and VIRGIN AVE Open $18,000
Survey Street: DEL ROBLES AVE $118,000
DEL ROBLES AVE and ENCINA AVE $118,000
ID: 20316 SE DEL ROBLES AVE and ENCINA AVE Open $20,000 ID: 20317 SW DEL ROBLES AVE and ENCINA AVE Open $20,000 ID: 20321 SE DEL ROBLES AVE and ESTRELLA AVE Shoulder
ID: 20320 SW DEL ROBLES AVE and ESTRELLA AVE Open $20,000 ID: 20322 NE DEL ROBLES AVE and GARDEN AVE Open $20,000 ID: 20318 NE DEL ROBLES AVE and PALO VERDE AVE Open $20,000

APPENDIX F
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CITY OF MONTEREY - CURB RAMPS
ID: 20319 NW DEL ROBLES AVE and PALO VERDE AVE Open $18,000 Survey Street: DEVISADERO ST
DEVISADERO ST and IRVING AVE
ID: 20019 NE DEVISADERO ST and IRVING AVE Shoulder
ID: 20020 SE DEVISADERO ST and IRVING AVE Shoulder
Survey Street: DUTRA ST $72,000
DUTRA ST and JEFFERSON ST $72,000
ID: 10625 SE DUTRA ST and JEFFERSON ST Open $18,000
ID: 10624 SW DUTRA ST and JEFFERSON ST Open $18,000
ID: 10614 NE DUTRA ST and MADISON ST Open $18,000
ID: 10613 NW DUTRA ST and MADISON ST Open $18,000
Survey Street: E. FRANKLIN ST $86,000
E. FRANKLIN ST and ADAMS ST $86,000
ID: 101 ESE E. FRANKLIN ST and ADAMS ST Open $14,000
ID: 100 NE E. FRANKLIN ST and ADAMS ST Open $22,000
ID: 102 SSE E. FRANKLIN ST and ADAMS ST Open $20,000
ID: 103 SW E. FRANKLIN ST and ADAMS ST Open $30,000
Survey Street: EL DORADO ST $130,000
EL DORADO ST and ABREGO ST $130,000
ID: 20144 NW EL DORADO ST and ABREGO ST Open $18,000
ID: 20146 SSW EL DORADO ST and ABREGO ST Open $18,000
ID: 20145 WSW EL DORADO ST and ABREGO ST Open $18,000
ID: 20148 ENE EL DORADO ST and MUNRAS AVE Open $20,000
ID: 20149 NNE EL DORADO ST and MUNRAS AVE Open $20,000
ID: 20147 SE EL DORADO ST and MUNRAS AVE Open $18,000
ID: 20360 SW EL DORADO ST and MUNRAS AVE Open $18,000
Survey Street: ENCINA AVE $136,000
ENCINA AVE and PALO VERDE AVE $136,000
ID: 20302 NE ENCINA AVE and PALO VERDE AVE Open $18,000 ID: 20301 NW ENCINA AVE and PALO VERDE AVE Shoulder
ID: 20299 SE ENCINA AVE and PALO VERDE AVE Open $20,000 ID: 20300 SW ENCINA AVE and PALO VERDE AVE Open $20,000 ID: 20287 NE ENCINA AVE and VIRGIN AVE Open $20,000

APPENDIX F
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CITY OF MONTEREY - CURB RAMPS
ID: 20286 NW ENCINA AVE and VIRGIN AVE Open $20,000
ID: 20288 SE ENCINA AVE and VIRGIN AVE Open $18,000
ID: 20285 SW ENCINA AVE and VIRGIN AVE Open $20,000
Survey Street: ENGLISH AVE $134,000
ENGLISH AVE and BRANNER AVE $134,000
ID: 20217 NE ENGLISH AVE and BRANNER AVE Open $18,000
ID: 20214 NW ENGLISH AVE and BRANNER AVE Open $18,000
ID: 20216 SE ENGLISH AVE and BRANNER AVE Open $20,000
ID: 20215 SW ENGLISH AVE and BRANNER AVE Open $20,000
ID: 20281 SE ENGLISH AVE and DEL MONTE AVE Open $18,000 ID: 20283 NE ENGLISH AVE and ENCINA AVE Open $20,000
ID: 20284 SE ENGLISH AVE and ENCINA AVE Open $20,000
Survey Street: ETNA PL $40,000
ETNA PL and VIA ISOLA $40,000
ID: 20174 NE ETNA PL and VIA ISOLA Open $20,000
ID: 20175 SE ETNA PL and VIA ISOLA Open $20,000
Survey Street: EUCLID AVE $74,000
EUCLID AVE and RAMONA AVE $74,000
ID: 20369 NE EUCLID AVE and RAMONA AVE Open $18,000
ID: 20370 NW EUCLID AVE and RAMONA AVE Open $18,000
ID: 20371 SE EUCLID AVE and RAMONA AVE Open $18,000
ID: 20418 SE EUCLID AVE and SHIRLPAT WAY Open $20,000
Survey Street: FAIRGROUNDS RD $180,000
FAIRGROUNDS RD and GARDEN AVE $180,000
ID: 20345 NE FAIRGROUNDS RD and GARDEN AVE Open $20,000 ID: 20346 SE FAIRGROUNDS RD and GARDEN AVE Open $18,000 ID: 20349 SE Island* FAIRGROUNDS RD and GARDEN AVE Open $18,000 ID: 20350 SW FAIRGROUNDS RD and GARDEN AVE Open $18,000 ID: 20356 SE FAIRGROUNDS RD and OLD SALINAS HWY Open $20,000 ID: 20357 SW FAIRGROUNDS RD and OLD SALINAS HWY Open $18,000 ID: 20354 NE FAIRGROUNDS RD and SCHOOL ST Open $20,000
ID: 20353 SE FAIRGROUNDS RD and SCHOOL ST Open $18,000

APPENDIX F
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CITY OF MONTEREY - CURB RAMPS
ID: 20355 SW FAIRGROUNDS RD and SCHOOL ST Shoulder
Survey Street: FIGUEROA ST $166,000
FIGUEROA ST and DEL MONTE AVE $166,000
ID: 10704 NE FIGUEROA ST and DEL MONTE AVE Open $18,000 ID: 10700 SE FIGUEROA ST and DEL MONTE AVE Open $20,000 ID: 10701 SSW FIGUEROA ST and DEL MONTE AVE Open $20,000 ID: 10702 WSW FIGUEROA ST and DEL MONTE AVE Open $18,000 ID: 10463 NE FIGUEROA ST and ROBINSON ST Open $20,000
ID: 10464 SE FIGUEROA ST and ROBINSON ST Open $20,000
ID: 10705 E FIGUEROA ST and TRAIL Open $18,000
ID: 10708 E-ISLAND FIGUEROA ST and TRAIL Open $10,000
ID: 10706 W FIGUEROA ST and TRAIL Open $18,000
ID: 10707 W-ISLAND FIGUEROA ST and TRAIL Open $4,000
Survey Street: FRANKLIN ST $308,000
FRANKLIN ST and ADAMS ST $308,000
ID: 10454 ESE FRANKLIN ST and ADAMS ST Open $4,000
ID: 10455 NE FRANKLIN ST and ADAMS ST Open $18,000
ID: 10453 SSE FRANKLIN ST and ADAMS ST Open $18,000
ID: 10456 SW FRANKLIN ST and ADAMS ST Open $18,000
ID: 10224 SW FRANKLIN ST and CLAY ST Open $18,000
ID: 10250 NE FRANKLIN ST and EDDIE BURNS LANE Open $18,000 ID: 10249 NW FRANKLIN ST and EDDIE BURNS LANE Open $18,000 ID: 10699 NE FRANKLIN ST and FIGUEROA ST Open $18,000
ID: 10698 NW FRANKLIN ST and FIGUEROA ST Open $18,000
ID: 10696 SE FRANKLIN ST and FIGUEROA ST Open $18,000
ID: 10697 SW FRANKLIN ST and FIGUEROA ST Open $18,000
ID: 10205 NW FRANKLIN ST and HIGH ST Open $18,000
ID: 10207 SE FRANKLIN ST and HIGH ST Open $18,000
ID: 10208 SW FRANKLIN ST and HIGH ST Open $18,000
ID: 10640 NE FRANKLIN ST and PACIFIC ST Open $12,000

APPENDIX F
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CITY OF MONTEREY - CURB RAMPS
ID: 10261 NE FRANKLIN ST and VAN BUREN ST Open $20,000
ID: 10260 NW FRANKLIN ST and VAN BUREN ST Open $18,000
ID: 10262 SE FRANKLIN ST and VAN BUREN ST Open $20,000
Survey Street: FREMONT ST $270,000
FREMONT ST and CASANOVA AVE $270,000
ID: 20421 NE FREMONT ST and CASANOVA AVE Open $20,000
ID: 20426 NW FREMONT ST and CASANOVA AVE Open $20,000
ID: 20424 SE FREMONT ST and CASANOVA AVE Open $20,000
ID: 20423 SE Island* FREMONT ST and CASANOVA AVE Open $18,000 ID: 20425 SW FREMONT ST and CASANOVA AVE Open $20,000
ID: 20427 NE FREMONT ST and HANNON AVE Open $20,000
ID: 20428 NW FREMONT ST and HANNON AVE Open $18,000
ID: 20139 SE FREMONT ST and IRISCANYON RD Shoulder
ID: 20138 SW FREMONT ST and IRISCANYON RD Open $20,000
ID: 20391 NE FREMONT ST and RAMONA AVE Open $20,000
ID: 20392 NW FREMONT ST and RAMONA AVE Open $20,000
ID: 20389 S Island FREMONT ST and RAMONA AVE Open $18,000 ID: 20390 SE FREMONT ST and RAMONA AVE Open $20,000
ID: 20388 SW FREMONT ST and RAMONA AVE Open $18,000
Survey Street: GARDEN AVE $94,400
GARDEN AVE and GARDEN COURT $94,400
ID: 20197 SE GARDEN AVE and GARDEN COURT Open $18,000
ID: 20198 SW GARDEN AVE and GARDEN COURT Open $18,000
ID: 20195 NE GARDEN AVE and HENDERSON WAY Open $4,400
ID: 20196 NW GARDEN AVE and HENDERSON WAY Open $18,000
ID: 20199 NE GARDEN AVE and SKY PARK WAY Open $18,000
ID: 20200 NW GARDEN AVE and SKY PARK WAY Open $18,000
Survey Street: GRANT AVE $40,000
GRANT AVE and VIRGIN AVE $40,000
ID: 20222 NW GRANT AVE and VIRGIN AVE Open $20,000
ID: 20221 SW GRANT AVE and VIRGIN AVE Open $20,000
Survey Street: HARRIS COURT $38,000

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ID: 20443 NE HARRIS COURT and THOMAS OWENS WAY Shoulder ID: 20444 SE HARRIS COURT and THOMAS OWENS WAY Open $18,000 ID: 20442 NE HARRIS COURT and UPPER RAGSDALE DR Shoulder ID: 20441 NW HARRIS COURT and UPPER RAGSDALE DR Open $20,000 Survey Street: HAWTHORNE ST $164,000
HAWTHORNE ST and DAVID AVE $164,000
ID: 20096 ISLAND-N HAWTHORNE ST and DAVID AVE Open $18,000 ID: 20095 ISLAND-S HAWTHORNE ST and DAVID AVE Open $18,000 ID: 20097 NE HAWTHORNE ST and DAVID AVE Open $18,000
ID: 20092 NW HAWTHORNE ST and DAVID AVE Open $20,000
ID: 20094 SE HAWTHORNE ST and DAVID AVE Open $18,000
ID: 20093 SW HAWTHORNE ST and DAVID AVE Open $20,000
ID: 129 NE HAWTHORNE ST and REESIDE AVE Open $18,000
ID: 130 NW HAWTHORNE ST and REESIDE AVE Open $14,000
ID: 132 SE HAWTHORNE ST and REESIDE AVE Open $6,000
ID: 131 SW HAWTHORNE ST and REESIDE AVE Open $14,000
Survey Street: HELVIC AVE $20,000
HELVIC AVE and PORTOLA AVE $20,000
ID: 20303 W HELVIC AVE and PORTOLA AVE Open $20,000
Survey Street: HERRMANN DR $80,000
HERRMANN DR and EL CAMINITO $80,000
ID: 10366 NE HERRMANN DR and EL CAMINITO Shoulder
ID: 10365 NW HERRMANN DR and EL CAMINITO Shoulder
ID: 10364 NE HERRMANN DR and VIA CAMPANA Shoulder
ID: 10363 NW HERRMANN DR and VIA CAMPANA Shoulder
ID: 10361 NE HERRMANN DR and VIA CHUALAR Shoulder
ID: 10362 NW HERRMANN DR and VIA CHUALAR Shoulder
ID: 10356 NE HERRMANN DR and VIA DEL PINAR Shoulder
ID: 10355 NW HERRMANN DR and VIA DEL PINAR Shoulder
ID: 10353 SE HERRMANN DR and VIA DEL PINAR Open $20,000 ID: 10354 SW HERRMANN DR and VIA DEL PINAR Shoulder

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ID: 10370 NE HERRMANN DR and VIA DEL REY Open $20,000
ID: 10367 NW HERRMANN DR and VIA DEL REY Open $20,000
ID: 10369 SE HERRMANN DR and VIA DEL REY Open $20,000
ID: 10368 SW HERRMANN DR and VIA DEL REY Shoulder
Survey Street: HOFFMAN AVE $532,000
HOFFMAN AVE and ARCHER ST $532,000
ID: 10087 NE HOFFMAN AVE and ARCHER ST Open $18,000
ID: 10088 NW HOFFMAN AVE and ARCHER ST Open $18,000
ID: 10090 SE HOFFMAN AVE and ARCHER ST Open $20,000
ID: 10089 SW HOFFMAN AVE and ARCHER ST Open $18,000
ID: 10071 NE HOFFMAN AVE and CYPRESS ST Open $18,000
ID: 10072 NW HOFFMAN AVE and CYPRESS ST Open $18,000
ID: 10070 SE HOFFMAN AVE and CYPRESS ST Open $18,000
ID: 10073 SW HOFFMAN AVE and CYPRESS ST Open $18,000
ID: 10075 NE HOFFMAN AVE and LILY ST Open $18,000
ID: 10076 NW HOFFMAN AVE and LILY ST Open $18,000
ID: 10074 SE HOFFMAN AVE and LILY ST Open $20,000
ID: 10077 SW HOFFMAN AVE and LILY ST Open $20,000
ID: 10080 NE HOFFMAN AVE and NEWTON ST Open $18,000
ID: 10079 NW HOFFMAN AVE and NEWTON ST Open $18,000
ID: 10081 SE HOFFMAN AVE and NEWTON ST Open $18,000
ID: 10078 SW HOFFMAN AVE and NEWTON ST Open $18,000
ID: 10083 NE HOFFMAN AVE and OAK ST Open $18,000
ID: 10084 NW HOFFMAN AVE and OAK ST Open $20,000
ID: 10082 SE HOFFMAN AVE and OAK ST Open $18,000
ID: 10085 SSW HOFFMAN AVE and OAK ST Open $20,000
ID: 10086 WSW HOFFMAN AVE and OAK ST Open $18,000
ID: 10092 NE HOFFMAN AVE and SPENCER ST Open $18,000
ID: 10093 NW HOFFMAN AVE and SPENCER ST Open $18,000
ID: 10091 SE HOFFMAN AVE and SPENCER ST Open $18,000
ID: 10094 SW HOFFMAN AVE and SPENCER ST Open $18,000

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ID: 10129 N HOFFMAN AVE and TRAIL Open $18,000
ID: 10130 S HOFFMAN AVE and TRAIL Open $18,000
ID: 10132 NE HOFFMAN AVE and WAVE ST Open $18,000
ID: 10131 SE HOFFMAN AVE and WAVE ST Open $18,000
Survey Street: JEFFERSON ST $368,000
JEFFERSON ST and CALLE PRINCIPAL $368,000
ID: 10657 NE JEFFERSON ST and CALLE PRINCIPAL Open $18,000 ID: 10656 NW JEFFERSON ST and CALLE PRINCIPAL Open $18,000 ID: 10654 SE JEFFERSON ST and CALLE PRINCIPAL Open $18,000 ID: 10655 SW JEFFERSON ST and CALLE PRINCIPAL Open $20,000 ID: 10394 NE JEFFERSON ST and HIGH ST Open $18,000
ID: 10395 NW JEFFERSON ST and HIGH ST Open $20,000
ID: 10396 SW JEFFERSON ST and HIGH ST Open $20,000
ID: 10663 NE JEFFERSON ST and PACIFIC ST Open $18,000
ID: 10662 NW JEFFERSON ST and PACIFIC ST Open $18,000
ID: 10664 SE JEFFERSON ST and PACIFIC ST Open $20,000
ID: 10665 SW JEFFERSON ST and PACIFIC ST Open $18,000
ID: 10627 NE JEFFERSON ST and PIERCE ST Open $18,000
ID: 10626 NW JEFFERSON ST and PIERCE ST Open $18,000
ID: 10628 SE JEFFERSON ST and PIERCE ST Open $18,000
ID: 10629 SW JEFFERSON ST and PIERCE ST Open $18,000
ID: 10623 NE JEFFERSON ST and VAN BUREN ST Open $18,000 ID: 10619 NW JEFFERSON ST and VAN BUREN ST Open $18,000 ID: 10622 SE JEFFERSON ST and VAN BUREN ST Open $18,000 ID: 10621 SSW JEFFERSON ST and VAN BUREN ST Open $18,000 ID: 10620 WSW JEFFERSON ST and VAN BUREN ST Open $18,000 Survey Street: JESSIE ST $118,000
JESSIE ST and IRVING AVE $118,000
ID: 20023 NE JESSIE ST and IRVING AVE Open $20,000
ID: 20022 NW JESSIE ST and IRVING AVE Open $18,000
ID: 20024 SE JESSIE ST and IRVING AVE Shoulder
ID: 20021 SW JESSIE ST and IRVING AVE Open $20,000

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ID: 20035 NE JESSIE ST and WITHERS AVE Open $20,000
ID: 20036 SE JESSIE ST and WITHERS AVE Open $20,000
ID: 20037 SW JESSIE ST and WITHERS AVE Open $20,000
Survey Street: JOSSELYN CANYON RD $36,000
JOSSELYN CANYON RD and SYLVAN AVE $36,000
ID: 20351 NE JOSSELYN CANYON RD and SYLVAN AVE Shoulder ID: 20352 SE JOSSELYN CANYON RD and SYLVAN AVE Shoulder ID: 20171 SE JOSSELYN CANYON RD and VIA ISOLA Open $18,000 ID: 20170 SW JOSSELYN CANYON RD and VIA ISOLA Open $18,000 ID: 20169 SE JOSSELYN CANYON RD and VIA MARETTIMO Shoulder ID: 20168 SW JOSSELYN CANYON RD and VIA MARETTIMO Shoulder Survey Street: JUSTIN COURT $20,000
JUSTIN COURT and UPPER RAGSDALE DR $20,000
ID: 20446 NE JUSTIN COURT and UPPER RAGSDALE DR Open $20,000 ID: 20445 NW JUSTIN COURT and UPPER RAGSDALE DR Shoulder Survey Street: LILY ST $40,000
LILY ST and McCLELLAN AVE $40,000
ID: 10069 NE LILY ST and McCLELLAN AVE Open $20,000
ID: 10068 NW LILY ST and McCLELLAN AVE Open $20,000
Survey Street: LOWER RAGSDALE DR $80,000
LOWER RAGSDALE DR and MANDEVILLE COURT $80,000
ID: 20435 NE LOWER RAGSDALE DR and MANDEVILLE COURT Open $20,000 ID: 20436 NW LOWER RAGSDALE DR and MANDEVILLE COURT Open $20,000 ID: 20440 SE LOWER RAGSDALE DR and RAGSDALE DR Open $20,000 ID: 20439 SW LOWER RAGSDALE DR and RAGSDALE DR Open $20,000 ID: 20438 SE LOWER RAGSDALE DR and SWAIN COURT Shoulder ID: 20437 SW LOWER RAGSDALE DR and SWAIN COURT Shoulder Survey Street: MADISON ST $240,000
MADISON ST and HERRMANN DR $240,000
ID: 10409 WNW MADISON ST and HERRMANN DR Open $20,000
ID: 10411 NE MADISON ST and LARKIN ST Open $18,000

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ID: 10410 NW MADISON ST and LARKIN ST Open $18,000
ID: 10412 SE MADISON ST and LARKIN ST Open $18,000
ID: 10413 SW MADISON ST and LARKIN ST Open $18,000
ID: 10618 NE MADISON ST and PACIFIC ST Open $20,000
ID: 10615 NW MADISON ST and PACIFIC ST Open $20,000
ID: 10617 SE MADISON ST and PACIFIC ST Open $18,000
ID: 10616 SW MADISON ST and PACIFIC ST Open $18,000
ID: 10612 NE MADISON ST and VAN BUREN ST Open $18,000
ID: 10609 NW MADISON ST and VAN BUREN ST Open $18,000
ID: 10611 SE MADISON ST and VAN BUREN ST Open $18,000
ID: 10610 SW MADISON ST and VAN BUREN ST Open $18,000
Survey Street: MAR VISTA DR $292,000
MAR VISTA DR and CRESCENT COURT $292,000
ID: 10317 SE MAR VISTA DR and CRESCENT COURT Open $18,000 ID: 10316 SW MAR VISTA DR and CRESCENT COURT Open $20,000 ID: 10310 NW MAR VISTA DR and CUESTA VISTA DR Shoulder
ID: 10311 SW MAR VISTA DR and CUESTA VISTA DR Shoulder
ID: 10275 NE MAR VISTA DR and DRY CREEK RD Open $20,000 ID: 10278 NW MAR VISTA DR and DRY CREEK RD Shoulder
ID: 10276 SE MAR VISTA DR and DRY CREEK RD Open $20,000 ID: 10277 SW MAR VISTA DR and DRY CREEK RD Shoulder
ID: 10314 NW MAR VISTA DR and SKYLINE DR Shoulder
ID: 10274 SE MAR VISTA DR and SKYLINE DR Shoulder
ID: 10315 SW MAR VISTA DR and SKYLINE DR Shoulder
ID: 10302 NW MAR VISTA DR and SOLEDAD DR Open $20,000
ID: 10298 SE MAR VISTA DR and SOLEDAD DR Shoulder
ID: 10297 SW MAR VISTA DR and SOLEDAD DR Shoulder
ID: 10312 NE MAR VISTA DR and SOLEDAD PL Open $20,000
ID: 10313 SE MAR VISTA DR and SOLEDAD PL Open $20,000
ID: 10281 NE MAR VISTA DR and TODA VISTA Open $20,000

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ID: 10282 SE MAR VISTA DR and TODA VISTA Open $20,000
ID: 10305 NW MAR VISTA DR and TOYON DR Shoulder
ID: 10303 SE MAR VISTA DR and TOYON DR Open $18,000
ID: 10304 SW MAR VISTA DR and TOYON DR Open $20,000
ID: 10291 NE MAR VISTA DR and VIA GAYUBA Open $20,000
ID: 10292 NW MAR VISTA DR and VIA GAYUBA Open $20,000
ID: 10290 SE MAR VISTA DR and VIA GAYUBA Shoulder
ID: 10289 SW MAR VISTA DR and VIA GAYUBA Shoulder
ID: 10279 NE MAR VISTA DR and VIA LADERA Open $18,000
ID: 10280 SE MAR VISTA DR and VIA LADERA Open $18,000
Survey Street: MARTIN ST $20,000
MARTIN ST and DOUD AVE $20,000
ID: 10388 SE MARTIN ST and DOUD AVE Shoulder
ID: 10389 SW MARTIN ST and DOUD AVE Shoulder
ID: 10391 SE MARTIN ST and LOMITA ST Shoulder
ID: 10390 SW MARTIN ST and LOMITA ST Open $20,000
Survey Street: MESSINA PL $40,000
MESSINA PL and VIA ISOLA $40,000
ID: 20172 NE MESSINA PL and VIA ISOLA Open $20,000
ID: 20173 SE MESSINA PL and VIA ISOLA Open $20,000
Survey Street: MONTECITO AVE $76,000
MONTECITO AVE and RAMONA AVE $76,000
ID: 20213 NE MONTECITO AVE and RAMONA AVE Open $20,000
ID: 20212 NW MONTECITO AVE and RAMONA AVE Open $18,000
ID: 20210 SE MONTECITO AVE and RAMONA AVE Open $20,000
ID: 20211 SW MONTECITO AVE and RAMONA AVE Open $18,000
Survey Street: MUNRAS AVE $170,000
MUNRAS AVE and CARMELITO AVE $170,000
ID: 10510 NW MUNRAS AVE and CARMELITO AVE Open $18,000
ID: 10509 SW MUNRAS AVE and CARMELITO AVE Open $18,000
ID: 10686 NE MUNRAS AVE and FREMONT ST Open $18,000
ID: 10685 NW MUNRAS AVE and FREMONT ST Open $18,000

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ID: 10679 NE MUNRAS AVE and TYLER ST Open $18,000
ID: 20159 NW MUNRAS AVE and VIA ARBOLES Open $20,000
ID: 20160 SW MUNRAS AVE and VIA ARBOLES Shoulder
ID: 20166 NW MUNRAS AVE and VIA BUENA VISTA Open $20,000 ID: 20167 SW MUNRAS AVE and VIA BUENA VISTA Open $20,000 ID: 20157 NW MUNRAS AVE and VIA ROBLES Open $20,000
ID: 20158 SW MUNRAS AVE and VIA ROBLES Shoulder
Survey Street: N FREMONT $24,000
N FREMONT and AIRPORT & DE LAVINA $24,000
ID: 117 NNE N FREMONT and AIRPORT & DE LAVINA Open $6,000 ID: 108 NNW N FREMONT and AIRPORT & DE LAVINA Open $6,000 ID: 112 SSW N FREMONT and AIRPORT & DE LAVINA Open $6,000 ID: 109 WNW N FREMONT and AIRPORT & DE LAVINA Open $6,000 Survey Street: OAK ST $54,000
OAK ST and McCLELLAN AVE $54,000
ID: 10095 NE OAK ST and McCLELLAN AVE Open $18,000
ID: 10096 SE OAK ST and McCLELLAN AVE Open $18,000
ID: 10097 SW OAK ST and McCLELLAN AVE Open $18,000
Survey Street: OLMSTED RD $40,000
OLMSTED RD and GARDEN AVE $40,000
ID: 20194 NW OLMSTED RD and GARDEN AVE Open $20,000
ID: 20193 SW OLMSTED RD and GARDEN AVE Open $20,000
Survey Street: PACIFIC ST $248,000
PACIFIC ST and ALAMEDA ST $248,000
ID: 20242 NE PACIFIC ST and ALAMEDA ST Open $20,000
ID: 20241 NW PACIFIC ST and ALAMEDA ST Shoulder
ID: 20239 SE PACIFIC ST and ALAMEDA ST Open $20,000
ID: 20240 SW PACIFIC ST and ALAMEDA ST Shoulder
ID: 20130 NW PACIFIC ST and ARTILLERY ST Open $20,000
ID: 20129 SW PACIFIC ST and ARTILLERY ST Open $20,000
ID: 20128 NE PACIFIC ST and SCOTT ST Open $18,000

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ID: 20127 NW PACIFIC ST and SCOTT ST Open $18,000
ID: 20125 SE PACIFIC ST and SCOTT ST Open $18,000
ID: 20126 SW PACIFIC ST and SCOTT ST Open $20,000
ID: 20162 ESE PACIFIC ST and VIA ARBOLES Open $18,000
ID: 20161 NE PACIFIC ST and VIA ARBOLES Open $18,000
ID: 20163 NW PACIFIC ST and VIA ARBOLES Shoulder
ID: 20165 SSE PACIFIC ST and VIA ARBOLES Open $18,000
ID: 20164 SW PACIFIC ST and VIA ARBOLES Shoulder
ID: 20244 NE PACIFIC ST and VISCAINO RD Open $20,000
ID: 20243 SE PACIFIC ST and VISCAINO RD Open $20,000
Survey Street: PEARL ST $254,000
PEARL ST and ABREGO ST $254,000
ID: 10675 SE PEARL ST and ABREGO ST Open $18,000
ID: 10672 SW PEARL ST and ABREGO ST Open $18,000
ID: 10461 NE PEARL ST and FIGUEROA ST Open $18,000
ID: 10460 NW PEARL ST and FIGUEROA ST Open $18,000
ID: 10462 SE PEARL ST and FIGUEROA ST Open $18,000
ID: 10459 SW PEARL ST and FIGUEROA ST Open $18,000
ID: 10670 SE PEARL ST and HOUSTON ST Open $18,000
ID: 10671 SW PEARL ST and HOUSTON ST Open $20,000
ID: 10667 NE PEARL ST and TYLER ST Open $18,000
ID: 10666 NW PEARL ST and TYLER ST Open $18,000
ID: 10668 SE PEARL ST and TYLER ST Open $18,000
ID: 10669 SW PEARL ST and TYLER ST Open $18,000
ID: 10674 NE PEARL ST and WASHINGTON ST Open $18,000
ID: 10673 NW PEARL ST and WASHINGTON ST Open $18,000
Survey Street: PINE ST $152,000
PINE ST and DAVID AVE $152,000
ID: 20074 NE PINE ST and DAVID AVE Open $20,000
ID: 20075 NW PINE ST and DAVID AVE Open $20,000
ID: 20073 SE PINE ST and DAVID AVE Open $20,000

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CITY OF MONTEREY - CURB RAMPS
ID: 20072 SW PINE ST and DAVID AVE Open $20,000
ID: 10100 NE PINE ST and McCLELLAN AVE Open $18,000
ID: 10101 NW PINE ST and McCLELLAN AVE Open $18,000
ID: 10099 SE PINE ST and McCLELLAN AVE Open $18,000
ID: 10098 SW PINE ST and McCLELLAN AVE Open $18,000
Survey Street: PORTOLA AVE $40,000
PORTOLA AVE and PALO VERDE AVE $40,000
ID: 20297 NE PORTOLA AVE and PALO VERDE AVE Open $20,000 ID: 20298 SE PORTOLA AVE and PALO VERDE AVE Open $20,000 Survey Street: PRESCOTT AVE $884,000
PRESCOTT AVE and ALICE ST $884,000
ID: 10023 NE PRESCOTT AVE and ALICE ST Open $20,000
ID: 10022 NW PRESCOTT AVE and ALICE ST Open $18,000
ID: 10020 SE PRESCOTT AVE and ALICE ST Open $18,000
ID: 10021 SW PRESCOTT AVE and ALICE ST Open $18,000
ID: 20016 NE PRESCOTT AVE and CANNERY ROW Open $18,000
ID: 10047 NE PRESCOTT AVE and CYPRESS ST Open $18,000
ID: 10046 NW PRESCOTT AVE and CYPRESS ST Open $18,000
ID: 10044 SE PRESCOTT AVE and CYPRESS ST Open $20,000
ID: 10045 SW PRESCOTT AVE and CYPRESS ST Open $18,000
ID: 10003 NE PRESCOTT AVE and DEVISADERO ST Open $20,000 ID: 10002 NW PRESCOTT AVE and DEVISADERO ST Open $20,000 ID: 10000 SE PRESCOTT AVE and DEVISADERO ST Open $20,000 ID: 10001 SW PRESCOTT AVE and DEVISADERO ST Open $20,000 ID: 10039 NE PRESCOTT AVE and FILMORE ST Open $18,000
ID: 10038 NW PRESCOTT AVE and FILMORE ST Open $18,000
ID: 10036 SE PRESCOTT AVE and FILMORE ST Open $20,000
ID: 10037 SW PRESCOTT AVE and FILMORE ST Open $18,000
ID: 10043 NE PRESCOTT AVE and GRACE ST Open $18,000
ID: 10042 NW PRESCOTT AVE and GRACE ST Open $20,000
ID: 10040 SE PRESCOTT AVE and GRACE ST Open $18,000

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CITY OF MONTEREY - CURB RAMPS
ID: 10041 SW PRESCOTT AVE and GRACE ST Open $20,000
ID: 10007 NE PRESCOTT AVE and JESSIE ST Open $10,000
ID: 10006 NW PRESCOTT AVE and JESSIE ST Open $20,000
ID: 10004 SE PRESCOTT AVE and JESSIE ST Open $18,000
ID: 10005 SW PRESCOTT AVE and JESSIE ST Open $18,000
ID: 10011 NE PRESCOTT AVE and LOBOS ST Open $20,000
ID: 10010 NW PRESCOTT AVE and LOBOS ST Open $18,000
ID: 10008 SE PRESCOTT AVE and LOBOS ST Open $18,000
ID: 10009 SW PRESCOTT AVE and LOBOS ST Open $20,000
ID: 10027 NE PRESCOTT AVE and LYNDON ST Open $20,000
ID: 10026 NW PRESCOTT AVE and LYNDON ST Open $20,000
ID: 10024 SE PRESCOTT AVE and LYNDON ST Open $18,000
ID: 10025 SW PRESCOTT AVE and LYNDON ST Open $20,000
ID: 10031 NE PRESCOTT AVE and PARCEL ST Open $20,000
ID: 10030 NW PRESCOTT AVE and PARCEL ST Open $20,000
ID: 10028 SE PRESCOTT AVE and PARCEL ST Open $18,000
ID: 10029 SW PRESCOTT AVE and PARCEL ST Open $20,000
ID: 10019 NE PRESCOTT AVE and TAYLOR ST Open $20,000
ID: 10018 NW PRESCOTT AVE and TAYLOR ST Open $20,000
ID: 10016 SE PRESCOTT AVE and TAYLOR ST Open $18,000
ID: 10017 SW PRESCOTT AVE and TAYLOR ST Open $18,000
ID: 10035 NE PRESCOTT AVE and TERRY ST Open $18,000
ID: 10034 NW PRESCOTT AVE and TERRY ST Open $20,000
ID: 10032 SE PRESCOTT AVE and TERRY ST Open $20,000
ID: 10033 SW PRESCOTT AVE and TERRY ST Open $20,000
ID: 20013 N PRESCOTT AVE and TRAIL Open $18,000
ID: 20012 S PRESCOTT AVE and TRAIL Open $18,000
Survey Street: RAMONA AVE $302,000
RAMONA AVE and BRUCE LANE $302,000
ID: 20387 NW RAMONA AVE and BRUCE LANE Open $18,000
ID: 20386 SW RAMONA AVE and BRUCE LANE Open $20,000

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CITY OF MONTEREY - CURB RAMPS
ID: 20385 NW RAMONA AVE and DUNDEE AVE Open $18,000
ID: 20384 SW RAMONA AVE and DUNDEE AVE Open $18,000
ID: 20376 NE RAMONA AVE and EDINBURGH AVE Open $20,000
ID: 20375 NW RAMONA AVE and EDINBURGH AVE Open $20,000
ID: 20377 SE RAMONA AVE and EDINBURGH AVE Open $18,000
ID: 20374 SW RAMONA AVE and EDINBURGH AVE Open $20,000
ID: 20381 NE RAMONA AVE and LERWICK DR Open $18,000
ID: 20380 NNW RAMONA AVE and LERWICK DR Open $18,000
ID: 20378 SW RAMONA AVE and LERWICK DR Open $20,000
ID: 20379 WNW RAMONA AVE and LERWICK DR Open $18,000
ID: 20383 NW RAMONA AVE and LITTLE NESS AVE Open $18,000 ID: 20382 SW RAMONA AVE and LITTLE NESS AVE Open $20,000 ID: 20373 NW RAMONA AVE and STUART AVE Open $18,000
ID: 20372 SW RAMONA AVE and STUART AVE Open $20,000
Survey Street: REESIDE AVE $36,000
REESIDE AVE and TRAIL $36,000
ID: 10179 N REESIDE AVE and TRAIL Open $18,000
ID: 10180 S REESIDE AVE and TRAIL Open $18,000
Survey Street: ROOSEVELT ST $50,000
ROOSEVELT ST and HIGH ST $50,000
ID: 126 NW ROOSEVELT ST and HIGH ST Open $18,000
ID: 107 SE ROOSEVELT ST and HIGH ST Open $14,000
ID: 127 SW ROOSEVELT ST and HIGH ST Open $18,000
Survey Street: SAN BERNABE DR $40,000
SAN BERNABE DR and VIA CIMARRON $40,000
ID: 10334 NE SAN BERNABE DR and VIA CIMARRON Open $20,000 ID: 10335 SW SAN BERNABE DR and VIA CIMARRON Shoulder
ID: 10331 NE SAN BERNABE DR and VIA ENCANTO Shoulder
ID: 10330 NW SAN BERNABE DR and VIA ENCANTO Shoulder
ID: 10332 SE SAN BERNABE DR and VIA ENCANTO Open $20,000 ID: 10333 SW SAN BERNABE DR and VIA ENCANTO Shoulder

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Survey Street: SAN VITO CIRCLE $180,000
SAN VITO CIRCLE and VIA CASOLI $180,000
ID: 20187 NE SAN VITO CIRCLE and VIA CASOLI Open $20,000 ID: 20186 SE SAN VITO CIRCLE and VIA CASOLI Open $20,000 ID: 20188 SW SAN VITO CIRCLE and VIA CASOLI Open $20,000 ID: 20185 NE SAN VITO CIRCLE and VIA ISOLA Open $20,000 ID: 20184 NW SAN VITO CIRCLE and VIA ISOLA Open $20,000 ID: 20189 SE SAN VITO CIRCLE and VIA ISOLA Open $20,000 ID: 20183 SW SAN VITO CIRCLE and VIA ISOLA Open $20,000 Survey Street: SLOAT AVE $164,000
SLOAT AVE and DEL MONTE AVE $164,000
ID: 10586 NE SLOAT AVE and DEL MONTE AVE Open $20,000
ID: 10585 NW SLOAT AVE and DEL MONTE AVE Open $20,000
ID: 10587 SE SLOAT AVE and DEL MONTE AVE Open $20,000
ID: 10584 SW SLOAT AVE and DEL MONTE AVE Open $18,000
ID: 10605 NE SLOAT AVE and MARK THOMAS DR Open $20,000
ID: 10604 NE-ISLAND SLOAT AVE and MARK THOMAS DR Open $26,000 ID: 10603 NW SLOAT AVE and MARK THOMAS DR Open $20,000
ID: 10606 SE SLOAT AVE and MARK THOMAS DR Open $20,000
Survey Street: SOLEDAD DR $288,000
SOLEDAD DR and MAR VISTA DR $288,000
ID: 20234 SE SOLEDAD DR and MAR VISTA DR Open $18,000
ID: 20235 SW SOLEDAD DR and MAR VISTA DR Open $18,000
ID: 20228 NE SOLEDAD DR and MUNRAS AVE Open $20,000
ID: 20227 NW SOLEDAD DR and MUNRAS AVE Open $20,000
ID: 20229 SE SOLEDAD DR and MUNRAS AVE Open $20,000
ID: 20233 SW SOLEDAD DR and MUNRAS AVE Open $18,000
ID: 20232 SW Island* SOLEDAD DR and MUNRAS AVE Open $18,000 ID: 20238 NE SOLEDAD DR and PACIFIC ST Open $18,000
ID: 20237 NW SOLEDAD DR and PACIFIC ST Open $18,000
ID: 20236 SW SOLEDAD DR and PACIFIC ST Open $4,000
ID: 10300 SE SOLEDAD DR and SOLEDAD DR Open $20,000

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ID: 10299 SW SOLEDAD DR and SOLEDAD DR Shoulder
ID: 10339 NW SOLEDAD DR and SOLEDAD PL Shoulder
ID: 10338 SW SOLEDAD DR and SOLEDAD PL Shoulder
ID: 10337 NE SOLEDAD DR and VIA DESCANSO Shoulder
ID: 10336 SE SOLEDAD DR and VIA DESCANSO Shoulder
ID: 10322 NE SOLEDAD DR and VIA PARAISO Shoulder
ID: 10321 NW SOLEDAD DR and VIA PARAISO Open $20,000
ID: 10309 NE SOLEDAD DR and WELLINGS PL Open $20,000
ID: 10306 NW SOLEDAD DR and WELLINGS PL Open $20,000
ID: 10308 SE SOLEDAD DR and WELLINGS PL Shoulder
ID: 10307 SW SOLEDAD DR and WELLINGS PL Shoulder
Survey Street: SPENCER ST $78,000
SPENCER ST and McCLELLAN AVE $78,000
ID: 10107 NE SPENCER ST and McCLELLAN AVE Open $20,000
ID: 10108 NW SPENCER ST and McCLELLAN AVE Open $20,000
ID: 10106 SE SPENCER ST and McCLELLAN AVE Open $20,000
ID: 10109 SW SPENCER ST and McCLELLAN AVE Open $18,000
Survey Street: SURF WAY $40,000
SURF WAY and SPRAY AVE $40,000
ID: 20266 NW SURF WAY and SPRAY AVE Open $20,000
ID: 20265 SW SURF WAY and SPRAY AVE Open $20,000
Survey Street: THIRD ST $144,000
THIRD ST and OCEAN AVE $144,000
ID: 10570 NE THIRD ST and OCEAN AVE Open $18,000
ID: 10571 NW THIRD ST and OCEAN AVE Open $18,000
ID: 10573 SE THIRD ST and OCEAN AVE Open $18,000
ID: 10572 SW THIRD ST and OCEAN AVE Open $18,000
ID: 10566 NE THIRD ST and PARK AVE Open $18,000
ID: 10567 NW THIRD ST and PARK AVE Open $18,000
ID: 10569 SE THIRD ST and PARK AVE Open $18,000
ID: 10568 SW THIRD ST and PARK AVE Open $18,000
Survey Street: TYLER ST $72,000

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ID: 10440 NE TYLER ST and BONIFACIO PL Open $18,000
ID: 10437 NW TYLER ST and BONIFACIO PL Open $18,000
ID: 10439 SE TYLER ST and BONIFACIO PL Open $18,000
ID: 10438 SW TYLER ST and BONIFACIO PL Open $18,000
Survey Street: UPPER RAGSDALE DR $56,000
UPPER RAGSDALE DR and RANCHO SAUCITO LANE $56,000
ID: 20448 NE UPPER RAGSDALE DR and RANCHO SAUCITO LANE Open $18,000 ID: 20449 NW UPPER RAGSDALE DR and RANCHO SAUCITO LANE Open $20,000 ID: 20447 SE UPPER RAGSDALE DR and RANCHO SAUCITO LANE Open $18,000 Survey Street: VAN BUREN ST $74,000
VAN BUREN ST and JEFFERSON ST $74,000
ID: 121 NE VAN BUREN ST and JEFFERSON ST Open $18,000
ID: 120 NW VAN BUREN ST and JEFFERSON ST Open $28,000
ID: 118 SE VAN BUREN ST and JEFFERSON ST Open $6,000
ID: 119 SW VAN BUREN ST and JEFFERSON ST Open $22,000
Survey Street: VAN BUREN ST 400 MID-BLOCK $12,000
VAN BUREN ST 400 MID-BLOCK and JEFFERSON & W FRANKLIN $12,000 ID: 122 E VAN BUREN ST 400 MID-BLOCK and JEFFERSON & W FRANKLINOpen $6,000 ID: 123 W VAN BUREN ST 400 MID-BLOCK and JEFFERSON & W FRANKLINOpen $6,000 Survey Street: VIA DEL PINAR
VIA DEL PINAR and STEPHEN PL
ID: 10352 NW VIA DEL PINAR and STEPHEN PL Shoulder
ID: 10351 SW VIA DEL PINAR and STEPHEN PL Shoulder
Survey Street: VIA DEL REY $20,000
VIA DEL REY and CHUALAR PL $20,000
ID: 10374 NE VIA DEL REY and CHUALAR PL Open $20,000
ID: 10373 NW VIA DEL REY and CHUALAR PL Shoulder
ID: 10371 SE VIA DEL REY and VIA CHUALAR Shoulder
ID: 10372 SW VIA DEL REY and VIA CHUALAR Shoulder
ID: 10377 SE VIA DEL REY and VIA DEL PINAR Shoulder
ID: 10378 SW VIA DEL REY and VIA DEL PINAR Shoulder
Survey Street: VIA GAYUBA $100,000
VIA GAYUBA and SAN BERNABE DR $100,000

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ID: 10381 SE VIA GAYUBA and SAN BERNABE DR Open $20,000 ID: 10293 NW VIA GAYUBA and SHADY LANE Shoulder
ID: 10294 SW VIA GAYUBA and SHADY LANE Shoulder
ID: 10296 NE VIA GAYUBA and TOYON DR Shoulder
ID: 10295 NW VIA GAYUBA and TOYON DR Shoulder
ID: 10345 NW VIA GAYUBA and VIA PARAISO Open $20,000
ID: 10350 SE VIA GAYUBA and VIA PARAISO Open $20,000
ID: 10348 SSW VIA GAYUBA and VIA PARAISO Shoulder
ID: 10347 SW VIA GAYUBA and VIA PARAISO Open $20,000
ID: 10342 SW VIA GAYUBA and WALTER COLTON DR Open $20,000 Survey Street: VIA PARAISO $60,000
VIA PARAISO and COLTON ST $60,000
ID: 10325 NE VIA PARAISO and COLTON ST Shoulder
ID: 10327 NW VIA PARAISO and COLTON ST Open $20,000
ID: 10326 SE VIA PARAISO and COLTON ST Shoulder
ID: 10358 NE VIA PARAISO and HERRMANN DR Shoulder
ID: 10357 NW VIA PARAISO and HERRMANN DR Shoulder
ID: 10359 SE VIA PARAISO and HERRMANN DR Shoulder
ID: 10360 SW VIA PARAISO and HERRMANN DR Shoulder
ID: 10319 NE VIA PARAISO and VIA CIMARRON Shoulder
ID: 10318 NW VIA PARAISO and VIA CIMARRON Open $20,000
ID: 10320 SE VIA PARAISO and VIA CIMARRON Shoulder
ID: 10375 SE VIA PARAISO and VIA DEL REY Open $20,000
ID: 10376 SW VIA PARAISO and VIA DEL REY Shoulder
ID: 10329 NE VIA PARAISO and VIA ENCANTO Shoulder
ID: 10328 SE VIA PARAISO and VIA ENCANTO Shoulder
Survey Street: VIA TAORMINA $40,000
VIA TAORMINA and VIA ISOLA $40,000
ID: 20191 NW VIA TAORMINA and VIA ISOLA Open $20,000
ID: 20192 SW VIA TAORMINA and VIA ISOLA Open $20,000

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Survey Street: VIA VENTURA
VIA VENTURA and WELLINGS PL
ID: 10323 NE VIA VENTURA and WELLINGS PL Shoulder
ID: 10324 SE VIA VENTURA and WELLINGS PL Shoulder
Survey Street: WASHINGTON ST $162,000
WASHINGTON ST and BONIFACIO PL $162,000
ID: 10448 NE WASHINGTON ST and BONIFACIO PL Open $12,000 ID: 10445 NW WASHINGTON ST and BONIFACIO PL Open $18,000 ID: 10447 SE WASHINGTON ST and BONIFACIO PL Open $32,000 ID: 10446 SW WASHINGTON ST and BONIFACIO PL Open $22,000 ID: 10711 NE WASHINGTON ST and DEL MONTE AVE Open $18,000 ID: 10709 SE WASHINGTON ST and DEL MONTE AVE Open $18,000 ID: 10710 SW WASHINGTON ST and DEL MONTE AVE Open $18,000 ID: 10712 E WASHINGTON ST and TRAIL Open $6,000
ID: 10713 W WASHINGTON ST and TRAIL Open $18,000
Survey Street: WAVE ST $72,000
WAVE ST and DAVID AVE $72,000
ID: 20106 NE WAVE ST and DAVID AVE Open $18,000
ID: 20107 NW WAVE ST and DAVID AVE Open $18,000
ID: 20105 SE WAVE ST and DAVID AVE Open $18,000
ID: 20108 SW WAVE ST and DAVID AVE Open $18,000
Survey Street: WILSON RD $40,000
WILSON RD and LOWER RAGSDALE DR $40,000
ID: 20434 SE WILSON RD and LOWER RAGSDALE DR Open $20,000 ID: 20433 SW WILSON RD and LOWER RAGSDALE DR Open $20,000 Project: Unknown - NCIP? Year: NA $40,000
Survey Street: HARTNELL ST $40,000
HARTNELL ST and WEBSTER ST $40,000
ID: 10498 NW HARTNELL ST and WEBSTER ST Closed $20,000
ID: 10499 SW HARTNELL ST and WEBSTER ST Closed $20,000
Project: Unknown Project Year: NA $22,000
Survey Street: ABREGO ST $18,000
ABREGO ST and WEBSTER ST $18,000

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ID: 10474 SE ABREGO ST and WEBSTER ST Closed $18,000
Survey Street: ALVARADO ST
ALVARADO ST and DEL MONTE AVE
ID: 20118 NW ALVARADO ST and DEL MONTE AVE Closed
Survey Street: CAMINO AGUAJITO
CAMINO AGUAJITO and DEL MONTE AVE
ID: 10565 NE CAMINO AGUAJITO and DEL MONTE AVE Closed
ID: 10564 NW CAMINO AGUAJITO and DEL MONTE AVE Closed
Survey Street: CANNERY ROW
CANNERY ROW and REESIDE AVE
ID: 10183 NE CANNERY ROW and REESIDE AVE Closed
Survey Street: DAVID AVE
DAVID AVE and SPENCER AVE
ID: 136 W DAVID AVE and SPENCER AVE Closed
Survey Street: FIGUEROA ST
FIGUEROA ST and DEL MONTE AVE
ID: 10703 NW FIGUEROA ST and DEL MONTE AVE Closed
Survey Street: FRANKLIN ST
FRANKLIN ST and VAN BUREN ST
ID: 10263 SW FRANKLIN ST and VAN BUREN ST Closed
Survey Street: MUNRAS AVE
MUNRAS AVE and TYLER ST
ID: 10680 NW MUNRAS AVE and TYLER ST Closed
ID: 10678 SE MUNRAS AVE and TYLER ST Closed
Survey Street: N FREMONT $4,000
N FREMONT and AIRPORT & DE LAVINA $4,000
ID: 115 E N FREMONT and AIRPORT & DE LAVINA Closed
ID: 116 ENE N FREMONT and AIRPORT & DE LAVINA Closed
ID: 114 ESE N FREMONT and AIRPORT & DE LAVINA Closed
ID: 113 SSE N FREMONT and AIRPORT & DE LAVINA Closed
ID: 110 W N FREMONT and AIRPORT & DE LAVINA Closed $4,000 ID: 111 WSW N FREMONT and AIRPORT & DE LAVINA Closed
Survey Street: ROOSEVELT ST
ROOSEVELT ST and HIGH ST
ID: 125 NE ROOSEVELT ST and HIGH ST Closed

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$20,030,400

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CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
Project: Del Monte Ave/Pacific ST Intersection Imp - 2012 Year: 2012 $343,000 Survey Street: PACIFIC ST $343,000
PACIFIC ST and DEL MONTE AVE $343,000
ID: 216 ESE PACIFIC ST and DEL MONTE AVE Closed $59,500 ID: 220 NNW PACIFIC ST and DEL MONTE AVE Closed $45,500 ID: 215 SSE PACIFIC ST and DEL MONTE AVE Closed $59,500 ID: 217 SSW PACIFIC ST and DEL MONTE AVE Closed $59,500 ID: 219 WNW PACIFIC ST and DEL MONTE AVE Closed $59,500 ID: 218 WSW PACIFIC ST and DEL MONTE AVE Closed $59,500 Project: MCC circa 2017 Year: 2017 $448,000
Survey Street: DEL MONTE AVE $448,000
DEL MONTE AVE and ALVARADO ST $210,000
ID: 213 NE DEL MONTE AVE and ALVARADO ST Closed $59,500 ID: 212 NW DEL MONTE AVE and ALVARADO ST Closed $59,500 ID: 214 SE DEL MONTE AVE and ALVARADO ST Closed $45,500 ID: 211 SW DEL MONTE AVE and ALVARADO ST Closed $45,500 DEL MONTE AVE and CALLE PRINCIPAL $238,000
ID: 209 NE DEL MONTE AVE and CALLE PRINCIPAL Closed $59,500 ID: 208 NW DEL MONTE AVE and CALLE PRINCIPAL Closed $59,500 ID: 210 SE DEL MONTE AVE and CALLE PRINCIPAL Closed $59,500 ID: 207 SW DEL MONTE AVE and CALLE PRINCIPAL Closed $59,500 Project: CW Signalized Ph 1 - 2018 Year: 2018 $1,221,500 Survey Street: EL DORADO ST $238,000
EL DORADO ST and PACIFIC ST $238,000
ID: 249 ENE EL DORADO ST and PACIFIC ST Closed $59,500
ID: 248 NNE EL DORADO ST and PACIFIC ST Closed $59,500
ID: 247 NW EL DORADO ST and PACIFIC ST Closed $59,500
ID: 250 SE EL DORADO ST and PACIFIC ST Closed $59,500
Survey Street: FRANKLIN ST $402,500
FRANKLIN ST and MONROE ST $402,500
ID: 096 ENE FRANKLIN ST and MONROE ST Closed $59,500
ID: 097 ESE FRANKLIN ST and MONROE ST Closed $59,500
ID: 095 NNE FRANKLIN ST and MONROE ST Closed $45,500
ID: 093 NNW FRANKLIN ST and MONROE ST Closed $59,500
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CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
ID: 098 SSW FRANKLIN ST and MONROE ST Closed $59,500
ID: 094 WNW FRANKLIN ST and MONROE ST Closed $59,500
ID: 099 WSW FRANKLIN ST and MONROE ST Closed $59,500
Survey Street: MARTIN ST $119,000
MARTIN ST and PACIFIC ST $119,000
ID: 245 NW MARTIN ST and PACIFIC ST Closed $59,500
ID: 246 SW MARTIN ST and PACIFIC ST Closed $59,500
Survey Street: TYLER ST $462,000
TYLER ST and DEL MONTE AVE $462,000
ID: 206 ENE TYLER ST and DEL MONTE AVE Closed $59,500
ID: 199 ESE TYLER ST and DEL MONTE AVE Closed $59,500
ID: 205 NNE TYLER ST and DEL MONTE AVE Closed $59,500
ID: 204 NNW TYLER ST and DEL MONTE AVE Closed $45,500
ID: 200 SSE TYLER ST and DEL MONTE AVE Closed $59,500
ID: 202 SSW TYLER ST and DEL MONTE AVE Closed $59,500
ID: 203 WNW TYLER ST and DEL MONTE AVE Closed $59,500
ID: 201 WSW TYLER ST and DEL MONTE AVE Closed $59,500
Project: CW Signalized Ph 2 - 2019 Year: 2019 $15,750
Survey Street: DEL MONTE AVE $15,750
DEL MONTE AVE and ENGLISH AVE $15,750
ID: 277 SE DEL MONTE AVE and ENGLISH AVE Closed $15,750 Project: Unknown Project - Closed Year: 2023 $757,750
Survey Street: CAMINO AGUAJITO $1,750
CAMINO AGUAJITO and DEL MONTE AVE $1,750
ID: 119 NW CAMINO AGUAJITO and DEL MONTE AVE Closed $1,750 Survey Street: DEL MONTE AVE $1,750
DEL MONTE AVE and UNIVERSITY CIRCLE $1,750
ID: 297 WSW DEL MONTE AVE and UNIVERSITY CIRCLE Closed $1,750 Survey Street: FIGUEROA ST $63,000
FIGUEROA ST and DEL MONTE AVE $63,000
ID: 191 ENE FIGUEROA ST and DEL MONTE AVE Closed $15,750 ID: 190 NNE FIGUEROA ST and DEL MONTE AVE Closed $15,750 ID: 189 WNW FIGUEROA ST and DEL MONTE AVE Closed $15,750 ID: 185 WSW FIGUEROA ST and DEL MONTE AVE Closed $15,750 JENSEN HUGHES 1JKI00089 - Page S-2

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CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
Survey Street: FREMONT ST $691,250
FREMONT ST and AIRPORT & DE LAVINA $22,750
ID: 316 ENE FREMONT ST and AIRPORT & DE LAVINA Closed $1,750 ID: 314 ESE FREMONT ST and AIRPORT & DE LAVINA Closed $1,750 ID: 308 NNW FREMONT ST and AIRPORT & DE LAVINA Closed $1,750 ID: 313 SSE FREMONT ST and AIRPORT & DE LAVINA Closed $1,750 ID: 311 WSW FREMONT ST and AIRPORT & DE LAVINA Closed $15,750 FREMONT ST and AIRPORT RD $668,500
ID: 288 E-ISLAND FREMONT ST and AIRPORT RD Closed $133,000 ID: 289 ESE FREMONT ST and AIRPORT RD Closed $45,500
ID: 287 NE FREMONT ST and AIRPORT RD Closed $59,500
ID: 171 NW FREMONT ST and AIRPORT RD Closed $59,500
ID: 291 S FREMONT ST and AIRPORT RD Closed $59,500
ID: 290 SSE FREMONT ST and AIRPORT RD Closed $59,500
ID: 168 SSW FREMONT ST and AIRPORT RD Closed $59,500
ID: 170 W-ISLAND FREMONT ST and AIRPORT RD Closed $133,000 ID: 169 WSW FREMONT ST and AIRPORT RD Closed $59,500
Project: CW Signals Fremont/Abrego & Aguajito Glenwood Year: 2026 $476,000 Survey Street: ABREGO ST $476,000
ABREGO ST and FREMONT ST $476,000
ID: 230 ENE ABREGO ST and FREMONT ST Open $59,500
ID: 231 ESE ABREGO ST and FREMONT ST Open $59,500
ID: 229 NNE ABREGO ST and FREMONT ST Open $59,500
ID: 236 NNW ABREGO ST and FREMONT ST Open $59,500
ID: 232 SSE ABREGO ST and FREMONT ST Open $59,500
ID: 233 SSW ABREGO ST and FREMONT ST Open $59,500
ID: 235 WNW ABREGO ST and FREMONT ST Open $59,500
ID: 234 WSW ABREGO ST and FREMONT ST Open $59,500
Project: CW Signals 3B Year: 2027 $210,000
Survey Street: ALVARADO ST $70,000
ALVARADO ST and FRANKLIN ST $70,000
ID: 151 NE ALVARADO ST and FRANKLIN ST Open $17,500
ID: 152 NW ALVARADO ST and FRANKLIN ST Open $17,500
ID: 154 SE ALVARADO ST and FRANKLIN ST Open $17,500
ID: 153 SW ALVARADO ST and FRANKLIN ST Open $17,500
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CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
Survey Street: FRANKLIN ST $70,000
FRANKLIN ST and CALLE PRINCIPAL $70,000
ID: 147 NE FRANKLIN ST and CALLE PRINCIPAL Open $17,500 ID: 148 NW FRANKLIN ST and CALLE PRINCIPAL Open $17,500 ID: 150 SE FRANKLIN ST and CALLE PRINCIPAL Open $17,500 ID: 149 SW FRANKLIN ST and CALLE PRINCIPAL Open $17,500 Survey Street: MUNRAS AVE $70,000
MUNRAS AVE and WEBSTER ST $70,000
ID: 172 NE MUNRAS AVE and WEBSTER ST Open $17,500
ID: 163 NW MUNRAS AVE and WEBSTER ST Open $17,500
ID: 173 SE MUNRAS AVE and WEBSTER ST Open $17,500
ID: 174 SW MUNRAS AVE and WEBSTER ST Open $17,500
Project: CW Signals Ph 4 Year: 2029 $2,303,000
Survey Street: CANNERY ROW $238,000
CANNERY ROW and FOAM ST $238,000
ID: 088 ESE CANNERY ROW and FOAM ST Open $59,500
ID: 086 NE CANNERY ROW and FOAM ST Open $59,500
ID: 087 SSE CANNERY ROW and FOAM ST Open $59,500
ID: 085 SW CANNERY ROW and FOAM ST Open $59,500
Survey Street: DAVID AVE $238,000
DAVID AVE and FOAM ST $238,000
ID: 034 ESE DAVID AVE and FOAM ST Open $59,500
ID: 033 NE DAVID AVE and FOAM ST Open $59,500
ID: 035 SSE DAVID AVE and FOAM ST Open $59,500
ID: 036 SW DAVID AVE and FOAM ST Open $59,500
Survey Street: DRAKE AVE $742,000
DRAKE AVE and FOAM ST $742,000
ID: 073 ENE DRAKE AVE and FOAM ST Open $133,000
ID: 074 ENE-E DRAKE AVE and FOAM ST Open $133,000
ID: 075 ESE DRAKE AVE and FOAM ST Open $59,500
ID: 072 NNE DRAKE AVE and FOAM ST Open $59,500
ID: 070 NNW DRAKE AVE and FOAM ST Open $59,500
ID: 076 SSE DRAKE AVE and FOAM ST Open $59,500
ID: 067 SSW DRAKE AVE and FOAM ST Open $59,500
ID: 069 SSW-N DRAKE AVE and FOAM ST Open $59,500
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CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
ID: 071 WNW DRAKE AVE and FOAM ST Open $59,500
ID: 068 WSW DRAKE AVE and FOAM ST Open $59,500
Survey Street: FOAM ST $311,500
FOAM ST and IRVING AVE $311,500
ID: 043 NE FOAM ST and IRVING AVE Open $59,500
ID: 042 NW FOAM ST and IRVING AVE Open $59,500
ID: 044 SE-ISLAND FOAM ST and IRVING AVE Open $133,000
ID: 041 SW FOAM ST and IRVING AVE Open $59,500
Survey Street: HOFFMAN AVE $224,000
HOFFMAN AVE and FOAM ST $224,000
ID: 057 NE HOFFMAN AVE and FOAM ST Open $59,500
ID: 056 NW HOFFMAN AVE and FOAM ST Open $45,500
ID: 055 SE HOFFMAN AVE and FOAM ST Open $59,500
ID: 058 SW HOFFMAN AVE and FOAM ST Open $59,500
Survey Street: PRESCOTT AVE $311,500
PRESCOTT AVE and FOAM ST $311,500
ID: 015 NE PRESCOTT AVE and FOAM ST Open $133,000
ID: 014 NW PRESCOTT AVE and FOAM ST Open $59,500
ID: 016 SE PRESCOTT AVE and FOAM ST Open $59,500
ID: 013 SW PRESCOTT AVE and FOAM ST Open $59,500
Survey Street: REESIDE AVE $238,000
REESIDE AVE and FOAM ST $238,000
ID: 084 NE REESIDE AVE and FOAM ST Open $59,500
ID: 081 NW REESIDE AVE and FOAM ST Open $59,500
ID: 083 SE REESIDE AVE and FOAM ST Open $59,500
ID: 082 SW REESIDE AVE and FOAM ST Open $59,500
Project: CW Signals Ph 5 Year: 2029 $2,348,500
Survey Street: DAVID AVE $549,500
DAVID AVE and LIGHTHOUSE AVE $549,500
ID: 031 ENE DAVID AVE and LIGHTHOUSE AVE Open $59,500
ID: 030 ESE DAVID AVE and LIGHTHOUSE AVE Open $133,000
ID: 032 NNE DAVID AVE and LIGHTHOUSE AVE Open $59,500
ID: 025 NNW DAVID AVE and LIGHTHOUSE AVE Open $59,500
ID: 029 SSE DAVID AVE and LIGHTHOUSE AVE Open $59,500
ID: 028 SSW DAVID AVE and LIGHTHOUSE AVE Open $59,500
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APPENDIX F
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3573, Packet Page 3778 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT:SUMMARY November 22, 2024

CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
ID: 026 WNW DAVID AVE and LIGHTHOUSE AVE Open $59,500
ID: 027 WSW DAVID AVE and LIGHTHOUSE AVE Open $59,500
Survey Street: DRAKE AVE $224,000
DRAKE AVE and LIGHTHOUSE AVE $224,000
ID: 065 NE DRAKE AVE and LIGHTHOUSE AVE Open $45,500
ID: 064 NW DRAKE AVE and LIGHTHOUSE AVE Open $59,500
ID: 066 SE DRAKE AVE and LIGHTHOUSE AVE Open $59,500
ID: 063 SW DRAKE AVE and LIGHTHOUSE AVE Open $59,500
Survey Street: HOFFMAN AVE $224,000
HOFFMAN AVE and LIGHTHOUSE AVE $224,000
ID: 060 NE HOFFMAN AVE and LIGHTHOUSE AVE Open $45,500
ID: 061 NW HOFFMAN AVE and LIGHTHOUSE AVE Open $59,500
ID: 059 SE HOFFMAN AVE and LIGHTHOUSE AVE Open $59,500
ID: 062 SW HOFFMAN AVE and LIGHTHOUSE AVE Open $59,500
Survey Street: LIGHTHOUSE AVE $973,000
LIGHTHOUSE AVE and DICKMAN AVE $140,000
ID: 079 NE LIGHTHOUSE AVE and DICKMAN AVE Open $59,500
ID: 078 NW LIGHTHOUSE AVE and DICKMAN AVE Open $45,500
ID: 080 SE LIGHTHOUSE AVE and DICKMAN AVE Open $17,500
ID: 077 SW LIGHTHOUSE AVE and DICKMAN AVE Open $17,500
LIGHTHOUSE AVE and IRVING AVE $238,000
ID: 039 NE LIGHTHOUSE AVE and IRVING AVE Open $59,500
ID: 038 NW LIGHTHOUSE AVE and IRVING AVE Open $59,500
ID: 040 SE LIGHTHOUSE AVE and IRVING AVE Open $59,500
ID: 037 SW LIGHTHOUSE AVE and IRVING AVE Open $59,500
LIGHTHOUSE AVE and McCLELLAN AVE $595,000
ID: 052 ENE-E LIGHTHOUSE AVE and McCLELLAN AVE Open $59,500 ID: 050 ENE-N LIGHTHOUSE AVE and McCLELLAN AVE Open $59,500 ID: 054 ESE LIGHTHOUSE AVE and McCLELLAN AVE Open $59,500 ID: 051 NNE LIGHTHOUSE AVE and McCLELLAN AVE Open $59,500 ID: 048 NNW LIGHTHOUSE AVE and McCLELLAN AVE Open $59,500 ID: 053 SSE LIGHTHOUSE AVE and McCLELLAN AVE Open $59,500 ID: 045 SSW LIGHTHOUSE AVE and McCLELLAN AVE Open $59,500 ID: 049 WNW LIGHTHOUSE AVE and McCLELLAN AVE Open $59,500 ID: 047 WSW-S LIGHTHOUSE AVE and McCLELLAN AVE Open $59,500 ID: 046 WSW-W LIGHTHOUSE AVE and McCLELLAN AVE Open $59,500 JENSEN HUGHES 1JKI00089 - Page S-6

APPENDIX F
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3574, Packet Page 3779 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT:SUMMARY November 22, 2024

CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
Survey Street: PRESCOTT AVE $238,000
PRESCOTT AVE and LIGHTHOUSE AVE $238,000
ID: 011 NE PRESCOTT AVE and LIGHTHOUSE AVE Open $59,500 ID: 010 NW PRESCOTT AVE and LIGHTHOUSE AVE Open $59,500 ID: 012 SE PRESCOTT AVE and LIGHTHOUSE AVE Open $59,500 ID: 009 SW PRESCOTT AVE and LIGHTHOUSE AVE Open $59,500 Survey Street: REESIDE AVE $140,000
REESIDE AVE and LIGHTHOUSE AVE $140,000
ID: 090 NE REESIDE AVE and LIGHTHOUSE AVE Open $45,500
ID: 091 NW REESIDE AVE and LIGHTHOUSE AVE Open $59,500
ID: 089 SE REESIDE AVE and LIGHTHOUSE AVE Open $17,500
ID: 092 SW REESIDE AVE and LIGHTHOUSE AVE Open $17,500
Project: TBD Year: TBD $9,142,000
Survey Street: ABREGO ST $119,000
ABREGO ST and MUNRAS AVE $119,000
ID: 238 NNW ABREGO ST and MUNRAS AVE Open $59,500
ID: 237 WNW ABREGO ST and MUNRAS AVE Open $59,500
Survey Street: AGUAJITO RD $904,750
AGUAJITO RD and FREMONT ST $64,750
ID: 303 NE-ISLAND AGUAJITO RD and FREMONT ST Open $15,750 ID: 304 NNW-ISLAND AGUAJITO RD and FREMONT ST Open $15,750 ID: 301 SW-ISLAND AGUAJITO RD and FREMONT ST Open $17,500 ID: 302 WNW-ISLAND AGUAJITO RD and FREMONT ST Open $15,750 AGUAJITO RD and MARK THOMAS DR $320,250
ID: 108 ENE AGUAJITO RD and MARK THOMAS DR Open $61,250 ID: 107 NNE AGUAJITO RD and MARK THOMAS DR Open $61,250 ID: 105 NW AGUAJITO RD and MARK THOMAS DR Open $45,500
ID: 109 SE AGUAJITO RD and MARK THOMAS DR Open $61,250
ID: 106 SW AGUAJITO RD and MARK THOMAS DR Open $45,500
ID: 104 W AGUAJITO RD and MARK THOMAS DR Open $45,500
AGUAJITO RD and STREET TO HILTON GARDEN INN ENTRANCE $519,750 ID: 112 NW AGUAJITO RD and STREET TO HILTON GARDEN INN ENTRANCE Open $59,500 ID: 113 S-ISLAND AGUAJITO RD and STREET TO HILTON GARDEN INN ENTRANCE Open $133,000 ID: 114 SE AGUAJITO RD and STREET TO HILTON GARDEN INN ENTRANCE Open $61,250 ID: 111 SSW-ISLAND AGUAJITO RD and STREET TO HILTON GARDEN INN ENTRANCE Open $133,000 JENSEN HUGHES 1JKI00089 - Page S-7

APPENDIX F
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3575, Packet Page 3780 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT:SUMMARY November 22, 2024

CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
ID: 110 WSW-ISLAND AGUAJITO RD and STREET TO HILTON GARDEN INN ENTRANCE Open $133,000 Survey Street: CAMINO EL ESTERO $637,000
CAMINO EL ESTERO and DEL MONTE AVE $399,000
ID: 176 ESE-ISLAND CAMINO EL ESTERO and DEL MONTE AVE Open $59,500 ID: 178 NE CAMINO EL ESTERO and DEL MONTE AVE Open $59,500 ID: 175 SSE-ISLAND CAMINO EL ESTERO and DEL MONTE AVE Open $147,000 ID: 177 SW-ISLAND CAMINO EL ESTERO and DEL MONTE AVE Open $133,000 CAMINO EL ESTERO and FREMONT ST $238,000
ID: 227 N CAMINO EL ESTERO and FREMONT ST Open $59,500
ID: 226 NNW CAMINO EL ESTERO and FREMONT ST Open $59,500 ID: 228 SW CAMINO EL ESTERO and FREMONT ST Open $59,500 ID: 225 WNW CAMINO EL ESTERO and FREMONT ST Open $59,500 Survey Street: CASA VERDE WAY $1,043,000
CASA VERDE WAY and DEL MONTE AVE $539,000
ID: 269 E-ISLAND CASA VERDE WAY and DEL MONTE AVE Open $59,500 ID: 268 ENE CASA VERDE WAY and DEL MONTE AVE Open $45,500 ID: 270 ESE CASA VERDE WAY and DEL MONTE AVE Open $59,500 ID: 267 NNE CASA VERDE WAY and DEL MONTE AVE Open $59,500 ID: 276 NNW CASA VERDE WAY and DEL MONTE AVE Open $45,500 ID: 271 SSE CASA VERDE WAY and DEL MONTE AVE Open $59,500 ID: 272 SSW CASA VERDE WAY and DEL MONTE AVE Open $59,500 ID: 274 W-ISLAND CASA VERDE WAY and DEL MONTE AVE Open $59,500 ID: 275 WNW CASA VERDE WAY and DEL MONTE AVE Open $45,500 ID: 273 WSW CASA VERDE WAY and DEL MONTE AVE Open $45,500 CASA VERDE WAY and FREMONT ST $504,000
ID: 281 E-ISLAND CASA VERDE WAY and FREMONT ST Open $133,000 ID: 280 NE CASA VERDE WAY and FREMONT ST Open $59,500
ID: 279 NW CASA VERDE WAY and FREMONT ST Open $59,500
ID: 282 SE CASA VERDE WAY and FREMONT ST Open $59,500
ID: 283 SW CASA VERDE WAY and FREMONT ST Open $59,500
ID: 284 W-ISLAND CASA VERDE WAY and FREMONT ST Open $133,000 Survey Street: DEL MONTE AVE $91,000
DEL MONTE AVE and ENGLISH AVE $15,750
ID: 278 NE DEL MONTE AVE and ENGLISH AVE Open $15,750
DEL MONTE AVE and UNIVERSITY CIRCLE $75,250
ID: 296 NW DEL MONTE AVE and UNIVERSITY CIRCLE Open $29,750 JENSEN HUGHES 1JKI00089 - Page S-8

APPENDIX F
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3576, Packet Page 3781 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT:SUMMARY November 22, 2024

CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
ID: 299 SE DEL MONTE AVE and UNIVERSITY CIRCLE Open $29,750 ID: 298 SSW DEL MONTE AVE and UNIVERSITY CIRCLE Open $15,750 Survey Street: EL DORADO ST $344,750
EL DORADO ST and ABREGO ST $45,500
ID: 244 NE EL DORADO ST and ABREGO ST Open $45,500
EL DORADO ST and MUNRAS AVE $299,250
ID: 239 NNW EL DORADO ST and MUNRAS AVE Open $59,500
ID: 243 SE EL DORADO ST and MUNRAS AVE Open $61,250
ID: 242 SSW EL DORADO ST and MUNRAS AVE Open $59,500
ID: 240 WNW EL DORADO ST and MUNRAS AVE Open $59,500
ID: 241 WSW EL DORADO ST and MUNRAS AVE Open $59,500
Survey Street: FAIRGROUNDS RD $119,000
FAIRGROUNDS RD and GARDEN AVE $119,000
ID: 285 NE FAIRGROUNDS RD and GARDEN AVE Open $59,500
ID: 286 SE FAIRGROUNDS RD and GARDEN AVE Open $59,500
Survey Street: FRANKLIN ST $864,500
FRANKLIN ST and ADAMS ST $105,000
ID: 307 ESE FRANKLIN ST and ADAMS ST Open $45,500
ID: 306 NE FRANKLIN ST and ADAMS ST Open $59,500
FRANKLIN ST and FIGUEROA ST $224,000
ID: 182 NE FRANKLIN ST and FIGUEROA ST Open $59,500
ID: 181 NW FRANKLIN ST and FIGUEROA ST Open $59,500
ID: 179 SE FRANKLIN ST and FIGUEROA ST Open $59,500
ID: 180 SW FRANKLIN ST and FIGUEROA ST Open $45,500
FRANKLIN ST and PACIFIC ST $535,500
ID: 140 ENE FRANKLIN ST and PACIFIC ST Open $59,500
ID: 143 ESE FRANKLIN ST and PACIFIC ST Open $59,500
ID: 141 NNE FRANKLIN ST and PACIFIC ST Open $59,500
ID: 138 NNW FRANKLIN ST and PACIFIC ST Open $59,500
ID: 142 SSE FRANKLIN ST and PACIFIC ST Open $59,500
ID: 145 SSW-S FRANKLIN ST and PACIFIC ST Open $59,500
ID: 146 SSW-W FRANKLIN ST and PACIFIC ST Open $59,500
ID: 139 WNW FRANKLIN ST and PACIFIC ST Open $59,500
ID: 144 WSW FRANKLIN ST and PACIFIC ST Open $59,500
Survey Street: FREMONT ST $360,500
FREMONT ST and CASANOVA AVE $63,000
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APPENDIX F
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3577, Packet Page 3782 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT:SUMMARY November 22, 2024

CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
ID: 292 NE FREMONT ST and CASANOVA AVE Open $15,750
ID: 295 NW FREMONT ST and CASANOVA AVE Open $15,750
ID: 293 SE Island FREMONT ST and CASANOVA AVE Open $15,750 ID: 294 SW FREMONT ST and CASANOVA AVE Open $15,750
FREMONT ST and RAMONA AVE $297,500
ID: 166 NE FREMONT ST and RAMONA AVE Open $59,500
ID: 167 NW FREMONT ST and RAMONA AVE Open $45,500
ID: 165 SE-ISLAND FREMONT ST and RAMONA AVE Open $133,000 ID: 164 SW FREMONT ST and RAMONA AVE Open $59,500
Survey Street: HAWTHORNE ST $549,500
HAWTHORNE ST and DAVID AVE $549,500
ID: 023 ENE HAWTHORNE ST and DAVID AVE Open $59,500
ID: 022 ESE HAWTHORNE ST and DAVID AVE Open $59,500
ID: 024 NNE HAWTHORNE ST and DAVID AVE Open $59,500
ID: 017 NNW HAWTHORNE ST and DAVID AVE Open $133,000
ID: 021 SSE HAWTHORNE ST and DAVID AVE Open $59,500
ID: 020 SSW HAWTHORNE ST and DAVID AVE Open $59,500
ID: 018 WNW HAWTHORNE ST and DAVID AVE Open $59,500
ID: 019 WSW HAWTHORNE ST and DAVID AVE Open $59,500
Survey Street: JEFFERSON ST $476,000
JEFFERSON ST and PACIFIC ST $476,000
ID: 158 ENE JEFFERSON ST and PACIFIC ST Open $59,500
ID: 160 ESE JEFFERSON ST and PACIFIC ST Open $59,500
ID: 157 NNE JEFFERSON ST and PACIFIC ST Open $59,500
ID: 155 NNW JEFFERSON ST and PACIFIC ST Open $59,500
ID: 159 SSE JEFFERSON ST and PACIFIC ST Open $59,500
ID: 162 SSW JEFFERSON ST and PACIFIC ST Open $59,500
ID: 156 WNW JEFFERSON ST and PACIFIC ST Open $59,500
ID: 161 WSW JEFFERSON ST and PACIFIC ST Open $59,500
Survey Street: MADISON ST $476,000
MADISON ST and PACIFIC ST $476,000
ID: 137 ENE MADISON ST and PACIFIC ST Open $59,500
ID: 135 ESE MADISON ST and PACIFIC ST Open $59,500
ID: 136 NNE MADISON ST and PACIFIC ST Open $59,500
ID: 130 NNW MADISON ST and PACIFIC ST Open $59,500
ID: 134 SSE MADISON ST and PACIFIC ST Open $59,500
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APPENDIX F
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3578, Packet Page 3783 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT:SUMMARY November 22, 2024

CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
ID: 133 SSW MADISON ST and PACIFIC ST Open $59,500
ID: 131 WNW MADISON ST and PACIFIC ST Open $59,500
ID: 132 WSW MADISON ST and PACIFIC ST Open $59,500
Survey Street: PACIFIC ST $238,000
PACIFIC ST and SCOTT ST $238,000
ID: 224 NE PACIFIC ST and SCOTT ST Open $59,500
ID: 223 NW PACIFIC ST and SCOTT ST Open $59,500
ID: 221 SE PACIFIC ST and SCOTT ST Open $59,500
ID: 222 SW PACIFIC ST and SCOTT ST Open $59,500
Survey Street: PRESCOTT AVE $479,500
PRESCOTT AVE and TAYLOR ST $479,500
ID: 008 ENE PRESCOTT AVE and TAYLOR ST Open $61,250
ID: 001 ESE PRESCOTT AVE and TAYLOR ST Open $59,500
ID: 007 NNE PRESCOTT AVE and TAYLOR ST Open $61,250
ID: 006 NNW PRESCOTT AVE and TAYLOR ST Open $59,500
ID: 002 SSE PRESCOTT AVE and TAYLOR ST Open $59,500
ID: 004 SSW PRESCOTT AVE and TAYLOR ST Open $59,500
ID: 005 WNW PRESCOTT AVE and TAYLOR ST Open $59,500
ID: 003 WSW PRESCOTT AVE and TAYLOR ST Open $59,500
Survey Street: SLOAT AVE $743,750
SLOAT AVE and DEL MONTE AVE $358,750
ID: 300 ESE SLOAT AVE and DEL MONTE AVE Open $61,250
ID: 124 NE SLOAT AVE and DEL MONTE AVE Open $59,500
ID: 123 NW SLOAT AVE and DEL MONTE AVE Open $59,500
ID: 125 SSE SLOAT AVE and DEL MONTE AVE Open $59,500
ID: 121 SSW SLOAT AVE and DEL MONTE AVE Open $59,500
ID: 122 WSW SLOAT AVE and DEL MONTE AVE Open $59,500
SLOAT AVE and MARK THOMAS DR $385,000
ID: 127 ENE-ISLAND SLOAT AVE and MARK THOMAS DR Open $133,000 ID: 128 NNE-ISLAND SLOAT AVE and MARK THOMAS DR Open $133,000 ID: 126 NW SLOAT AVE and MARK THOMAS DR Open $59,500
ID: 129 SE SLOAT AVE and MARK THOMAS DR Open $59,500
Survey Street: SOLEDAD DR $953,750
SOLEDAD DR and MUNRAS AVE $656,250
ID: 256 E SOLEDAD DR and MUNRAS AVE Open $59,500
ID: 255 ENE SOLEDAD DR and MUNRAS AVE Open $59,500
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APPENDIX F
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3579, Packet Page 3784 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT:SUMMARY November 22, 2024

CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
ID: 257 ESE SOLEDAD DR and MUNRAS AVE Open $59,500
ID: 253 N SOLEDAD DR and MUNRAS AVE Open $59,500
ID: 254 NNE SOLEDAD DR and MUNRAS AVE Open $59,500
ID: 252 NNW SOLEDAD DR and MUNRAS AVE Open $59,500
ID: 259 S-ISLAND SOLEDAD DR and MUNRAS AVE Open $59,500 ID: 258 SSE SOLEDAD DR and MUNRAS AVE Open $59,500
ID: 261 SW-ISLAND-N SOLEDAD DR and MUNRAS AVE Open $61,250 ID: 260 SW-ISLAND-S SOLEDAD DR and MUNRAS AVE Open $59,500 ID: 251 WNW SOLEDAD DR and MUNRAS AVE Open $59,500
SOLEDAD DR and PACIFIC ST $297,500
ID: 266 NE SOLEDAD DR and PACIFIC ST Open $59,500
ID: 265 NNW SOLEDAD DR and PACIFIC ST Open $59,500
ID: 264 NW SOLEDAD DR and PACIFIC ST Open $59,500
ID: 262 SW SOLEDAD DR and PACIFIC ST Open $59,500
ID: 263 WNW SOLEDAD DR and PACIFIC ST Open $59,500
Survey Street: VAN BUREN ST 400 MID-BLOCK $266,000
VAN BUREN ST 400 MID-BLOCK and JEFFERSON & W FRANKLIN $266,000 ID: 318 E VAN BUREN ST 400 MID-BLOCK and JEFFERSON & W FRANKLIN Open $133,000 ID: 319 W VAN BUREN ST 400 MID-BLOCK and JEFFERSON & W FRANKLIN Open $133,000 Survey Street: WASHINGTON ST $476,000
WASHINGTON ST and DEL MONTE AVE $476,000
ID: 194 ESE WASHINGTON ST and DEL MONTE AVE Open $59,500 ID: 198 NE WASHINGTON ST and DEL MONTE AVE Open $45,500 ID: 197 NE-ISLAND WASHINGTON ST and DEL MONTE AVE Open $133,000 ID: 196 SE-ISLAND WASHINGTON ST and DEL MONTE AVE Open $133,000 ID: 193 SSE WASHINGTON ST and DEL MONTE AVE Open $59,500 ID: 195 SW WASHINGTON ST and DEL MONTE AVE Open $45,500 Project: Unknown Project Year: TBD $505,750
Survey Street: CAMINO AGUAJITO $92,750
CAMINO AGUAJITO and DEL MONTE AVE $92,750
ID: 115 ESE CAMINO AGUAJITO and DEL MONTE AVE Open $15,750 ID: 120 NE CAMINO AGUAJITO and DEL MONTE AVE Open $29,750 ID: 116 SSE CAMINO AGUAJITO and DEL MONTE AVE Open $15,750 ID: 117 SSW CAMINO AGUAJITO and DEL MONTE AVE Open $15,750 ID: 118 WSW CAMINO AGUAJITO and DEL MONTE AVE Open $15,750 JENSEN HUGHES 1JKI00089 - Page S-12

APPENDIX F
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3580, Packet Page 3785 ACCESS COMPLIANCE SURVEY REPORT:SUMMARY November 22, 2024

CITY OF MONTEREY - PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS
Survey Street: FIGUEROA ST $122,500
FIGUEROA ST and DEL MONTE AVE $122,500
ID: 192 E-ISLAND FIGUEROA ST and DEL MONTE AVE Open $15,750 ID: 183 ESE FIGUEROA ST and DEL MONTE AVE Open $15,750
ID: 188 NNW FIGUEROA ST and DEL MONTE AVE Open $29,750
ID: 184 SSE FIGUEROA ST and DEL MONTE AVE Open $15,750
ID: 186 SSW FIGUEROA ST and DEL MONTE AVE Open $29,750
ID: 187 W-ISLAND FIGUEROA ST and DEL MONTE AVE Open $15,750 Survey Street: FRANKLIN ST $224,000
FRANKLIN ST and VAN BUREN ST $224,000
ID: 101 NE FRANKLIN ST and VAN BUREN ST Open $45,500
ID: 100 NW FRANKLIN ST and VAN BUREN ST Open $59,500
ID: 102 SE FRANKLIN ST and VAN BUREN ST Open $59,500
ID: 103 SW FRANKLIN ST and VAN BUREN ST Open $59,500
Survey Street: FREMONT ST $66,500
FREMONT ST and AIRPORT & DE LAVINA $66,500
ID: 315 E-ISLAND FREMONT ST and AIRPORT & DE LAVINA Open $15,750 ID: 317 NNE FREMONT ST and AIRPORT & DE LAVINA Open $15,750 ID: 312 SSW FREMONT ST and AIRPORT & DE LAVINA Open $15,750 ID: 310 W-ISLAND FREMONT ST and AIRPORT & DE LAVINA Open $15,750 ID: 309 WNW FREMONT ST and AIRPORT & DE LAVINA Open $3,500 $17,771,250
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APPENDIX F
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3581, Packet Page 3786 ADA Self-Evaluation and Transition Plan Update - 2024 City of Monterey December | 2024 59

Appendix G: Public Outreach Documents

APPENDIX G
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3582, Packet Page 3787 City of Monterey ADA Transition Plan Town Hall Summary
January 26, 2023
On January 26, 2023, the City of Monterey hosted two town hall sessions. The first session was held in-person at 10:00am in the City Council Chambers, and the second session was held online via Zoom at 6:30pm. In total, three different community members were in attendance – two attended the morning session in-person, and two attended the Zoom session in the evening. One community member attended both sessions. City staff members attending the morning event included Assistant City Manager Nat Rojanasathira, City Manager’s Office interns Brianna Kennedy and Mark Ackermann, Community Development Property Manager Janna Aldrete, and Community Development Plans Examiner Josephine Ortega. Nat Rojanasathira, Brianna Kennedy, Mark Ackermann, and Josephine Ortega also attended the evening session on behalf of the City. Jasper Kirsch and Joshua Klipp represented Jensen Hughes at both sessions. At each session, Brianna Kennedy provided a slideshow overview of the status of the project followed by comments from the community members in attendance.

Town Hall Session 1
Recording: https://youtu.be/if1h40XHQr
Time and Location: 10:00am, City Council Chambers
Staff Attendees:

Nat Rojanasathira, City of Monterey, Assistant City Manager Brianna Kennedy, City of Monterey, City Manager’s Office Intern Mark Ackermann, City of Monterey, City Manager’s Office Intern Janna Aldrete, City of Monterey, Community Development Property Manager Josephine Ortega, City of Monterey, Community Development Plans Examiner Jasper Kirsch, Jensen Hughes, Project Manager
Joshua Klipp, Jensen Hughes, ADA Policy Specialist
Community Attendees:

Tammy Jennings, MS Monterey
Amanda Preece, Monterey Audubon Society
Sequence of Events
Nat Rojanasathira opened the session with introductions.

Brianna Kennedy presented a slideshow covering the current situation regarding the City of Monterey ADA Transition Plan update.

Amanda Preece discussed her work with the Monterey Audubon Society and the lack of accessibility to certain parks and trails she has noticed. She highlighted the website birdability.org as a resource the City might be able to use to help ensure the outdoors can be more accessible.

APPENDIX G
Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3583, Packet Page 3788 Tammy Jennings noted that the City will have beach mats that will hopefully be installed this year. She highlighted that Point Lobos has made most of their trails and access points handicapped accessible. She mentioned that City sidewalks can be difficult to navigate for disabled community members. She mentioned that a sidewalk along a road close to the fairgrounds was difficult for her to use. She also mentioned that driveway access points tend to make traveling by sidewalk very difficult, so she oftentimes opts to use the road instead. Tammy also provided a list of contacts that the City can use to reach out to more community members for future ADA-related events.

Brianna Kennedy made note of multiple online options for contacting the City and commenting on the project. Tammy Jennings responded that it can be difficult for some individuals with disabilities to use a computer to type out a message. She suggested that providing a phone number for comments could be helpful. She also offered to help provide the City and Jensen Hughes with her perspective as a disabled person if requested.

Jasper Kirsch and Joshua Klipp provided their closing remarks. Tammy Jennings commented that she was very appreciative of the Zoom option for the evening session due to how difficult it can be to travel across the City to in-person meetings. Amanda Preece suggested planning meetings around scheduled bus times or finding other ways to provide transportation for community members that may have a difficult time traveling to in-person events.

Nat Rojanasathira closed the session.

Town Hall Session 2
Recording: https://youtu.be/EqdX5dMlIws
Time and Location: 6:30pm, Online (Zoom)
Staff Attendees:

Nat Rojanasathira, City of Monterey, Assistant City Manager Brianna Kennedy, City of Monterey, City Manager’s Office Intern Mark Ackermann, City of Monterey, City Manager’s Office Intern Josephine Ortega, City of Monterey, Community Development Plans Examiner Jasper Kirsch, Jensen Hughes, Project Manager
Joshua Klipp, Jensen Hughes, ADA Policy Specialist
Community Attendees:

Tammy Jennings, MS Monterey
Nina Beety
Sequence of Events
Brianna Kennedy opened the meeting with introductions and presented a slideshow covering the current situation regarding the City of Monterey ADA Transition Plan update.

APPENDIX G
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Nina Beety spoke for roughly 9 minutes regarding her concerns about electromagnetic radio waves in the City. She stated that she would follow-up with a written copy of her comments to the City, and she also mentioned that she provided comments to Jensen Hughes in October, 2022.

Tammy Jennings followed up with recommendations for organizations and individuals that the City can contact for future ADA-related events. She mentioned Monterey Aquatics, Kernes Adaptive Aquatics, and various veterans’ services.

Nat Rojanasathira acknowledged the comments from both Tammy Jennings and Nina Beety and thanked them for their suggestions and attendance.

Brianna Kennedy closed the session with a reminder of the methods available to contact the City with additional comments, questions, or concerns.

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March 15, 2023
On March 15, 2023, the City of Monterey hosted two town hall sessions. The first session was held in-person at 10:00am in the City Council Chamber, and the second session was held online via Zoom at 6:00pm. In total, four different community members were in attendance – two attended the morning session in-person, and two attended the evening Zoom session. Staff members attending the morning event included Assistant City Manager Nat Rojanasathira, City Manager’s Office interns Brianna Kennedy and Mark Ackermann, and Community Development Plans Examiner Josephine Ortega. Nat Rojanasathira, Brianna Kennedy, Mark Ackermann, and Josephine Ortega also attended the evening session on behalf of the City. Jasper Kirsch and Joshua Klipp represented Jensen Hughes at both sessions. At each session, Brianna Kennedy provided a slideshow overview of the status of the project followed by comments from the community members in attendance.

Town Hall Session 1
Recording: https://youtu.be/iwLLecr1yp8
Time and Location: 10:00am, City Council Chamber
Staff Attendees:

Nat Rojanasathira, City of Monterey, Assistant City Manager Brianna Kennedy, City of Monterey, City Manager’s Office Intern Mark Ackermann, City of Monterey, City Manager’s Office Intern Josephine Ortega, City of Monterey, Community Development Plans Examiner Jasper Kirsch, Jensen Hughes, Project Manager
Joshua Klipp, Jensen Hughes, ADA Policy Specialist
Community Attendees:

Tom Rowley, President FF HOs & Residents Association
Richard Rucello, Neighborhood Improvement Program
Sequence of Events
Nat Rojanasathira opened the session with introductions.

Brianna Kennedy presented a slideshow covering the current situation regarding the City of Monterey ADA Transition Plan update.

Richard Rucello expressed his concerns over the Brown Act requiring individuals to vote inperson. His focus was on how this was prohibiting individuals that are immunocompromised from being able to safely participate in the voting process. He also expressed concern over curb cuts and sidewalk angles that he perceives to be too slanted.

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Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3587, Packet Page 3792 Nat Rojanasathira explained the relevant portion of the Ralph M. Brown Act and A.B. 2449 just cause provision. He also explained the limitations of the just cause provision, and how it impacts citizens with concerns like Richard Rucello’s in a post-Covid emergency environment.

Tom Rowley asked when there would be a draft of the ADA transition plan update. Jasper Kirsch replied that Jensen Hughes would be closer to a final draft near the end of April.

Richard Rucello emphasized the importance of addressing the concern he raised regarding immunocompromised individuals not being able to participate in the voting process due to limitations put in place by the Brown Act.

Josephine Ortega made a short clarification about proper ADA terminology.

Nat Rojanasathira closed the session.

Town Hall Session 2
Recording: https://youtu.be/XfHg6Xe8lMs
Time and Location: 6:00pm, Online (Zoom)
Staff Attendees:

Nat Rojanasathira, City of Monterey, Assistant City Manager Brianna Kennedy, City of Monterey, City Manager’s Office Intern Mark Ackermann, City of Monterey, City Manager’s Office Intern Josephine Ortega, City of Monterey, Community Development Plans Examiner Jasper Kirsch, Jensen Hughes, Project Manager
Joshua Klipp, Jensen Hughes, ADA Policy Specialist
Community Attendees:

Wendy Brickman, President, Old Fisherman’s Wharf
Paula Hardin, Disability Rights Activist
Sequence of Events
Nat Rojanasathira opened the meeting with introductions and overview.

Brianna Kennedy presented a slideshow covering the current situation regarding the City of Monterey ADA Transition Plan update.

Wendy Brickman stated that she believed the causeway from the parking lot to Fisherman’s Wharf was dark and very clogged. She also stated that the 50% off for ADA in the waterfront parking lot may no longer apply.

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Council Regular Meeting, 12/17/2024, Item No. 17., Item Page 3588, Packet Page 3793 Nat Rojanasathira clarified where the causeway Wendy Brickman was referring to was located.

Wendy then requested that the City consider a shuttle from the waterfront parking lot to the wharf.

Paula Hardin agreed with Wendy Brickman’s point about the distance from the parking lot to the wharf. She then asked if the City was already working to comply with upcoming Public Right of Way Guidelines. She asked if the City was complying with the FHA 1988 requirements for planning and action regarding accessible housing.

Nat Rojanasathira acknowledged the comments from Wendy Brickman and Paula Hardin. He then thanked them for their suggestions and for bringing issues to the City’s attention.

Wendy Brickman asked if there are any grants available to assist with the cost of incorporating ADA updates.

Nat Rojanasathira explained how the City has used grants in the past and how the City continues to pursue grants for future projects.

Paula Hardin mentioned her belief that entities are treating ADA requirements as if they are maximums instead of minimums. She also expressed her concern that housing that has been created may not have been as accessible as required.

Wendy Brickman gave the City a “shoutout” for the City’s work on North Fremont in making it more accessible for all.

Nat Rojanasathira thanked Wendy Brickman for her acknowledgement.

Jasper Kirsch thanked members of the public for attending the session, and he expressed his appreciation for their input.

Brianna Kennedy closed the session.

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Appendix H: Resources
Federal Resources
The United States Department of Justice
Scope of services:

Technical assistance
Enforcement
Mediation
Regulations
Certification of state and local building codes
US Department of Justice
950 Pennsylvania Ave. NW
Civil Rights Division
Disability Rights Section – NYA
Washington, DC 20530
202-307-0663
800-514-0301, Technical Assistance Voice
800-513-0383 (TTY)
ADA.gov
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
Scope of services:

Employment
Technical assistance
Enforcement
Training
Regulations
Mediation
800-669-4000
800-669-6820(TTY)
eeoc.gov

United States Access Board
Scope of services:

Creation of guidelines and standards

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Training
Enforcement of the ABA
Research
United States Access Board
1331 F St. NW, Suite 1000
Washington, DC 20004-1111
800-272-0008, voice
800-872-2253 (TTY)
[email protected]
https://www.access-board.gov/
Jobs Accommodation Network (JAN)
Scope of services:

Accommodation related
Consultation
Technical assistance
Training
Mailing address:

Job Accommodation Network
PO Box 6080
Morgantown, WV 26506-6080
800-526-7234, Voice
800-ADA-work, Voice
877-781-9403, TTY
Askjan.org

California State Resources
The California Department of Fair Employment and Housing Scope of services:

Training
Mediation
Enforcement
2218 Kaiden Drive, Suite 100
Elk Grove, CA 95758
800-884-1684, Voice

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800-700-2320 (TTY)
DFEH.ca.gov
Effective July 1, 2022, the Department of Fair Employment and Housing (DFEH) has been renamed to the California Civil Rights Department (CRD) and the URL has been changed to https://calcivilrights.ca.gov. The new URL for the California Civil Rights System (CCRS) is https://ccrs.calcivilrights.ca.gov/s/.On August 1, 2023, the following URL’s will no longer work:
https://dfeh.ca.gov and https://ccrs.dfeh.ca.gov.

California Department of Rehabilitation, (Disability Services Section) Scope of services:

Training
Technical assistance
721 Capitol Mall
Sacramento, CA 95814

Voice: 1-916-558-5755
TTY: 1-844-729-2800
https://www.dor.ca.gov/Home/DisabilityAccessServices
California Commission on Disability Access
Scope of services:

Technical assistance
400 R St., Suite 310
Sacramento, CA 95811
916-319-9974
711, California Relay
ccda.ca.gov
Division of the State Architect (DSA) - Certified Access Specialist (CASp) Scope of services:

CASp resources
CASp list
Business res
Technical assistance
https://www.dgs.ca.gov/DSA/Resources/Page-Content/Resources-List-Folder/Certified-AccessSpecialist-Property-Inspection

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Appendix I: Roster of City of Monterey Staff Who Contributed to the Report
Finance Department:

Rafaela King
City Attorney’s Office:

Karin Salameh
City Manager’s Office:

Clementine Bonner Klein, Doug Phillips, Nat Rojanasathira Community Development:

Janna Aldrete, Kimberly Cole
Fire Department:

Gaudenz Panholzer, Cheryl Kouretas
Human Resources:

Brette Neal, Gina Russo
Library & Museum Services:

Kim Smith, Brian Edwards
Parks & Recreation Department:

Karen Larson, Shannon Leon, Louie Marcuzzo, Andrea Willer Police Department:

Karen Faurot
Public Works Department:

Brian Nelson, Rex Van Slyke, Tom Harty, Jeffery H. Glass, Christopher Dwight, Cristie Steffy

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Appendix J: Revised Final Title II Regulation with Integrated Text NOTE: These provisions update the relevant portions of the title II regulation to incorporate changes made to the regulatory text through October 11, 2016. These modifications stem from the Pool Extension Final Rule (77 FR 30174, published May 21, 2012) and the ADA Amendments Act Final Rule (81 FR 53202,
published Aug. 11, 2016). All section headings and changes are noted in bold.

Part 35 Nondiscrimination on the Basis of Disability in State and Local Government Services
(as amended by the final rule published on August 11, 2016) Authority: 5 U.S.C. 301; 28 U.S.C. 509, 510; 42 U.S.C. 12134, 12131, and 12205a.

11.1 Subpart A—General

11.1.1 § 35.101 Purpose and broad coverage.
(a) Purpose. The purpose of this part is to implement subtitle A of title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 (42 U.S. C. 12131–12134), as amended by the ADA Amendments Act of 2008 (ADA Amendments Act) (Public Law 110–325, 122 Stat. 3553 (2008)), which prohibits discrimination on the basis of disability by public entities. (b) Broad coverage. The primary purpose of the ADA Amendments Act is to make it easier for people with disabilities to obtain protection under the ADA. Consistent with the ADA Amendments Act’s purpose of reinstating a broad scope of protection under the ADA, the definition of “disability” in this part shall be construed broadly in favor of expansive coverage to the maximum extent permitted by the terms of the ADA. The primary object of attention in cases brought under the ADA should be whether entities covered under the ADA have complied with their obligations and whether discrimination has occurred, not whether the individual meets the definition of disability. The question of whether an individual meets the definition of disability under this part should not demand extensive analysis.

11.1.1 § 35.102 Application.

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· (a) Except as provided in paragraph (b) of this section, this part applies to all services, programs, and activities provided or made available by public entities.
· (b) To the extent that public transportation services, programs, and activities of public entities are covered by subtitle B of title II of the ADA, they are not subject to the requirements of this part.
§ 35.103 Relationship to other laws.
· (a) Rule of interpretation. Except as otherwise provided in this part, this part shall not be construed to apply a lesser standard than the standards applied under title V of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 or the regulations issued by Federal agencies pursuant to that title.
· (b) Other laws. This part does not invalidate or limit the remedies, rights, and procedures of any other Federal laws, or State or local laws (including State common law) that provide greater or equal protection for the rights of individuals with disabilities or individuals associated with them.
§ 35.104 Definitions.

For purposes of this part, the term—
1991 Standards means the requirements set forth in the ADA Standards for Accessible Design, originally published on July 26, 1991, and republished as Appendix D to 28 CFR part 36.
2004 ADAAG means the requirements set forth in appendices B and D to 36 CFR part 1191 (2009).
2010 Standards means the 2010 ADA Standards for Accessible Design, which consist of the 2004 ADAAG and the requirements contained in § 35.151.

Act means the Americans with Disabilities Act (Pub. L. 101-336, 104 Stat. 327, 42 U.S.C. 12101-12213 and 47 U.S.C. 225 and 611).

Assistant Attorney General means the Assistant Attorney General, Civil Rights Division, United States Department of Justice.

Auxiliary aids and services includes—

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· (1) Qualified interpreters on-site or through video remote interpreting (VRI) services; notetakers; real-time computer-aided transcription services; written materials; exchange of written notes; telephone handset amplifiers; assistive listening devices; assistive listening systems; telephones compatible with hearing aids; closed caption decoders; open and closed captioning, including real-time captioning; voice, text, and video-based telecommunications products and systems, including text telephones (TTYs), videophones, and captioned telephones, or equally effective telecommunications devices; videotext displays; accessible electronic and information technology; or other effective methods of making aurally delivered information available to individuals who are deaf or hard of hearing;
· (2) Qualified readers; taped texts; audio recordings; Braille materials and displays; screen reader software; magnification software; optical readers; secondary auditory programs (SAP); large print materials; accessible electronic and information technology; or other effective methods of making visually delivered materials available to individuals who are blind or have low vision;
· (3) Acquisition or modification of equipment or devices; and · (4) Other similar services and actions.

Complete complaint means a written statement that contains the complainant's name and address and describes the public entity's alleged discriminatory action in sufficient detail to inform the agency of the nature and date of the alleged violation of this part. It shall be signed by the complainant or by someone authorized to do so on his or her behalf. Complaints filed on behalf of classes or third parties shall describe or identify (by name, if possible) the alleged victims of discrimination.

Current illegal use of drugs means illegal use of drugs that occurred recently enough to justify a reasonable belief that a person's drug use is current or that continuing use is a real and ongoing problem.

Designated agency means the Federal agency designated under subpart G of this part to oversee compliance activities under this part for particular components of State and local governments.

Direct threat means a significant risk to the health or safety of others that cannot be eliminated by a modification of policies, practices or procedures, or by the provision of auxiliary aids or services as provided in § 35.139.

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Disability. The definition of disability can be found at § 35.108.

Drug means a controlled substance, as defined in schedules I through V of section 202 of the Controlled Substances Act (21 U.S.C. 812).

Existing facility means a facility in existence on any given date, without regard to whether the facility may also be considered newly constructed or altered under this part.

Facility means all or any portion of buildings, structures, sites, complexes, equipment, rolling stock or other conveyances, roads, walks, passageways, parking lots, or other real or personal property, including the site where the building, property, structure, or equipment is located.

Historic preservation programs means programs conducted by a public entity that have preservation of historic properties as a primary purpose.

Historic properties means those properties that are listed or eligible for listing in the National Register of Historic Places or properties designated as historic under State or local law.

Housing at a place of education means housing operated by or on behalf of an elementary, secondary, undergraduate, or postgraduate school, or other place of education, including dormitories, suites, apartments, or other places of residence.

Illegal use of drugs means the use of one or more drugs, the possession or distribution of which is unlawful under the Controlled Substances Act (21 U.S.C. 812). The term illegal use of drugs does not include the use of a drug taken under supervision by a licensed healthcare professional, or other uses authorized by the Controlled Substances Act or other provisions of Federal law.

Individual with a disability means a person who has a disability. The term individual with a disability does not include an individual who is currently engaging in the illegal use of drugs, when the public entity acts on the basis of such use.

Other power-driven mobility device means any mobility device powered by batteries, fuel, or other engines––whether or not designed primarily for use by individuals with mobility disabilities––that is used by individuals with mobility disabilities for the purpose of locomotion, including golf cars, electronic personal assistance mobility devices (EPAMDs), such as the Segway® PT, or any mobility device designed to operate in areas without defined pedestrian routes, but that is not a wheelchair within the meaning of this section. This definition does not apply to Federal wilderness areas; wheelchairs in such areas are defined in section 508(c)(2) of the ADA, 42 U.S.C. 12207(c)(2).

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Public entity means—
· (1) Any State or local government;
· (2) Any department, agency, special purpose district, or other instrumentality of a State or States or local government; and · (3) The National Railroad Passenger Corporation, and any commuter authority (as defined in section 103(8) of the Rail Passenger Service Act).

Qualified individual with a disability means an individual with a disability who, with or without reasonable modifications to rules, policies, or practices, the removal of architectural, communication, or transportation barriers, or the provision of auxiliary aids and services, meets the essential eligibility requirements for the receipt of services or the participation in programs or activities provided by a public entity.

Qualified interpreter means an interpreter who, via a video remote interpreting (VRI) service or an on-site appearance, is able to interpret effectively, accurately, and impartially, both receptively and expressively, using any necessary specialized vocabulary. Qualified interpreters include, for example, sign language interpreters, oral transliterators, and cued-language transliterators.

Qualified reader means a person who is able to read effectively, accurately, and impartially using any necessary specialized vocabulary.

Section 504 means section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 (Pub. L. 93-112, 87 Stat. 394 (29 U.S.C. 794), as amended.

Service animal means any dog that is individually trained to do work or perform tasks for the benefit of an individual with a disability, including a physical, sensory, psychiatric, intellectual, or other mental disability. Other species of animals, whether wild or domestic, trained or untrained, are not service animals for the purposes of this definition. The work or tasks performed by a service animal must be directly related to the individual's disability. Examples of work or tasks include, but are not limited to, assisting individuals who are blind or have low vision with navigation and other tasks, alerting individuals who are deaf or hard of hearing to the presence of people or sounds, providing non-violent protection or rescue work, pulling a wheelchair, assisting an individual during a seizure, alerting individuals to the presence of allergens, retrieving items such as medicine or the telephone, providing physical support and assistance with balance and stability to individuals with mobility disabilities, and helping persons with psychiatric and neurological disabilities by preventing or interrupting impulsive or destructive behaviors. The crime deterrent effects of an animal's presence and the

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provision of emotional support, well-being, comfort, or companionship do not constitute work or tasks for the purposes of this definition.

State means each of the several States, the District of Columbia, the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico, Guam, American Samoa, the Virgin Islands, the Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands, and the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands.

Video remote interpreting (VRI) service means an interpreting service that uses video conference technology over dedicated lines or wireless technology offering high-speed, wide-bandwidth video connection that delivers high-quality video images as provided in § 35.160(d).

Wheelchair means a manually-operated or power-driven device designed primarily for use by an individual with a mobility disability for the main purpose of indoor, or of both indoor and outdoor locomotion. This definition does not apply to Federal wilderness areas; wheelchairs in such areas are defined in section 508(c)(2) of the ADA, 42 U.S.C. 12207 (c)(2).
§ 35.105 Self-evaluation.
· (a) A public entity shall, within one year of the effective date of this part, evaluate its current services, policies, and practices, and the effects thereof, that do not or may not meet the requirements of this part and, to the extent modification of any such services, policies, and practices is required, the public entity shall proceed to make the necessary modifications.
· (b) A public entity shall provide an opportunity to interested persons, including individuals with disabilities or organizations representing individuals with disabilities, to participate in the self-evaluation process by submitting comments.
· (c) A public entity that employs 50 or more persons shall, for at least three years following completion of the self-evaluation, maintain on file and make available for public inspection:
o (1) A list of the interested persons consulted;
o (2) A description of areas examined and any problems
identified; and
o (3) A description of any modifications made.

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· (d) If a public entity has already complied with the self-evaluation requirement of a regulation implementing section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, then the requirements of this section shall apply only to those policies and practices that were not included in the previous selfevaluation. § 35.106 Notice
A public entity shall make available to applicants, participants, beneficiaries, and other interested persons information regarding the provisions of this part and its applicability to the services, programs, or activities of the public entity, and make such information available to them in such manner as the head of the entity finds necessary to apprise such persons of the protections against discrimination assured them by the Act and this part.
§ 35.107 Designation of responsible employee and adoption of grievance procedures
· (a) Designation of responsible employee. A public entity that employs 50 or more persons shall designate at least one employee to coordinate its efforts to comply with and carry out its responsibilities under this part, including any investigation of any complaint communicated to it alleging its noncompliance with this part or alleging any actions that would be prohibited by this part. The public entity shall make available to all interested individuals the name, office address, and telephone number of the employee or employees designated pursuant to this paragraph. · (b) Complaint procedure. A public entity that employs 50 or more persons shall adopt and publish grievance procedures providing for prompt and equitable resolution of complaints alleging any action that would be prohibited by this part.
§ 35.108 Definition of disability
(a)
(1) Disability means, with respect to an individual:
(i) A physical or mental impairment that substantially limits one or more of the major life activities of such individual;
(ii) A record of such an impairment; or

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(iii) Being regarded as having such an impairment as described in paragraph (f) of this section.
(2) Rules of construction.
(i) The definition of “disability” shall be construed broadly in favor of expansive coverage, to the maximum extent permitted by the terms of the ADA. (ii) An individual may establish coverage under any one or more of the three prongs of the definition of “disability” in paragraph (a)(1) of this section, the “actual disability” prong in paragraph (a)(1)(i) of this section, the “record of” prong in paragraph (a)(1)(ii) of this section, or the “regarded as” prong in paragraph (a)(1)(iii) of this section.
(iii) Where an individual is not challenging a public entity’s failure to provide reasonable modifications under § 35.130(b)(7), it is generally unnecessary to proceed under the “actual disability” or “record of” prongs, which require a showing of an impairment that substantially limits a major life activity or a record of such an impairment. In these cases, the evaluation of coverage can be made solely under the “regarded as” prong of the definition of disability, which does not require a showing of an impairment that substantially limits a major life activity or a record of such an impairment. An individual may choose, however, to proceed under the “actual disability” or “record of” prong regardless of whether the individual is challenging a public entity’s failure to provide reasonable modifications.
(b)
(1) Physical or mental impairment means:
(i) Any physiological disorder or condition, cosmetic disfigurement, or anatomical loss affecting one or more body systems, such as: neurological, musculoskeletal, special sense organs, respiratory (including speech organs), cardiovascular, reproductive, digestive, genitourinary, immune, circulatory, hemic, lymphatic, skin, and endocrine; or
(ii) Any mental or psychological disorder such as intellectual disability, organic brain syndrome, emotional or mental illness, and specific learning disability. (2) Physical or mental impairment includes, but is not limited to, contagious and noncontagious diseases and conditions such as the following: orthopedic, visual, speech and hearing impairments, and cerebral palsy, epilepsy, muscular dystrophy, multiple sclerosis, cancer, heart disease, diabetes, intellectual disability, emotional

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illness, dyslexia and other specific learning disabilities, Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder, Human Immunodeficiency Virus infection (whether symptomatic or asymptomatic), tuberculosis, drug addiction, and alcoholism. (3) Physical or mental impairment does not include homosexuality or bisexuality. (c)
(1) Major life activities include, but are not limited to:
(i) Caring for oneself, performing manual tasks, seeing, hearing, eating, sleeping, walking, standing, sitting, reaching, lifting, bending, speaking, breathing, learning, reading, concentrating, thinking, writing, communicating, interacting with others, and working; and
(ii) The operation of a major bodily function, such as the functions of the immune system, special sense organs and skin, normal cell growth, and digestive, genitourinary, bowel, bladder, neurological, brain, respiratory, circulatory, cardiovascular, endocrine, hemic, lymphatic, musculoskeletal, and reproductive systems. The operation of a major bodily function includes the operation of an individual organ within a body system.
(2) Rules of construction.
(i) In determining whether an impairment substantially limits a major life activity, the term major shall not be interpreted strictly to create a demanding standard. (ii) Whether an activity is a major life activity is not determined by reference to whether it is of central importance to daily life.
(d) Substantially limits.
(1) Rules of construction. The following rules of construction apply when determining whether an impairment substantially limits an individual in a major life activity. (i) The term “substantially limits” shall be construed broadly in favor of expansive coverage, to the maximum extent permitted by the terms of the ADA. “Substantially limits” is not meant to be a demanding standard. (ii) The primary object of attention in cases brought under title II of the ADA should be whether public entities have complied with their obligations and whether discrimination has occurred, not the extent to which an individual’s impairment substantially limits a major life activity. Accordingly, the threshold

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issue of whether an impairment substantially limits a major life activity should not demand extensive analysis.
(iii) An impairment that substantially limits one major life activity does not need to limit other major life activities in order to be considered a substantially limiting impairment.
(iv) An impairment that is episodic or in remission is a disability if it would substantially limit a major life activity when active.
(v) An impairment is a disability within the meaning of this part if it substantially limits the ability of an individual to perform a major life activity as compared to most people in the general population. An impairment does not need to prevent, or significantly or severely restrict, the individual from performing a major life activity in order to be considered substantially limiting. Nonetheless, not every impairment will constitute a disability within the meaning of this section. (vi) The determination of whether an impairment substantially limits a major life activity requires an individualized assessment. However, in making this assessment, the term “substantially limits” shall be interpreted and applied to require a degree of functional limitation that is lower than the standard for substantially limits applied prior to the ADA Amendments Act. (vii) The comparison of an individual’s performance of a major life activity to the performance of the same major life activity by most people in the general population usually will not require scientific, medical, or statistical evidence.

Nothing in this paragraph (d)(1) is intended, however, to prohibit or limit the presentation of scientific, medical, or statistical evidence in making such a comparison where appropriate.
(viii) The determination of whether an impairment substantially limits a major life activity shall be made without regard to the ameliorative effects of mitigating measures. However, the ameliorative effects of ordinary eyeglasses or contact lenses shall be considered in determining whether an impairment substantially limits a major life activity. Ordinary eyeglasses or contact lenses are lenses that are intended to fully correct visual acuity or to eliminate refractive error. (ix) The six-month “transitory” part of the “transitory and minor” exception in paragraph (f)(2) of this section does not apply to the “actual disability” or “record of” prongs of the definition of “disability.” The effects of an impairment lasting or expected to last less than six months can be substantially limiting within the

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meaning of this section for establishing an actual disability or a record of a disability.
(2) Predictable assessments.
(i) The principles set forth in the rules of construction in this section are intended to provide for more generous coverage and application of the ADA’s prohibition on discrimination through a framework that is predictable, consistent, and workable for all individuals and entities with rights and responsibilities under the ADA.
(ii) Applying these principles, the individualized assessment of some types of impairments will, in virtually all cases, result in a determination of coverage under paragraph (a)(1)(i) of this section (the “actual disability” prong) or paragraph (a)(1)(ii) of this section (the “record of” prong). Given their inherent nature, these types of impairments will, as a factual matter, virtually always be found to impose a substantial limitation on a major life activity. Therefore, with respect to these types of impairments, the necessary individualized assessment should be particularly simple and straightforward.
(iii) For example, applying these principles it should easily be concluded that the types of impairments set forth in paragraphs (d)(2)(iii)(A) through (K) of this section will, at a minimum, substantially limit the major life activities indicated.

The types of impairments described in this paragraph may substantially limit additional major life activities (including major bodily functions) not explicitly listed in paragraphs (d)(2)(iii)(A) through (K).
(A) Deafness substantially limits hearing;
(B) Blindness substantially limits seeing;
(C) Intellectual disability substantially limits brain function; (D) Partially or completely missing limbs or mobility impairments requiring the use of a wheelchair substantially limit musculoskeletal function; (E) Autism substantially limits brain function;
(F) Cancer substantially limits normal cell growth;
(G) Cerebral palsy substantially limits brain function; (H) Diabetes substantially limits endocrine function;

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(I) Epilepsy, muscular dystrophy, and multiple sclerosis each substantially limits neurological function;
(J) Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) infection substantially limits immune function; and
(K) Major depressive disorder, bipolar disorder, post-traumatic stress disorder, traumatic brain injury, obsessive compulsive disorder, and schizophrenia each substantially limits brain function.
(3) Condition, manner, or duration.
(i) At all times taking into account the principles set forth in the rules of construction, in determining whether an individual is substantially limited in a major life activity, it may be useful in appropriate cases to consider, as compared to most people in the general population, the conditions under which the individual performs the major life activity; the manner in which the individual performs the major life activity; or the duration of time it takes the individual to perform the major life activity, or for which the individual can perform the major life activity.
(ii) Consideration of facts such as condition, manner, or duration may include, among other things, consideration of the difficulty, effort or time required to perform a major life activity; pain experienced when performing a major life activity; the length of time a major life activity can be performed; or the way an impairment affects the operation of a major bodily function. In addition, the nonameliorative effects of mitigating measures, such as negative side effects of medication or burdens associated with following a particular treatment regimen, may be considered when determining whether an individual’s impairment substantially limits a major life activity.
(iii) In determining whether an individual has a disability under the “actual disability” or “record of” prongs of the definition of “disability,” the focus is on how a major life activity is substantially limited, and not on what outcomes an individual can achieve. For example, someone with a learning disability may achieve a high level of academic success, but may nevertheless be substantially limited in one or more major life activities, including, but not limited to, reading, writing, speaking, or learning because of the additional time or effort he or she must spend to read, write, speak, or learn compared to most people in the general population.

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(iv) Given the rules of construction set forth in this section, it may often be unnecessary to conduct an analysis involving most or all of the facts related to condition, manner, or duration. This is particularly true with respect to impairments such as those described in paragraph (d)(2)(iii) of this section, which by their inherent nature should be easily found to impose a substantial limitation on a major life activity, and for which the individualized assessment should be particularly simple and straightforward.
(4) Mitigating measures include, but are not limited to:
(i) Medication, medical supplies, equipment, appliances, low-vision devices (defined as devices that magnify, enhance, or otherwise augment a visual image, but not including ordinary eyeglasses or contact lenses), prosthetics including limbs and devices, hearing aid(s) and cochlear implant(s) or other implantable hearing devices, mobility devices, and oxygen therapy equipment and supplies; (ii) Use of assistive technology;
(iii) Reasonable modifications or auxiliary aids or services as defined in this regulation;
(iv) Learned behavioral or adaptive neurological modifications; or (v) Psychotherapy, behavioral therapy, or physical therapy. (e) Has a record of such an impairment.
(1) An individual has a record of such an impairment if the individual has a history of, or has been misclassified as having, a mental or physical impairment that substantially limits one or more major life activities. (2) Broad construction. Whether an individual has a record of an impairment that substantially limited a major life activity shall be construed broadly to the maximum extent permitted by the ADA and should not demand extensive analysis. An individual will be considered to fall within this prong of the definition of “disability” if the individual has a history of an impairment that substantially limited one or more major life activities when compared to most people in the general population, or was misclassified as having had such an impairment. In determining whether an impairment substantially limited a major life activity, the principles articulated in paragraph (d)(1) of this section apply.

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(3) Reasonable modification. An individual with a record of a substantially limiting impairment may be entitled to a reasonable modification if needed and related to the past disability.
(f) Is regarded as having such an impairment. The following principles apply under the “regarded” as prong of the definition of “disability” (paragraph (a)(1)(iii) of this section):
(1) Except as set forth in paragraph (f)(2) of this section, an individual is “regarded as having such an impairment” if the individual is subjected to a prohibited action because of an actual or perceived physical or mental impairment, whether or not that impairment substantially limits, or is perceived to substantially limit, a major life activity, even if the public entity asserts, or may or does ultimately establish, a defense to the action prohibited by the ADA.
(2) An individual is not “regarded as having such an impairment” if the public entity demonstrates that the impairment is, objectively, both “transitory” and “minor.” A public entity may not defeat “regarded as” coverage of an individual simply by demonstrating that it subjectively believed the impairment was transitory and minor; rather, the public entity must demonstrate that the impairment is (in the case of an actual impairment) or would be (in the case of a perceived impairment), objectively, both “transitory” and “minor.” For purposes of this section, “transitory” is defined as lasting or expected to last six months or less. (3) Establishing that an individual is “regarded as having such an impairment” does not, by itself, establish liability. Liability is established under title II of the ADA only when an individual proves that a public entity discriminated on the basis of disability within the meaning of title II of the ADA, 42 U.S.C. 12131–12134.
(g) Exclusions. The term “disability” does not include— (1) Transvestism, transsexualism, pedophilia, exhibitionism, voyeurism, gender identity disorders not resulting from physical impairments, or other sexual behavior disorders;
(2) Compulsive gambling, kleptomania, or pyromania; or
(3) Psychoactive substance use disorders resulting from current illegal use of drugs.
§§ 35.109—35.129 [Reserved]

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Subpart B—General Requirements
§ 35.130 General prohibitions against discrimination
· (a) No qualified individual with a disability shall, on the basis of disability, be excluded from participation in or be denied the benefits of the services, programs, or activities of a public entity, or be subjected to discrimination by any public entity.
· (b)
o (1) A public entity, in providing any aid, benefit, or service, may not, directly or through contractual, licensing, or other arrangements, on the basis of disability—
§ (i) Deny a qualified individual with a disability the opportunity to participate in or benefit from the aid,
benefit, or service;
§ (ii) Afford a qualified individual with a disability an opportunity to participate in or benefit from the aid,
benefit, or service that is not equal to that afforded
others;
§ (iii) Provide a qualified individual with a disability with an aid, benefit, or service that is not as
effective in affording equal opportunity to obtain the
same result, to gain the same benefit, or to reach
the same level of achievement as that provided to
others;
§ (iv) Provide different or separate aids, benefits, or services to individuals with disabilities or to any
class of individuals with disabilities than is provided to others unless such action is necessary to
provide qualified individuals with disabilities with
aids, benefits, or services that are as effective as
those provided to others;
§ (v) Aid or perpetuate discrimination against a
qualified individual with a disability by providing
significant assistance to an agency, organization,
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disability in providing any aid, benefit, or service to beneficiaries of the public entity's program;
§ (vi) Deny a qualified individual with a disability the opportunity to participate as a member of planning
or advisory boards;
§ (vii) Otherwise limit a qualified individual with a
disability in the enjoyment of any right, privilege,
advantage, or opportunity enjoyed by others
receiving the aid, benefit, or service.
o (2) A public entity may not deny a qualified individual with a disability the opportunity to participate in services, programs, or activities that are not separate or different, despite the existence of permissibly separate or different programs or activities.
o (3) A public entity may not, directly or through contractual or other arrangements, utilize criteria or methods of
administration—
§ (i) That have the effect of subjecting qualified
individuals with disabilities to discrimination on the
basis of disability;
§ (ii) That have the purpose or effect of defeating or
substantially impairing accomplishment of the
objectives of the public entity's program with
respect to individuals with disabilities; or
§ (iii) That perpetuate the discrimination of another
public entity if both public entities are subject to
common administrative control or are agencies of
the same State.
o (4) A public entity may not, in determining the site or location of a facility, make selections—
§ (i) That have the effect of excluding individuals with disabilities from, denying them the benefits of, or
otherwise subjecting them to discrimination; or
§ (ii) That have the purpose or effect of defeating or
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objectives of the service, program, or activity with
respect to individuals with disabilities.
o (5) A public entity, in the selection of procurement contractors, may not use criteria that subject qualified individuals with disabilities to discrimination on the basis of disability. o (6) A public entity may not administer a licensing or certification program in a manner that subjects qualified individuals with disabilities to discrimination on the basis of disability, nor may a public entity establish requirements for the programs or activities of licensees or certified entities that subject qualified individuals with disabilities to discrimination on the basis of disability. The programs or activities of entities that are licensed or certified by a public entity are not, themselves, covered by this part.
o (7)
§ (i) A public entity shall make reasonable
modifications in policies, practices, or procedures
when the modifications are necessary to avoid
discrimination on the basis of disability, unless the
public entity can demonstrate that making the
modifications would fundamentally alter the nature
of the service, program, or activity.
§ (ii) A public entity is not required to provide a
reasonable modification to an individual who meets
the definition of “disability” solely under the
“regarded as” prong of the definition of disability at
§ 35.108(a)(1)(iii).
o (8) A public entity shall not impose or apply eligibility criteria that screen out or tend to screen out an individual with a disability or any class of individuals with disabilities from fully and equally enjoying any service, program, or activity, unless such criteria can be shown to be necessary for the provision of the service, program, or activity being offered.
· (c) Nothing in this part prohibits a public entity from providing benefits, services, or advantages to individuals with disabilities, or to a particular class of individuals with disabilities beyond those required by this part.

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· (d) A public entity shall administer services, programs, and activities in the most integrated setting appropriate to the needs of qualified individuals with disabilities.
· (e)
o (1) Nothing in this part shall be construed to require an individual with a disability to accept an accommodation, aid, service, opportunity, or benefit provided under the ADA or this part which such individual chooses not to accept.
o (2) Nothing in the Act or this part authorizes the representative or guardian of an individual with a disability to decline food, water, medical treatment, or medical services for that
individual.
· (f) A public entity may not place a surcharge on a particular individual with a disability or any group of individuals with disabilities to cover the costs of measures, such as the provision of auxiliary aids or program accessibility, that are required to provide that individual or group with the nondiscriminatory treatment required by the Act or this part. · (g) A public entity shall not exclude or otherwise deny equal services, programs, or activities to an individual or entity because of the known disability of an individual with whom the individual or entity is known to have a relationship or association.
· (h) A public entity may impose legitimate safety requirements necessary for the safe operation of its services, programs, or activities. However, the public entity must ensure that its safety requirements are based on actual risks, not on mere speculation, stereotypes, or generalizations about individuals with disabilities.
· (i) Nothing in this part shall provide the basis for a claim that an individual without a disability was subject to discrimination because of a lack of disability, including a claim that an individual with a disability was granted a reasonable modification that was denied to an individual without a disability.
§ 35.131 Illegal use of drugs
· (a) General.

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o (1) Except as provided in paragraph (b) of this section, this part does not prohibit discrimination against an individual based on that individual's current illegal use of drugs.
o (2) A public entity shall not discriminate on the basis of illegal use of drugs against an individual who is not engaging in current illegal use of drugs and who—
§ (i) Has successfully completed a supervised drug
rehabilitation program or has otherwise been
rehabilitated successfully;
§ (ii) Is participating in a supervised rehabilitation
program; or
§ (iii) Is erroneously regarded as engaging in such
use.
· (b) Health and drug rehabilitation services.
o (1) A public entity shall not deny health services, or services provided in connection with drug rehabilitation, to an individual on the basis of that individual's current illegal use of drugs, if the individual is otherwise entitled to such services.
o (2) A drug rehabilitation or treatment program may deny participation to individuals who engage in illegal use of drugs while they are in the program.
· (c) Drug testing.
o (1) This part does not prohibit a public entity from adopting or administering reasonable policies or procedures, including but not limited to drug testing, designed to ensure that an individual who formerly engaged in the illegal use of drugs is not now engaging in current illegal use of drugs.
o (2) Nothing in paragraph (c) of this section shall be construed to encourage, prohibit, restrict, or authorize the conduct of testing for the illegal use of drugs.
§ 35.132 Smoking
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§ 35.133 Maintenance of accessible features
· (a) A public entity shall maintain in operable working condition those features of facilities and equipment that are required to be readily accessible to and usable by persons with disabilities by the Act or this part.
· (b) This section does not prohibit isolated or temporary interruptions in service or access due to maintenance or repairs.
· (c) If the 2010 Standards reduce the technical requirements or the number of required accessible elements below the number required by the 1991 Standards, the technical requirements or the number of accessible elements in a facility subject to this part may be reduced in accordance with the requirements of the 2010 Standards. § 35.134 Retaliation or coercion
· (a) No private or public entity shall discriminate against any individual because that individual has opposed any act or practice made unlawful by this part, or because that individual made a charge, testified, assisted, or participated in any manner in an investigation, proceeding, or hearing under the Act or this part.
· (b) No private or public entity shall coerce, intimidate, threaten, or interfere with any individual in the exercise or enjoyment of, or on account of his or her having exercised or enjoyed, or on account of his or her having aided or encouraged any other individual in the exercise or enjoyment of, any right granted or protected by the Act or this part. § 35.135 Personal devices and services
This part does not require a public entity to provide to individuals with disabilities personal devices, such as wheelchairs; individually prescribed devices, such as prescription eyeglasses or hearing aids; readers for personal use or study; or services of a personal nature including assistance in eating, toileting, or dressing. § 35.136 Service animals
· (a) General. Generally, a public entity shall modify its policies, practices, or procedures to permit the use of a service animal by an individual with a disability.

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· (b) Exceptions. A public entity may ask an individual with a disability to remove a service animal from the premises if—
o (1) The animal is out of control and the animal's handler does not take effective action to control it; or
o (2) The animal is not housebroken.
· (c) If an animal is properly excluded. If a public entity properly excludes a service animal under § 35.136(b), it shall give the individual with a disability the opportunity to participate in the service, program, or activity without having the service animal on the premises.
· (d) Animal under handler's control. A service animal shall be under the control of its handler. A service animal shall have a harness, leash, or other tether, unless either the handler is unable because of a disability to use a harness, leash, or other tether, or the use of a harness, leash, or other tether would interfere with the service animal's safe, effective performance of work or tasks, in which case the service animal must be otherwise under the handler's control (e.g., voice control, signals, or other effective means).
· (e) Care or supervision. A public entity is not responsible for the care or supervision of a service animal.
· (f) Inquiries. A public entity shall not ask about the nature or extent of a person's disability, but may make two inquiries to determine whether an animal qualifies as a service animal. A public entity may ask if the animal is required because of a disability and what work or task the animal has been trained to perform. A public entity shall not require documentation, such as proof that the animal has been certified, trained, or licensed as a service animal. Generally, a public entity may not make these inquiries about a service animal when it is readily apparent that an animal is trained to do work or perform tasks for an individual with a disability (e.g., the dog is observed guiding an individual who is blind or has low vision, pulling a person's wheelchair, or providing assistance with stability or balance to an individual with an observable mobility disability). · (g) Access to areas of a public entity. Individuals with disabilities shall be permitted to be accompanied by their service animals in all areas of a public entity's facilities where members of the public, participants in services, programs or activities, or invitees, as relevant, are allowed to go.

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· (h) Surcharges. A public entity shall not ask or require an individual with a disability to pay a surcharge, even if people accompanied by pets are required to pay fees, or to comply with other requirements generally not applicable to people without pets. If a public entity normally charges individuals for the damage they cause, an individual with a disability may be charged for damage caused by his or her service animal. · (i) Miniature horses.
o (1) Reasonable modifications. A public entity shall make reasonable modifications in policies, practices, or procedures to permit the use of a miniature horse by an individual with a disability if the miniature horse has been individually trained to do work or perform tasks for the benefit of the individual with a disability.
o (2) Assessment factors. In determining whether reasonable modifications in policies, practices, or procedures can be made to allow a miniature horse into a specific facility, a public entity shall consider—
§ (i) The type, size, and weight of the miniature horse and whether the facility can accommodate these
features;
§ (ii) Whether the handler has sufficient control of the miniature horse;
§ (iii) Whether the miniature horse is housebroken;
and
§ (iv) Whether the miniature horse's presence in a
specific facility compromises legitimate safety
requirements that are necessary for safe operation.
o (3) Other requirements. Paragraphs 35.136 (c) through (h) of this section, which apply to service animals, shall also apply to miniature horses.
§ 35.137 Mobility devices.
· (a) Use of wheelchairs and manually-powered mobility aids. A public entity shall permit individuals with mobility disabilities to use wheelchairs and manually-powered mobility aids, such as walkers, crutches, canes,

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braces, or other similar devices designed for use by individuals with mobility disabilities in any areas open to pedestrian use. · (b)
o (1) Use of other power-driven mobility devices. A public entity shall make reasonable modifications in its policies, practices, or procedures to permit the use of other power-driven mobility devices by individuals with mobility disabilities, unless the public entity can demonstrate that the class of other powerdriven mobility devices cannot be operated in accordance with legitimate safety requirements that the public entity has adopted pursuant to § 35.130(h).
o (2) Assessment factors. In determining whether a particular other power-driven mobility device can be allowed in a specific facility as a reasonable modification under paragraph (b)(1) of this section, a public entity shall consider—
§ (i) The type, size, weight, dimensions, and speed of
the device;
§ (ii) The facility's volume of pedestrian traffic (which may vary at different times of the day, week,
month, or year);
§ (iii) The facility's design and operational
characteristics (e.g., whether its service, program,
or activity is conducted indoors, its square footage,
the density and placement of stationary devices,
and the availability of storage for the device, if
requested by the user);
§ (iv) Whether legitimate safety requirements can be
established to permit the safe operation of the
other power-driven mobility device in the specific
facility; and
§ (v) Whether the use of the other power-driven
mobility device creates a substantial risk of serious
harm to the immediate environment or natural or
cultural resources, or poses a conflict with Federal
land management laws and regulations.
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o (1) Inquiry about disability. A public entity shall not ask an individual using a wheelchair or other power-driven mobility device questions about the nature and extent of the
individual's disability.
o (2) Inquiry into use of other power-driven mobility device. A public entity may ask a person using an other power-driven mobility device to provide a credible assurance that the mobility device is required because of the person's disability. A public entity that permits the use of an other power-driven mobility device by an individual with a mobility disability shall accept the presentation of a valid, State-issued, disability parking placard or card, or other State-issued proof of disability as a credible assurance that the use of the other power-driven mobility device is for the individual's mobility disability. In lieu of a valid, State-issued disability parking placard or card, or State-issued proof of disability, a public entity shall accept as a credible assurance a verbal
representation, not contradicted by observable fact, that the other power-driven mobility device is being used for a mobility disability. A “valid” disability placard or card is one that is presented by the individual to whom it was issued and is otherwise in compliance with the State of issuance’s
requirements for disability placards or cards.
§ 35.138 Ticketing
· (a)
o (1) For the purposes of this section, “accessible seating” is defined as wheelchair spaces and companion seats that
comply with sections 221 and 802 of the 2010 Standards
along with any other seats required to be offered for sale to the individual with a disability pursuant to paragraph (d) of this section.
o (2) Ticket sales. A public entity that sells tickets for a single event or series of events shall modify its policies, practices, or procedures to ensure that individuals with disabilities have an equal opportunity to purchase tickets for accessible seating— § (i) During the same hours;

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§ (ii) During the same stages of ticket sales, including, but not limited to, pre-sales, promotions, lotteries,
wait-lists, and general sales;
§ (iii) Through the same methods of distribution;
§ (iv) In the same types and numbers of ticketing
sales outlets, including telephone service, inperson ticket sales at the facility, or third-party ticketing services, as other patrons; and
§ (v) Under the same terms and conditions as other
tickets sold for the same event or series of events.
· (b) Identification of available accessible seating. A public entity that sells or distributes tickets for a single event or series of events shall, upon inquiry—
o (1) Inform individuals with disabilities, their companions, and third parties purchasing tickets for accessible seating on behalf of individuals with disabilities of the locations of all unsold or otherwise available accessible seating for any ticketed event or events at the facility;
o (2) Identify and describe the features of available accessible seating in enough detail to reasonably permit an individual with a disability to assess independently whether a given accessible seating location meets his or her accessibility needs; and
o (3) Provide materials, such as seating maps, plans, brochures, pricing charts, or other information, that identify accessible seating and information relevant thereto with the same text or visual representations as other seats, if such materials are provided to the general public.
· (c) Ticket prices. The price of tickets for accessible seating for a single event or series of events shall not be set higher than the price for other tickets in the same seating section for the same event or series of events.

Tickets for accessible seating must be made available at all price levels for every event or series of events. If tickets for accessible seating at a particular price level are not available because of inaccessible features, then the percentage of tickets for accessible seating that should have been available at that price level (determined by the ratio of the total

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number of tickets at that price level to the total number of tickets in the assembly area) shall be offered for purchase, at that price level, in a nearby or similar accessible location.
· (d) Purchasing multiple tickets.
o (1) General. For each ticket for a wheelchair space purchased by an individual with a disability or a third-party purchasing such a ticket at his or her request, a public entity shall make available for purchase three additional tickets for seats in the same row that are contiguous with the wheelchair space, provided that at the time of purchase there are three such seats available. A public entity is not required to provide more than three contiguous seats for each wheelchair space. Such seats may include wheelchair spaces.
o (2) Insufficient additional contiguous seats available. If patrons are allowed to purchase at least four tickets, and there are fewer than three such additional contiguous seat tickets available for purchase, a public entity shall offer the next highest number of such seat tickets available for purchase and shall make up the difference by offering tickets for sale for seats that are as close as possible to the accessible seats. o (3) Sales limited to less than four tickets. If a public entity limits sales of tickets to fewer than four seats per patron, then the public entity is only obligated to offer as many seats to patrons with disabilities, including the ticket for the wheelchair space, as it would offer to patrons without disabilities.
o (4) Maximum number of tickets patrons may purchase exceeds four. If patrons are allowed to purchase more than four tickets, a public entity shall allow patrons with disabilities to purchase up to the same number of tickets, including the ticket for the wheelchair space.
o (5) Group sales. If a group includes one or more individuals who need to use accessible seating because of a mobility disability or because their disability requires the use of the accessible features that are provided in accessible seating, the group shall be placed in a seating area with accessible seating so that, if possible, the group can sit together. If it is necessary to divide the group, it should be divided so that the

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individuals in the group who use wheelchairs are not isolated from their group.
· (e) Hold-and-release of tickets for accessible seating. o (1) Tickets for accessible seating may be released for sale in certain limited circumstances. A public entity may release unsold tickets for accessible seating for sale to individuals without disabilities for their own use for a single event or series of events only under the following circumstances—
§ (i) When all non-accessible tickets (excluding luxury boxes, club boxes, or suites) have been sold;
§ (ii) When all non-accessible tickets in a designated
seating area have been sold and the tickets for
accessible seating are being released in the same
designated area; or
§ (iii) When all non-accessible tickets in a designated price category have been sold and the tickets for
accessible seating are being released within the
same designated price category.
o (2) No requirement to release accessible tickets. Nothing in this paragraph requires a facility to release tickets for accessible seating to individuals without disabilities for their own use.
o (3) Release of series-of-events tickets on a series-of-events basis.
§ (i) Series-of-events tickets sell-out when no
ownership rights are attached. When series-ofevents tickets are sold out and a public entity releases and sells accessible seating to individuals
without disabilities for a series of events, the public entity shall establish a process that prevents the
automatic reassignment of the accessible seating
to such ticket holders for future seasons, future
years, or future series so that individuals with
disabilities who require the features of accessible
seating and who become newly eligible to
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tickets are available for purchase have an
opportunity to do so.
§ (ii) Series-of-events tickets when ownership rights
are attached. When series-of-events tickets with an
ownership right in accessible seating areas are
forfeited or otherwise returned to a public entity,
the public entity shall make reasonable
modifications in its policies, practices, or
procedures to afford individuals with mobility
disabilities or individuals with disabilities that
require the features of accessible seating an
opportunity to purchase such tickets in accessible
seating areas.
· (f) Ticket transfer. Individuals with disabilities who hold tickets for accessible seating shall be permitted to transfer tickets to third parties under the same terms and conditions and to the same extent as other spectators holding the same type of tickets, whether they are for a single event or series of events.
· (g) Secondary ticket market.
o (1) A public entity shall modify its policies, practices, or procedures to ensure that an individual with a disability may use a ticket acquired in the secondary ticket market under the same terms and conditions as other individuals who hold a ticket acquired in the secondary ticket market for the same event or series of events.
o (2) If an individual with a disability acquires a ticket or series of tickets to an inaccessible seat through the secondary market, a public entity shall make reasonable modifications to its policies, practices, or procedures to allow the individual to exchange his ticket for one to an accessible seat in a
comparable location if accessible seating is vacant at the time the individual presents the ticket to the public entity. · (h) Prevention of fraud in purchase of tickets for accessible seating. A public entity may not require proof of disability, including, for example, a doctor's note, before selling tickets for accessible seating. o (1) Single-event tickets. For the sale of single-event tickets, it is permissible to inquire whether the individual purchasing the

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tickets for accessible seating has a mobility disability or a disability that requires the use of the accessible features that are provided in accessible seating, or is purchasing the tickets for an individual who has a mobility disability or a disability that requires the use of the accessible features that are provided in the accessible seating.
o (2) Series-of-events tickets. For series-of-events tickets, it is permissible to ask the individual purchasing the tickets for accessible seating to attest in writing that the accessible seating is for a person who has a mobility disability or a disability that requires the use of the accessible features that are provided in the accessible seating.
o (3) Investigation of fraud. A public entity may investigate the potential misuse of accessible seating where there is good cause to believe that such seating has been purchased
fraudulently.
§ 35.139 Direct threat.
· (a) This part does not require a public entity to permit an individual to participate in or benefit from the services, programs, or activities of that public entity when that individual poses a direct threat to the health or safety of others.
· (b) In determining whether an individual poses a direct threat to the health or safety of others, a public entity must make an individualized assessment, based on reasonable judgment that relies on current medical knowledge or on the best available objective evidence, to ascertain: the nature, duration, and severity of the risk; the probability that the potential injury will actually occur; and whether reasonable modifications of policies, practices, or procedures or the provision of auxiliary aids or services will mitigate the risk.

Subpart C—Employment
§ 35.140 Employment discrimination prohibited
· (a) No qualified individual with a disability shall, on the basis of disability, be subjected to discrimination in employment under any service, program, or activity conducted by a public entity.
· (b)

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o (1) For purposes of this part, the requirements of title I of the Act, as established by the regulations of the Equal
Employment Opportunity Commission in 29 CFR part 1630,
apply to employment in any service, program, or activity conducted by a public entity if that public entity is also subject to the jurisdiction of title I.
o (2) For the purposes of this part, the requirements of section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, as established by the regulations of the Department of Justice in 28 CFR part 41, as those requirements pertain to employment, apply to
employment in any service, program, or activity conducted by a public entity if that public entity is not also subject to the jurisdiction of title I.
§§ 35.141—35.148 [Reserved]
Subpart D—Program Accessibility
§ 35.149 Discrimination prohibited.

Except as otherwise provided in § 35.150, no qualified individual with a disability shall, because a public entity's facilities are inaccessible to or unusable by individuals with disabilities, be excluded from participation in, or be denied the benefits of the services, programs, or activities of a public entity, or be subjected to discrimination by any public entity.
§ 35.150 Existing facilities
· (a) General. A public entity shall operate each service, program, or activity so that the service, program, or activity, when viewed in its entirety, is readily accessible to and usable by individuals with disabilities.

This paragraph does not—
o (1) Necessarily require a public entity to make each of its existing facilities accessible to and usable by individuals with disabilities;
o (2) Require a public entity to take any action that would threaten or destroy the historic significance of an historic property; or
o (3) Require a public entity to take any action that it can demonstrate would result in a fundamental alteration in the

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nature of a service, program, or activity or in undue financial and administrative burdens. In those circumstances where personnel of the public entity believe that the proposed action would fundamentally alter the service, program, or activity or would result in undue financial and administrative burdens, a public entity has the burden of proving that compliance with §35.150(a) of this part would result in such alteration or burdens. The decision that compliance would result in such alteration or burdens must be made by the head of a public entity or his or her designee after considering all resources available for use in the funding and operation of the service, program, or activity, and must be accompanied by a written statement of the reasons for reaching that conclusion. If an action would result in such an alteration or such burdens, a public entity shall take any other action that would not result in such an alteration or such burdens but would nevertheless ensure that individuals with disabilities receive the benefits or services provided by the public entity.
· (b) Methods.
o (1) General. A public entity may comply with the requirements of this section through such means as redesign or acquisition of equipment, reassignment of services to accessible
buildings, assignment of aides to beneficiaries, home visits, delivery of services at alternate accessible sites, alteration of existing facilities and construction of new facilities, use of accessible rolling stock or other conveyances, or any other methods that result in making its services, programs, or activities readily accessible to and usable by individuals with disabilities. A public entity is not required to make structural changes in existing facilities where other methods are effective in achieving compliance with this section. A public entity, in making alterations to existing buildings, shall meet the accessibility requirements of § 35.151. In choosing among available methods for meeting the requirements of this
section, a public entity shall give priority to those methods that offer services, programs, and activities to qualified individuals with disabilities in the most integrated setting appropriate. o (2)

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§ (i) Safe harbor. Elements that have not been altered
in existing facilities on or after March 15, 2012, and
that comply with the corresponding technical and
scoping specifications for those elements in either
the 1991 Standards or in the Uniform Federal
Accessibility Standards (UFAS), Appendix A to 41
CFR part 101–19.6 (July 1, 2002 ed.), 49 FR
31528, app. A (Aug. 7, 1984) are not required to be
modified in order to comply with the requirements
set forth in the 2010 Standards.
§ (ii) The safe harbor provided in § 35.150(b)(2)(i)
does not apply to those elements in existing
facilities that are subject to supplemental
requirements (i.e., elements for which there are
neither technical nor scoping specifications in the
1991 Standards). Elements in the 2010 Standards
not eligible for the element-by-element safe harbor
are identified as follows––
§ (A) Residential facilities dwelling units,
sections 233 and 809.
§ (B) Amusement rides, sections 234 and
1002; 206.2.9; 216.12.
§ (C) Recreational boating facilities,
sections 235 and 1003; 206.2.10.
§ (D) Exercise machines and equipment,
sections 236 and 1004; 206.2.13.
§ (E) Fishing piers and platforms, sections
237 and 1005; 206.2.14.
§ (F) Golf facilities, sections 238 and 1006;
206.2.15.
§ (G) Miniature golf facilities, sections 239
and 1007; 206.2.16.
§ (H) Play areas, sections 240 and 1008;
206.2.17.

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§ (I) Saunas and steam rooms, sections
241 and 612.
§ (J) Swimming pools, wading pools, and
spas, sections 242 and 1009.
§ (K) Shooting facilities with firing
positions, sections 243 and 1010.
§ (L) Miscellaneous.
§ (1) Team or player seating,
section 221.2.1.4.
§ (2) Accessible route to
bowling lanes, section.
206.2.11.
§ (3) Accessible route in court
sports facilities, section
206.2.12.
o (3) Historic preservation programs. In meeting the
requirements of § 35.150(a) in historic preservation programs, a public entity shall give priority to methods that provide physical access to individuals with disabilities. In cases where a physical alteration to an historic property is not required because of paragraph (a)(2) or (a)(3) of this section,
alternative methods of achieving program accessibility
include—
§ (i) Using audio-visual materials and devices to
depict those portions of an historic property that
cannot otherwise be made accessible;
§ (ii) Assigning persons to guide individuals with
handicaps into or through portions of historic
properties that cannot otherwise be made
accessible; or
§ (iii) Adopting other innovative methods.
o (4) Swimming pools, wading pools, and spas. The
requirements set forth in sections 242 and 1009 of the 2010 Standards shall not apply until January 31, 2013, if a public entity chooses to make structural changes to existing

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swimming pools, wading pools, or spas built before March 15, 2012, for the sole purpose of complying with the program accessibility requirements set forth in this section.
o
· (c) Time period for compliance. Where structural changes in facilities are undertaken to comply with the obligations established under this section, such changes shall be made within three years of January 26, 1992, but in any event as expeditiously as possible.
· (d) Transition plan.
o (1) In the event that structural changes to facilities will be undertaken to achieve program accessibility, a public entity that employs 50 or more persons shall develop, within six months of January 26, 1992, a transition plan setting forth the steps necessary to complete such changes. A public entity shall provide an opportunity to interested persons, including individuals with disabilities or organizations representing individuals with disabilities, to participate in the development of the transition plan by submitting comments. A copy of the transition plan shall be made available for public inspection. o (2) If a public entity has responsibility or authority over streets, roads, or walkways, its transition plan shall include a schedule for providing curb ramps or other sloped areas where
pedestrian walks cross curbs, giving priority to walkways serving entities covered by the Act, including State and local government offices and facilities, transportation, places of public accommodation, and employers, followed by walkways serving other areas.
o (3) The plan shall, at a minimum—
§ (i) Identify physical obstacles in the public entity's facilities that limit the accessibility of its programs or activities to individuals with disabilities;
§ (ii) Describe in detail the methods that will be used to make the facilities accessible;
§ (iii) Specify the schedule for taking the steps
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longer than one year, identify steps that will be
taken during each year of the transition period; and
§ (iv) Indicate the official responsible for
implementation of the plan.
o (4) If a public entity has already complied with the transition plan requirement of a Federal agency regulation implementing section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, then the requirements of this paragraph (d) shall apply only to those policies and practices that were not included in the previous transition plan.
§ 35.151 New construction and alterations
· (a) Design and construction.
o (1) Each facility or part of a facility constructed by, on behalf of, or for the use of a public entity shall be designed and constructed in such manner that the facility or part of the facility is readily accessible to and usable by individuals with disabilities, if the construction was commenced after January 26, 1992.
o (2) Exception for structural impracticability.
§ (i) Full compliance with the requirements of this
section is not required where a public entity can
demonstrate that it is structurally impracticable to
meet the requirements. Full compliance will be
considered structurally impracticable only in those
rare circumstances when the unique characteristics
of terrain prevent the incorporation of accessibility
features.
§ (ii) If full compliance with this section would be
structurally impracticable, compliance with this
section is required to the extent that it is not
structurally impracticable. In that case, any portion
of the facility that can be made accessible shall be
made accessible to the extent that it is not
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§ (iii) If providing accessibility in conformance with this section to individuals with certain disabilities (e.g., those who use wheelchairs) would be structurally
impracticable, accessibility shall nonetheless be
ensured to persons with other types of disabilities,
(e.g., those who use crutches or who have sight,
hearing, or mental impairments) in accordance with
this section.
· (b) Alterations.
o (1) Each facility or part of a facility altered by, on behalf of, or for the use of a public entity in a manner that affects or could affect the usability of the facility or part of the facility shall, to the maximum extent feasible, be altered in such manner that the altered portion of the facility is readily accessible to and usable by individuals with disabilities, if the alteration was commenced after January 26, 1992.
o (2) The path of travel requirements of § 35.151(b)(4) shall apply only to alterations undertaken solely for purposes other than to meet the program accessibility requirements of §

35.150.
o (3)
§ (i) Alterations to historic properties shall comply, to the maximum extent feasible, with the provisions
applicable to historic properties in the design
standards specified in § 35.151(c).
§ (ii) If it is not feasible to provide physical access to an historic property in a manner that will not
threaten or destroy the historic significance of the
building or facility, alternative methods of access
shall be provided pursuant to the requirements of §

35.150.
o (4) Path of travel. An alteration that affects or could affect the usability of or access to an area of a facility that contains a primary function shall be made so as to ensure that, to the maximum extent feasible, the path of travel to the altered area and the restrooms, telephones, and drinking fountains serving the altered area are readily accessible to and usable by

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individuals with disabilities, including individuals who use wheelchairs, unless the cost and scope of such alterations is disproportionate to the cost of the overall alteration. § (i) Primary function. A “primary function” is a major activity for which the facility is intended. Areas that contain a primary function include, but are not
limited to, the dining area of a cafeteria, the
meeting rooms in a conference center, as well as
offices and other work areas in which the activities
of the public entity using the facility are carried out. § (A) Mechanical rooms, boiler rooms,
supply storage rooms, employee
lounges or locker rooms, janitorial
closets, entrances, and corridors are
not areas containing a primary function.

Restrooms are not areas containing a
primary function unless the provision of
restrooms is a primary purpose of the
area, e.g., in highway rest stops.
§ (B) For the purposes of this section,
alterations to windows, hardware,
controls, electrical outlets, and signage
shall not be deemed to be alterations
that affect the usability of or access to
an area containing a primary function.
§ (ii) A “path of travel” includes a continuous,
unobstructed way of pedestrian passage by means
of which the altered area may be approached,
entered, and exited, and which connects the
altered area with an exterior approach (including
sidewalks, streets, and parking areas), an entrance
to the facility, and other parts of the facility.
§ (A) An accessible path of travel may
consist of walks and sidewalks, curb
ramps and other interior or exterior
pedestrian ramps; clear floor paths
through lobbies, corridors, rooms, and
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aisles; elevators and lifts; or a
combination of these elements.
§ (B) For the purposes of this section, the
term “path of travel” also includes the
restrooms, telephones, and drinking
fountains serving the altered area.
§ (C) Safe harbor. If a public entity has
constructed or altered required
elements of a path of travel in
accordance with the specifications in
either the 1991 Standards or the
Uniform Federal Accessibility Standards
before March 15, 2012, the public entity
is not required to retrofit such elements
to reflect incremental changes in the
2010 Standards solely because of an
alteration to a primary function area
served by that path of travel.
§ (iii) Disproportionality.
§ (A) Alterations made to provide an
accessible path of travel to the altered
area will be deemed disproportionate to
the overall alteration when the cost
exceeds 20 % of the cost of the
alteration to the primary function area.
§ (B) Costs that may be counted as
expenditures required to provide an
accessible path of travel may include:
§ (1) Costs associated with
providing an accessible
entrance and an accessible
route to the altered area, for
example, the cost of
widening doorways or
installing ramps;
§ (2) Costs associated with
making restrooms

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accessible, such as
installing grab bars,
enlarging toilet stalls,
insulating pipes, or installing
accessible faucet controls;
§ (3) Costs associated with
providing accessible
telephones, such as
relocating the telephone to
an accessible height,
installing amplification
devices, or installing a text
telephone (TTY); and
§ (4) Costs associated with
relocating an inaccessible
drinking fountain.
§ (iv) Duty to provide accessible features in the event of disproportionality.
§ (A) When the cost of alterations
necessary to make the path of travel to
the altered area fully accessible is
disproportionate to the cost of the
overall alteration, the path of travel shall
be made accessible to the extent that it
can be made accessible without
incurring disproportionate costs.
§ (B) In choosing which accessible
elements to provide, priority should be
given to those elements that will provide
the greatest access, in the following
order—
§ (1) An accessible entrance;
§ (2) An accessible route to the
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§ (3) At least one accessible
restroom for each sex or a
single unisex restroom;
§ (4) Accessible telephones;
§ (5) Accessible drinking
fountains; and
§ (6) When possible, additional
accessible elements such as
parking, storage, and
alarms.
§ (v) Series of smaller alterations.
§ (A) The obligation to provide an
accessible path of travel may not be
evaded by performing a series of small
alterations to the area served by a
single path of travel if those alterations
could have been performed as a single
undertaking.
§ (B)
§ (1) If an area containing a
primary function has been
altered without providing an
accessible path of travel to
that area, and subsequent
alterations of that area, or a
different area on the same
path of travel, are
undertaken within three
years of the original
alteration, the total cost of
alterations to the primary
function areas on that path
of travel during the
preceding three-year period
shall be considered in
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travel accessible is
disproportionate.
§ (2) Only alterations
undertaken on or after
March 15, 2011, shall be
considered in determining if
the cost of providing an
accessible path of travel is
disproportionate to the
overall cost of the
alterations.
· (c) Accessibility standards and compliance date.
o (1) If physical construction or alterations commence after July 26, 1992, but prior to September 15, 2010, then new
construction and alterations subject to this section must comply with either the UFAS or the 1991 Standards except that the elevator exemption contained at section 4.1.3(5) and section 4.1.6(1)(k) of the 1991 Standards shall not apply.

Departures from particular requirements of either standard by the use of other methods shall be permitted when it is clearly evident that equivalent access to the facility or part of the facility is thereby provided.
o (2) If physical construction or alterations commence on or after September 15, 2010, and before March 15, 2012, then new construction and alterations subject to this section may comply with one of the following: the 2010 Standards, UFAS, or the 1991 Standards except that the elevator exemption contained at section 4.1.3(5) and section 4.1.6(1)(k) of the 1991 Standards shall not apply. Departures from particular
requirements of either standard by the use of other methods shall be permitted when it is clearly evident that equivalent access to the facility or part of the facility is thereby provided. o (3) If physical construction or alterations commence on or after March 15, 2012, then new construction and alterations subject to this section shall comply with the 2010 Standards.

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o (4) For the purposes of this section, ceremonial
groundbreaking or razing of structures prior to site preparation do not commence physical construction or alterations.
o (5) Noncomplying new construction and alterations.
§ (i) Newly constructed or altered facilities or
elements covered by §§ 35.151(a) or (b) that were
constructed or altered before March 15, 2012, and
that do not comply with the 1991 Standards or with
UFAS shall before March 15, 2012, be made
accessible in accordance with either the 1991
Standards, UFAS, or the 2010 Standards.
§ (ii) Newly constructed or altered facilities or
elements covered by §§ 35.151(a) or (b) that were
constructed or altered before March 15, 2012 and
that do not comply with the 1991 Standards or with
UFAS shall, on or after March 15, 2012, be made
accessible in accordance with the 2010 Standards.

Appendix to § 35.151(c)
Compliance Date for New Construction
or Alterations
Applicable Standards
Before September 15, 2010 1991 Standards or UFAS
On or after September 15, 2010, and before
March 15, 2012
1991 Standards, UFAS, or 2010
Standards
On or after March 15, 2012 2010 Standards

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· (d) Scope of coverage. The 1991 Standards and the 2010 Standards apply to fixed or built-in elements of buildings, structures, site improvements, and pedestrian routes or vehicular ways located on a site.

Unless specifically stated otherwise, the advisory notes, appendix notes, and figures contained in the 1991 Standards and the 2010 Standards explain or illustrate the requirements of the rule; they do not establish enforceable requirements.
· (e) Social service center establishments. Group homes, halfway houses, shelters, or similar social service center establishments that provide either temporary sleeping accommodations or residential dwelling units that are subject to this section shall comply with the provisions of the 2010 Standards applicable to residential facilities, including, but not limited to, the provisions in sections 233 and 809.
o (1) In sleeping rooms with more than 25 beds covered by this section, a minimum of 5% of the beds shall have clear floor space complying with section 806.2.3 of the 2010 Standards. o (2) Facilities with more than 50 beds covered by this section that provide common use bathing facilities, shall provide at least one roll-in shower with a seat that complies with the relevant provisions of section 608 of the 2010 Standards.

Transfer-type showers are not permitted in lieu of a roll-in shower with a seat, and the exceptions in sections 608.3 and 608.4 for residential dwelling units are not permitted. When separate shower facilities are provided for men and for women, at least one roll-in shower shall be provided for each group.
· (f) Housing at a place of education. Housing at a place of education that is subject to this section shall comply with the provisions of the 2010 Standards applicable to transient lodging, including, but not limited to, the requirements for transient lodging guest rooms in sections 224 and 806 subject to the following exceptions. For the purposes of the application of this section, the term "sleeping room" is intended to be used interchangeably with the term "guest room" as it is used in the transient lodging standards.
o (1) Kitchens within housing units containing accessible sleeping rooms with mobility features (including suites and clustered sleeping rooms) or on floors containing accessible sleeping rooms with mobility features shall provide turning

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spaces that comply with section 809.2.2 of the 2010
Standards and kitchen work surfaces that comply with section 804.3 of the 2010 Standards.
o (2) Multi-bedroom housing units containing accessible sleeping rooms with mobility features shall have an accessible route throughout the unit in accordance with section 809.2 of the 2010 Standards.
o (3) Apartments or townhouse facilities that are provided by or on behalf of a place of education, which are leased on a yearround basis exclusively to graduate students or faculty, and do not contain any public use or common use areas available for educational programming, are not subject to the transient lodging standards and shall comply with the requirements for residential facilities in sections 233 and 809 of the 2010 Standards.
· (g) Assembly areas. Assembly areas subject to this section shall comply with the provisions of the 2010 Standards applicable to assembly areas, including, but not limited to, sections 221 and 802. In addition, assembly areas shall ensure that—
o (1) In stadiums, arenas, and grandstands, wheelchair spaces and companion seats are dispersed to all levels that include seating served by an accessible route;
o (2) Assembly areas that are required to horizontally disperse wheelchair spaces and companion seats by section 221.2.3.1 of the 2010 Standards and have seating encircling, in whole or in part, a field of play or performance area shall disperse wheelchair spaces and companion seats around that field of play or performance area;
o (3) Wheelchair spaces and companion seats are not located on (or obstructed by) temporary platforms or other movable structures, except that when an entire seating section is placed on temporary platforms or other movable structures in an area where fixed seating is not provided, in order to increase seating for an event, wheelchair spaces and
companion seats may be placed in that section. When
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individual, removable seats may be placed in those spaces and seats;
o (4) Stadium-style movie theaters shall locate wheelchair spaces and companion seats on a riser or cross-aisle in the stadium section that satisfies at least one of the following criteria—
§ (i) It is located within the rear 60% of the seats
provided in an auditorium; or
§ (ii) It is located within the area of an auditorium in which the vertical viewing angles (as measured to
the top of the screen) are from the 40th to the
100th percentile of vertical viewing angles for all
seats as ranked from the seats in the first row (1st
percentile) to seats in the back row (100th
percentile).
· (h) Medical care facilities. Medical care facilities that are subject to this section shall comply with the provisions of the 2010 Standards applicable to medical care facilities, including, but not limited to, sections 223 and 805. In addition, medical care facilities that do not specialize in the treatment of conditions that affect mobility shall disperse the accessible patient bedrooms required by section 223.2.1 of the 2010 Standards in a manner that is proportionate by type of medical specialty. · (i) Curb ramps.
o (1) Newly constructed or altered streets, roads, and highways must contain curb ramps or other sloped areas at any
intersection having curbs or other barriers to entry from a street level pedestrian walkway.
o (2) Newly constructed or altered street level pedestrian walkways must contain curb ramps or other sloped areas at intersections to streets, roads, or highways.
· (j) Facilities with residential dwelling units for sale to individual owners. o (1) Residential dwelling units designed and constructed or altered by public entities that will be offered for sale to individuals shall comply with the requirements for residential facilities in the 2010 Standards including sections 233 and 809.

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o (2) The requirements of paragraph (1) also apply to housing programs that are operated by public entities where design and construction of particular residential dwelling units take place only after a specific buyer has been identified. In such programs, the covered entity must provide the units that comply with the requirements for accessible features to those pre-identified buyers with disabilities who have requested such a unit.
· (k) Detention and correctional facilities.
o (1) New construction of jails, prisons, and other detention and correctional facilities shall comply with the 2010 Standards except that public entities shall provide accessible mobility features complying with section 807.2 of the 2010 Standards for a minimum of 3%, but no fewer than one, of the total number of cells in a facility. Cells with mobility features shall be provided in each classification level.
o (2) Alterations to detention and correctional facilities.

Alterations to jails, prisons, and other detention and
correctional facilities shall comply with the 2010 Standards except that public entities shall provide accessible mobility features complying with section 807.2 of the 2010 Standards for a minimum of 3%, but no fewer than one, of the total number of cells being altered until at least 3%, but no fewer than one, of the total number of cells in a facility shall provide mobility features complying with section 807.2. Altered cells with mobility features shall be provided in each classification level. However, when alterations are made to specific cells, detention and correctional facility operators may satisfy their obligation to provide the required number of cells with mobility features by providing the required mobility features in substitute cells (cells other than those where alterations are originally planned), provided that each substitute cell— § (i) Is located within the same prison site;
§ (ii) Is integrated with other cells to the maximum
extent feasible;
§ (iii) Has, at a minimum, equal physical access as
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detainees for visitation, dining, recreation,
educational programs, medical services, work
programs, religious services, and participation in
other programs that the facility offers to inmates or
detainees; and,
§ (iv) If it is technically infeasible to locate a substitute cell within the same prison site, a substitute cell
must be provided at another prison site within the
corrections system.
o (3) With respect to medical and long-term care facilities in jails, prisons, and other detention and correctional facilities, public entities shall apply the 2010 Standards technical and scoping requirements for those facilities irrespective of whether those facilities are licensed.
§ 35.152 Jails, detention and correctional facilities, and community correctional facilities.
· (a) General. This section applies to public entities that are responsible for the operation or management of adult and juvenile justice jails, detention and correctional facilities, and community correctional facilities, either directly or through contractual, licensing, or other arrangements with public or private entities, in whole or in part, including private correctional facilities.
· (b) Discrimination prohibited.
o (1) Public entities shall ensure that qualified inmates or detainees with disabilities shall not, because a facility is inaccessible to or unusable by individuals with disabilities, be excluded from participation in, or be denied the benefits of, the services, programs, or activities of a public entity, or be subjected to discrimination by any public entity.
o (2) Public entities shall ensure that inmates or detainees with disabilities are housed in the most integrated setting
appropriate to the needs of the individuals. Unless it is appropriate to make an exception, a public entity–
§ (i) Shall not place inmates or detainees with
disabilities in inappropriate security classifications
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§ (ii) Shall not place inmates or detainees with
disabilities in designated medical areas unless they
are actually receiving medical care or treatment;
§ (iii) Shall not place inmates or detainees with
disabilities in facilities that do not offer the same
programs as the facilities where they would
otherwise be housed; and
§ (iv) Shall not deprive inmates or detainees with
disabilities of visitation with family members by
placing them in distant facilities where they would
not otherwise be housed.
o (3) Public entities shall implement reasonable policies, including physical modifications to additional cells in accordance with the 2010 Standards, so as to ensure that each inmate with a disability is housed in a cell with the accessible elements necessary to afford the inmate access to safe, appropriate housing.
§§ 35.153—35.159 [Reserved]
Subpart E—Communications
§ 35.160 General.
· (a)
o (1) A public entity shall take appropriate steps to ensure that communications with applicants, participants, members of the public, and companions with disabilities are as effective as communications with others.
o (2) For purposes of this section, “companion” means a family member, friend, or associate of an individual seeking access to a service, program, or activity of a public entity, who, along with such individual, is an appropriate person with whom the public entity should communicate.
· (b)
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members of the public, an equal opportunity to participate in, and enjoy the benefits of, a service, program, or activity of a public entity.
o (2) The type of auxiliary aid or service necessary to ensure effective communication will vary in accordance with the method of communication used by the individual; the nature, length, and complexity of the communication involved; and the context in which the communication is taking place. In
determining what types of auxiliary aids and services are necessary, a public entity shall give primary consideration to the requests of individuals with disabilities. In order to be effective, auxiliary aids and services must be provided in accessible formats, in a timely manner, and in such a way as to protect the privacy and independence of the individual with a disability.
· (c)
o (1) A public entity shall not require an individual with a disability to bring another individual to interpret for him or her. o (2) A public entity shall not rely on an adult accompanying an individual with a disability to interpret or facilitate communication except—
§ (i) In an emergency involving an imminent threat to
the safety or welfare of an individual or the public
where there is no interpreter available; or
§ (ii) Where the individual with a disability specifically requests that the accompanying adult interpret or
facilitate communication, the accompanying adult
agrees to provide such assistance, and reliance on
that adult for such assistance is appropriate under
the circumstances.
o (3) A public entity shall not rely on a minor child to interpret or facilitate communication, except in an emergency involving an imminent threat to the safety or welfare of an individual or the public where there is no interpreter available.

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· (d) Video remote interpreting (VRI) services. A public entity that chooses to provide qualified interpreters via VRI services shall ensure that it provides—
o (1) Real-time, full-motion video and audio over a dedicated high-speed, wide-bandwidth video connection or wireless connection that delivers high-quality video images that do not produce lags, choppy, blurry, or grainy images, or irregular pauses in communication;
o (2) A sharply delineated image that is large enough to display the interpreter's face, arms, hands, and fingers, and the participating individual's face, arms, hands, and fingers, regardless of his or her body position;
o (3) A clear, audible transmission of voices; and
o (4) Adequate training to users of the technology and other involved individuals so that they may quickly and efficiently set up and operate the VRI.
§ 35.161 Telecommunications.
· (a) Where a public entity communicates by telephone with applicants and beneficiaries, text telephones (TTYs) or equally effective telecommunications systems shall be used to communicate with individuals who are deaf or hard of hearing or have speech impairments. · (b) When a public entity uses an automated-attendant system, including, but not limited to, voice mail and messaging, or an interactive voice response system, for receiving and directing incoming telephone calls, that system must provide effective real-time communication with individuals using auxiliary aids and services, including TTYs and all forms of FCC-approved telecommunications relay system, including Internetbased relay systems. · (c) A public entity shall respond to telephone calls from a telecommunications relay service established under title IV of the ADA in the same manner that it responds to other telephone calls. § 35.162 Telephone emergency services
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§ 35.163 Information and signage
· (a) A public entity shall ensure that interested persons, including persons with impaired vision or hearing, can obtain information as to the existence and location of accessible services, activities, and facilities. · (b) A public entity shall provide signage at all inaccessible entrances to each of its facilities, directing users to an accessible entrance or to a location at which they can obtain information about accessible facilities.

The international symbol for accessibility shall be used at each accessible entrance of a facility.
§ 35.164 Duties
This subpart does not require a public entity to take any action that it can demonstrate would result in a fundamental alteration in the nature of a service, program, or activity or in undue financial and administrative burdens. In those circumstances where personnel of the public entity believe that the proposed action would fundamentally alter the service, program, or activity or would result in undue financial and administrative burdens, a public entity has the burden of proving that compliance with this subpart would result in such alteration or burdens. The decision that compliance would result in such alteration or burdens must be made by the head of the public entity or his or her designee after considering all resources available for use in the funding and operation of the service, program, or activity and must be accompanied by a written statement of the reasons for reaching that conclusion. If an action required to comply with this subpart would result in such an alteration or such burdens, a public entity shall take any other action that would not result in such an alteration or such burdens but would nevertheless ensure that, to the maximum extent possible, individuals with disabilities receive the benefits or services provided by the public entity. §§ 35.165—35.169 [Reserved]
Subpart F—Compliance Procedures
§ 35.170 Complaints
· (a) Who may file. An individual who believes that he or she or a specific class of individuals has been subjected to discrimination on the basis of disability by a public entity may, by himself or herself or by an authorized representative, file a complaint under this part.
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by the designated agency for good cause shown. A complaint is deemed to be filed under this section on the date it is first filed with any Federal agency.
· (c) Where to file. An individual may file a complaint with any agency that he or she believes to be the appropriate agency designated under subpart G of this part, or with any agency that provides funding to the public entity that is the subject of the complaint, or with the Department of Justice for referral as provided in §35.171(a)(2).
§ 35.171 Acceptance of complaints
· (a) Receipt of complaints.
o (1)
§ (i) Any Federal agency that receives a complaint of
discrimination on the basis of disability by a public
entity shall promptly review the complaint to
determine whether it has jurisdiction over the
complaint under section 504.
§ (ii) If the agency does not have section 504
jurisdiction, it shall promptly determine whether it is the designated agency under subpart G of this part
responsible for complaints filed against that public
entity.
o (2)
§ (i) If an agency other than the Department of Justice determines that it does not have section 504
jurisdiction and is not the designated agency, it
shall promptly refer the complaint to the
appropriate designated agency, the agency that
has section 504 jurisdiction, or the Department of
Justice, and so notify the complainant.
§ (ii) When the Department of Justice receives a
complaint for which it does not have jurisdiction
under section 504 and is not the designated
agency, it may exercise jurisdiction pursuant to §

35.190(e) or refer the complaint to an agency that
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appropriate agency designated in subpart G of this
part or, in the case of an employment complaint
that is also subject to title I of the Act, to the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission.
o (3)
§ (i) If the agency that receives a complaint has
section 504 jurisdiction, it shall process the
complaint according to its procedures for enforcing
section 504.
§ (ii) If the agency that receives a complaint does not have section 504 jurisdiction, but is the designated
agency, it shall process the complaint according to
the procedures established by this subpart.
· (b) Employment complaints.
o (1) If a complaint alleges employment discrimination subject to title I of the Act, and the agency has section 504 jurisdiction, the agency shall follow the procedures issued by the
Department of Justice and the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission under section 107(b) of the Act.
o (2) If a complaint alleges employment discrimination subject to title I of the Act, and the designated agency does not have section 504 jurisdiction, the agency shall refer the complaint to the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission for
processing under title I of the Act.
o (3) Complaints alleging employment discrimination subject to this part, but not to title I of the Act shall be processed in accordance with the procedures established by this subpart. · (c) Complete complaints.
o (1) A designated agency shall accept all complete complaints under this section and shall promptly notify the complainant and the public entity of the receipt and acceptance of the complaint.
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complete complaint. If the complainant fails to complete the complaint, the designated agency shall close the complaint without prejudice.
§ 35.172 Investigations and compliance reviews.
· (a) The designated agency shall investigate complaints for which it is responsible under § 35.171.
· (b) The designated agency may conduct compliance reviews of public entities in order to ascertain whether there has been a failure to comply with the nondiscrimination requirements of this part.
· (c) Where appropriate, the designated agency shall attempt informal resolution of any matter being investigated under this section, and, if resolution is not achieved and a violation is found, issue to the public entity and the complainant, if any, a Letter of Findings that shall include— o (1) Findings of fact and conclusions of law;
o (2) A description of a remedy for each violation found (including compensatory damages where appropriate); and o (3) Notice of the rights and procedures available under paragraph (d) of this section and §§ 35.173 and 35.174. · (d) At any time, the complainant may file a private suit pursuant to section 203 of the Act, 42 U.S.C. 12133, whether or not the designated agency finds a violation.
§ 35.173 Voluntary compliance agreements
· (a) When the designated agency issues a noncompliance Letter of Findings, the designated agency shall—
o (1) Notify the Assistant Attorney General by forwarding a copy of the Letter of Findings to the Assistant Attorney General; and o (2) Initiate negotiations with the public entity to secure compliance by voluntary means.
· (b) Where the designated agency is able to secure voluntary compliance, the voluntary compliance agreement shall—
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o (2) Address each cited violation;
o (3) Specify the corrective or remedial action to be taken, within a stated period of time, to come into compliance;
o (4) Provide assurance that discrimination will not recur; and o (5) Provide for enforcement by the Attorney General.
§ 35.174 Referral.

If the public entity declines to enter into voluntary compliance negotiations or if negotiations are unsuccessful, the designated agency shall refer the matter to the Attorney General with a recommendation for appropriate action. § 35.175 Attorney's fees.

In any action or administrative proceeding commenced pursuant to the Act or this part, the court or agency, in its discretion, may allow the prevailing party, other than the United States, a reasonable attorney's fee, including litigation expenses, and costs, and the United States shall be liable for the foregoing the same as a private individual. § 35.176 Alternative means of dispute resolution.

Where appropriate and to the extent authorized by law, the use of alternative means of dispute resolution, including settlement negotiations, conciliation, facilitation, mediation, fact finding, minitrials, and arbitration, is encouraged to resolve disputes arising under the Act and this part.
§ 35.177 Effect of unavailability of technical assistance.

A public entity shall not be excused from compliance with the requirements of this part because of any failure to receive technical assistance, including any failure in the development or dissemination of any technical assistance manual authorized by the Act.
§ 35.178 State immunity.

A State shall not be immune under the eleventh amendment to the Constitution of the United States from an action in Federal or State court of competent jurisdiction for a violation of this Act. In any action against a State for a violation of the requirements of this Act, remedies (including remedies both at law and in equity) are available for such a violation to the same extent as such remedies are available for such a violation in an action against any public or private entity other than a State.

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§§ 35.179—35.189 [Reserved]
Subpart G—Designated Agencies
§ 35.190 Designated Agencies.
· (a) The Assistant Attorney General shall coordinate the compliance activities of Federal agencies with respect to State and local government components, and shall provide policy guidance and interpretations to designated agencies to ensure the consistent and effective implementation of the requirements of this part.
· (b) The Federal agencies listed in paragraph (b)(1)-(8) of this section shall have responsibility for the implementation of subpart F of this part for components of State and local governments that exercise responsibilities, regulate, or administer services, programs, or activities in the following functional areas.
o (1) Department of Agriculture: All programs, services, and regulatory activities relating to farming and the raising of livestock, including extension services.
o (2) Department of Education: All programs, services, and regulatory activities relating to the operation of elementary and secondary education systems and institutions, institutions of higher education and vocational education (other than schools of medicine, dentistry, nursing, and other health-related schools), and libraries.
o (3) Department of Health and Human Services: All programs, services, and regulatory activities relating to the provision of health care and social services, including schools of medicine, dentistry, nursing, and other health-related schools, the operation of health care and social service providers and institutions, including "grass-roots" and community services organizations and programs, and preschool and daycare
programs.
o (4) Department of Housing and Urban Development: All
programs, services, and regulatory activities relating to state and local public housing, and housing assistance and referral. o (5) Department of Interior: All programs, services, and regulatory activities relating to lands and natural resources,

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including parks and recreation, water and waste management, environmental protection, energy, historic and cultural preservation, and museums.
o (6) Department of Justice: All programs, services, and regulatory activities relating to law enforcement, public safety, and the administration of justice, including courts and correctional institutions; commerce and industry, including general economic development, banking and finance,
consumer protection, insurance, and small business; planning, development, and regulation (unless assigned to other
designated agencies); state and local government support services (e.g., audit, personnel, comptroller, administrative services); all other government functions not assigned to other designated agencies.
o (7) Department of Labor: All programs, services, and
regulatory activities relating to labor and the work force. o (8) Department of Transportation: All programs, services, and regulatory activities relating to transportation, including highways, public transportation, traffic management (non-law enforcement), automobile licensing and inspection, and driver licensing.
· (c) Responsibility for the implementation of subpart F of this part for components of State or local governments that exercise responsibilities, regulate, or administer services, programs, or activities relating to functions not assigned to specific designated agencies by paragraph (b) of this section may be assigned to other specific agencies by the Department of Justice.
· (d) If two or more agencies have apparent responsibility over a complaint, the Assistant Attorney General shall determine which one of the agencies shall be the designated agency for purposes of that complaint. · (e) When the Department receives a complaint directed to the Attorney General alleging a violation of this part that may fall within the jurisdiction of a designated agency or another Federal agency that may have jurisdiction under section 504, the Department may exercise its discretion to retain the complaint for investigation under this part. §§ 35.191—35.999 [Reserved]

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Appendix K: California Government Code 12926
California Government Code 12926
(i) “Medical condition” means either of the following:
(1) Any health impairment related to or associated with a diagnosis of cancer or a record or history of cancer.
(2) Genetic characteristics. For purposes of this section, “genetic characteristics” means either of the following:
(A) Any scientifically or medically identifiable gene or chromosome, or combination or alteration thereof, that is known to be a cause of a disease or disorder in a person or that person’s offspring, or that is determined to be associated with a statistically increased risk of development of a disease or disorder, and that is presently not associated with any symptoms of any disease or disorder. (B) Inherited characteristics that may derive from the individual or family member, that are known to be a cause of a disease or disorder in a person or that person’s offspring, or that are determined to be associated with a statistically increased risk of development of a disease or disorder, and that are presently not associated with any symptoms of any disease or disorder.
(j) “Mental disability” includes, but is not limited to, all of the following:
(1) Having any mental or psychological disorder or condition, such as intellectual disability, organic brain syndrome, emotional or mental illness, or specific learning disabilities, that limits a major life activity. For purposes of this section:
(A) “Limits” shall be determined without regard to mitigating measures, such as medications, assistive devices, or reasonable accommodations, unless the mitigating measure itself limits a major life activity.
(B) A mental or psychological disorder or condition limits a major life activity if it makes the achievement of the major life activity difficult.
(C) “Major life activities” shall be broadly construed and shall include physical, mental, and social activities and working.
(2) Any other mental or psychological disorder or condition not described in paragraph (1) that requires special education or related services.

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(3) Having a record or history of a mental or psychological disorder or condition described in paragraph (1) or (2), which is known to the employer or other entity covered by this part.
(4) Being regarded or treated by the employer or other entity covered by this part as having, or having had, any mental condition that makes achievement of a major life activity difficult.
(5) Being regarded or treated by the employer or other entity covered by this part as having, or having had, a mental or psychological disorder or condition that has no present disabling effect, but that may become a mental disability as described in paragraph (1) or (2).
“Mental disability” does not include sexual behavior disorders, compulsive gambling, kleptomania, pyromania, or psychoactive substance use disorders resulting from the current unlawful use of controlled substances or other drugs. (k) “Military and veteran status” means a member or veteran of the United States Armed Forces, United States Armed Forces Reserve, the United States National Guard, and the California National Guard.
(l) “On the bases enumerated in this part” means or refers to discrimination on the basis of one or more of the following: race, religious creed, color, national origin, ancestry, physical disability, mental disability, medical condition, genetic information, marital status, sex, age, sexual orientation, or military and veteran status. (m) “Physical disability” includes, but is not limited to, all of the following:
(1) Having any physiological disease, disorder, condition, cosmetic disfigurement, or anatomical loss that does both of the following:
(A) Affects one or more of the following body systems: neurological, immunological, musculoskeletal, special sense organs, respiratory, including speech organs, cardiovascular, reproductive, digestive, genitourinary, hemic and lymphatic, skin, and endocrine.
(B) Limits a major life activity. For purposes of this section:
(i) “Limits” shall be determined without regard to mitigating measures such as medications, assistive devices, prosthetics, or reasonable accommodations, unless the mitigating measure itself limits a major life activity. (ii) A physiological disease, disorder, condition, cosmetic disfigurement, or anatomical loss limits a major life activity if it makes the achievement of the major life activity difficult.
(iii) “Major life activities” shall be broadly construed and includes physical, mental, and social activities and working.

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(2) Any other health impairment not described in paragraph (1) that requires special education or related services.
(3) Having a record or history of a disease, disorder, condition, cosmetic disfigurement, anatomical loss, or health impairment described in paragraph (1) or (2), which is known to the employer or other entity covered by this part.
(4) Being regarded or treated by the employer or other entity covered by this part as having, or having had, any physical condition that makes achievement of a major life activity difficult.
(5) Being regarded or treated by the employer or other entity covered by this part as having, or having had, a disease, disorder, condition, cosmetic disfigurement, anatomical loss, or health impairment that has no present disabling effect but may become a physical disability as described in paragraph (1) or (2). (6) “Physical disability” does not include sexual behavior disorders, compulsive gambling, kleptomania, pyromania, or psychoactive substance use disorders resulting from the current unlawful use of controlled substances or other drugs. (n) Notwithstanding subdivisions (j) and (m), if the definition of “disability” used in the federal Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 (Public Law 101-336) would result in broader protection of the civil rights of individuals with a mental disability or physical disability, as defined in subdivision (j) or (m), or would include any medical condition not included within those definitions, then that broader protection or coverage shall be deemed incorporated by reference into, and shall prevail over conflicting provisions of, the definitions in subdivisions (j) and (m).

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Appendix L: California Government Code 11135
California Government Code 11135

GOVERNMENT CODE – GOV

1.1.1.1 TITLE 2. GOVERNMENT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA [8000 - 22980] (Title 2 enacted by Stats. 1943, Ch. 134.)

1.1.1.2 DIVISION 3. EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT [11000 - 15986] (Division 3 added by Stats. 1945, Ch. 111.)

1.1.1.3 PART 1. STATE DEPARTMENTS AND AGENCIES [11000 - 11898] (Part 1 added by Stats. 1945, Ch. 111.)

1.1.1.4 CHAPTER 1. State Agencies [11000 - 11148.5]
(Chapter 1 added by Stats. 1945, Ch. 111.)

1.1.1.4.1 ARTICLE 9.5. Discrimination [11135 - 11139.8] (Article 9.5 added by Stats. 1977, Ch. 972.)

1.1.1.4.1.1 11135.
(a) No person in the State of California shall, on the basis of sex, race, color, religion, ancestry, national origin, ethnic group identification, age, mental disability, physical disability, medical condition, genetic information, marital status, or sexual orientation, be unlawfully denied full and equal access to the benefits of, or be unlawfully subjected to discrimination under, any program or activity that is conducted, operated, or administered by the state or by any state agency, is funded directly by the state, or receives any financial assistance from the state. Notwithstanding Section 11000, this section applies to the California State University.
(b) With respect to discrimination on the basis of disability, programs and activities subject to subdivision (a) shall meet the protections and prohibitions contained in Section 202 of the federal Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990

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(42 U.S.C. Sec. 12132), and the federal rules and regulations adopted in implementation thereof, except that if the laws of this state prescribe stronger protections and prohibitions, the programs and activities subject to subdivision (a) shall be subject to the stronger protections and prohibitions. (c) The protected bases referenced in this section have the same meanings as those terms are defined in Section 12926.
(d) The protected bases used in this section include a perception that a person has any of those characteristics or that the person is associated with a person who has, or is perceived to have, any of those characteristics. (Amended by Stats. 2016, Ch. 870, Sec. 4. (SB 1442) Effective January 1, 2017.)

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Appendix M: California Government Code 4450
California Government Code 4450

1.1.1.5 GOVERNMENT CODE – GOV

1.1.1.6 TITLE 1. GENERAL [100 - 7914]
(Title 1 enacted by Stats. 1943, Ch. 134.)

1.1.1.7 DIVISION 5. PUBLIC WORK AND
PUBLIC PURCHASES [4000 - 4563]
(Division 5 enacted by Stats. 1943, Ch. 134.)

1.1.1.7.1 CHAPTER 7. Access to Public Buildings by Physically Handicapped Persons [4450 - 4461]
(Chapter 7 added by Stats. 1968, Ch. 261.)

1.1.1.7.1.1 4450.
(a) It is the purpose of this chapter to ensure that all buildings, structures, sidewalks, curbs, and related facilities, constructed in this state by the use of state, county, or municipal funds, or the funds of any political subdivision of the state shall be accessible to and usable by persons with disabilities. (b) The State Architect shall develop and submit proposed building standards to the California Building Standards Commission for approval and adoption pursuant to Chapter 4 (commencing with Section 18935) of Part 2.5 of Division 13 of the Health and Safety Code and shall develop other regulations for making buildings, structures, sidewalks, curbs, and related facilities accessible to and usable by persons with disabilities. The regulations and building standards relating to access for persons with disabilities shall be consistent with the standards for buildings and structures that are contained in pertinent provisions of the latest edition of the selected model code, as adopted by the California Building Standards Commission, and these regulations and building standards shall contain additional requirements relating to buildings, structures, sidewalks, curbs, and other related facilities the State Architect determines are necessary to assure access and usability for persons with disabilities. In developing and revising these additional requirements, the State Architect shall consult with the Department of Rehabilitation, the League of California Cities, the California State

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Association of Counties, and at least one private organization representing and comprised of persons with disabilities.
(c) In no case shall the State Architect’s regulations and building standards prescribe a lesser standard of accessibility or usability than provided by the Accessibility Guidelines prepared by the federal Access Board as adopted by the United States Department of Justice to implement the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 (Public Law 101-336).
(d) On or before December 31, 2010, the Division of the State Architect shall prepare and submit to the United States Department of Justice for certification proposed amendments to Part 2 of Title 24 of the California Code of Regulations that would ensure California’s building standards for disability access in commercial occupancies are consistent with the federal regulations cited in subdivision (c).
(Amended by Stats. 2008, Ch. 549, Sec. 5. Effective January 1, 2009.)

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Appendix N: 2013 City of Monterey ADA Transition Plan

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SSA Project # 11037

ADA TRANSITION PLAN

CITY OF MONTEREY
Section I: Executive Summary
Section II: Self Evaluati on
Section III: Access Compliance Assessment
March 2013

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City of Monterey ADA Transition Plan Update Executive Summary March 11, 2013 S a l l y S w a n s o n A r c h I t e c t s, I n c.

ADA TRANSITION PLAN UPDATE

CITY OF MONTEREY

TABLE OF CONTENTS
I. Executive Summary
A. Introduction – Development of ADA Transition Plan Update B. Overview: Self-Evaluation of Policies, Procedures and Practices C. Overview: Access Compliance Assessments of Facilities D. Prioritization Criteria for Barrier Mitigation
II. Self-Evaluation of Policies, Procedures and Practices A. Report of Findings, Recommendations and Model Policies B. Self-Evaluation Questionnaire Tool
C. Department Responses Matrix
III. Access Compliance Assessments
A. Appendix A: Facilities – Buildings, Parks and Parking Lots B. Appendix B: Public Right-of-Way – Intersections and Pedestrian Signals

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City of Monterey - ADA Transition Plan
March 2013
Section: I Executive Summary
A. Introduction – Development of ADA Transition Plan
Update
B. Overview: Self-Evaluation of Policies, Procedures and Practices
C. Overview: Access Compliance Assessments of Facilities D. Prioritization Criteria for Barrier Mitigation

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A. INTRODUCTION: DEVELOPMENT OF ADA TRANSITION PLAN UPDATE The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) of 1990 provides comprehensive civil rights protections to qualified individuals with disabilities in the areas of employment, public accommodations, State and local government services, and telecommunications. A primary goal of the ADA is to ensure equal participation in public life for all Americans with disabilities. Title II of the Act covers programs, services and activities of public entities, such as the City of Monterey.

Under Title II, a public entity may not deny the benefits of its programs, services, and/or activities to individuals with disabilities by maintaining inaccessible facilities, which house these programs, services and activities. The City's programs, services, and activities, when viewed in their entirety, must be made accessible to and usable by individuals with disabilities, except where to do so would result in a fundamental alteration in the nature of the program; result in undue financial and administrative burdens or threaten or destroy the historic significance of a historic property.

Section §35.150 requires that each program, service or activity conducted by a City, when viewed in its entirety, be readily accessible to and usable by individuals with disabilities. The regulation makes clear, however, that a City is not required to make each of its existing facilities accessible (§35.150(a)(1)). Unlike Title III of the ADA, which requires public accommodations to remove architectural barriers where such removal is "readily achievable," or to provide goods and services through alternative methods, where those methods are "readily achievable," Title II requires a City to make its programs accessible in all cases, except where to do so would result in a fundamental alteration in the nature of the program or in undue financial and administrative burdens. The US Congress intended the "undue burden" standard in Title II to be significantly higher than the "readily achievable" standard in Title III. Thus, although Title II may not require removal of barriers in some cases where removal would be required under Title III, the program access requirement of Title II should enable individuals with disabilities to participate in and benefit from the programs, services or activities of cities in all but the most unusual cases.

To comply with the Title II requirements for accessibility to City programs, services and activities, this Transition Plan:
 Evaluates existing policies, procedures and practices as they pertain to the City’s programs, services and activities;
 Provides findings and recommendations with regard to policies, procedures and practices;
 Identifies physical obstacles in the public entity's facilities that limit the accessibility of its programs or activities to individuals with disabilities;  Assesses the extent of architectural barriers to program accessibility in the public rights-of-way and within the buildings, parks and other facilities operated by the City;
 Describes in detail the methods that will be used to make the facilities accessible;  Estimates costs for mitigation solutions;
 Specifies the steps necessary to achieve compliance;
 Provides a schedule for barrier removal/mitigation;
 Sets priorities for barrier elimination; and
 Indicates the official responsible for implementation of the plan.

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Per 28 Code of Federal Regulations, Part 35; Subpart D – Program Accessibility; §35.150 – Existing Facilities; (d) Transition Plan (1): The City shall provide an opportunity to interested persons, including individuals with disabilities or organizations representing individuals with disabilities, to participate in the development of the transition plan by submitting comments.

In order to satisfy this requirement and to gain the perspective of persons with disabilities, a public meeting is organized on Friday, March 22, 2013 to invite the public to comment on the City’s Draft ADA Transition Plan Update.

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B. SELF-EVALUATION OF POLICIES, PROCEDURES AND PRACTICES In addition to identifying and modifying physical barriers, Title 28 CFR Part 35, Non Discrimination on the Basis of Disability in State and Local Government Services, requires that a public entity evaluate its policies, procedures and practices. The following outlines the City’s self-evaluation:
 Evaluate City policies, procedures, and practices as they pertain to the its programs, services and activities; and make the necessary modifications to those policies and practices that do not meet the programmatic requirements of Title II of the ADA  Provide an opportunity to interested persons, including individuals with disabilities or organizations representing individuals with disabilities, to participate in the selfevaluation process by submitting comments  Maintain, file and make available for public inspection a list of interested persons consulted, a description of areas examined and any problems identified, and a description of any modifications made
It is recommended that the City periodically evaluate such policies, procedures and practices pertaining to communication, auxiliary aides and services, emergency response, publications, determination for undue burden, public activities, employment, and new construction of facilities, in addition to physical accessibility to City facilities.

It is also recommended that for program barrier mitigation, a detailed outline of administrative requirements and detailed requirements of needed policies be included. The policy outline would serve as a guideline upon which the City's future policies may be built.

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C. ACCESS COMPLIANCE ASSESSMENTS OF FACILITIES
The transition plan is used to document the access barriers to the City’s programs, services and activities. The documented access barriers identify existing building conditions that deviate from current State and Federal standards for new construction. For each barrier, this Transition Plan outlines the code deviations and requirements from the Americans with Disabilities Act Accessibility Guidelines (ADAAG) and the Accessibility Standards in the California Building Standards Code (CBC) for the following facilities included in this phase of the plan:

NO. BUILDING NAME ADDRESS
101 Senior Center 280 Dickman Ave
102 Corporation Yard 21- 27 Ryan Ranch
103 Building Maintenance POM Shop Presidio of Monterey
104 Cannery Row Fishing Shack Cannery Row
105 Cemetery Office Fremont and Camino Aguajito
108 City Hall Complex 580 Pacific St.
109 Conference Center 1 Portola Plaza
110 Construction Management 353 Camino El Estero
111 Doc's Lab 800 Cannery Row
112 Employee Lounge Madison & Dutra
113 Police and Fire Annex 610 Pacific Street
114 Fire Station No. 1 Pacific & Madison
115 Fire Station No. 2 558/582 Hawthorne St.
116 Fire Station No. 3 401 Dela Vina
117 Gordon House 424 Madison St.
118 Harbor Master Building Del Monte & Figuero
119 Harbor Patrol/PD 417 Figueroa St.
120 Housing and Property Management 669 Van Buren St.
123 Ketcham House 512 Pierce St.
124 Library 625 Pacific St.
125 Maritime Museum Community Room and Public Restrooms 5 Custom House Plaza 128 Lower Presidio Museum Presidio of Monterey
129 Osio Rodriquez Adobe 380 Alvarado St.
134 Vasquez Adobe Building 546 Dutra St
136 Monterey Sports Center 301 E. Franklin St.
137 Wharf I Oliver St.
138 Wharf II Wharf II
139 City Offices 735 Pacific St.
140 Monterey Youth Center 777 Pearl St.
141 Visitor Center 401 Camino El Estero
143 Cannery Row Parking Garage Office 601 Wave St.
144 Casanova/Oak Knoll Center 735 Ramona St.
145 Hilltop Center 871 Jessie Street
147 Traffic Engineering 424 Madison St.

NO. PARK NAME ADDRESS
1001 Archer Park 542 Archer St.

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1005 Cypress Park Monterey, CA 93940
1006 Deer Flats Park Deer Forest Road
1007 Don Dahvee Park Fremont Street & Iris Canyon Road
1008 El Estero Park Complex 777 Pearl Street
1010 Peter J. Ferrante Park Encina and Palo Verde Avenues 1011 Fisherman Flats Park Via Isola and San Vito Circle 1012 Hilltop Park 871 Jessie Street
1012 Hoffman Park 542 Archer St.
1014 Jacks Ball Park Franklin & Figueroa Streets
1016 Laguna Grande Regional Park Del Monte and Virgin Avenue 1017 Laguna Grande Court Park Kolb Avenue
1019 Larkin Park Monroe & Clay Street
1021 Montecito Park Montecito and Dela Vina Avenues
1022 Monterey Bay Park Del Monte Avenue
1023 Oak Newton Park Oak and Newton Streets
1024 Quarry Park Via Gayuba & Via Del Pinar
1027 Ryan Ranch Park Ryan Ranch & Park Roads
1028 San Carlos Beach Park Cannery Row at Reeside Avenue 1029 Scholze Park Lighthouse Ave and Dickman Ave
1030 Fisherman's Shoreline Park Between Fisherman's Wharf & Coast Guard Pier 1031 Soldier Field Kit Carson Rd. and Stillwell Ave.
1032 Spray Avenue Tot Lot Spray Avenue
1033 Veterans Memorial Park Skyline Drive at Veterans Drive 1034 Via Pariaso Park Via Pariaso & Herrmann Dr.
1035 Whispering Pine Park Pacific & Alameda Streets

NO. PARKING LOT NAME ADDRESS
1 Waterfront West East of Wharf 1/Marina
2 Waterfront East Wharf 2/Marina
3 Lot #3 Rear-City Hall
4 Lot #4 Franklin/Van Buren
5 Lot B Calle Principal/Pearl
6 Entrance Wharf I Oliver Street/Wharf 1
7 Lot #7 Calle Principal Parking Garage 438 Calle Principal 8 Lot #8 Franklin/Pierce
10 Lot #10 Calle P./Franklin/Jefferson
11 Lot #11 Calle Principal/Pearl
12 Lot C Pacific Street
13 Lot #CR7 Foam/Irving
14 Lot #14 Bonifacio/Adams
17 Breakwater Lot Coast Guard Pier
18 Lot #18 Van Buren/Jefferson
21 Lot #21 Foam/Cannery Row
23 Depot Lot (East) Figueroa & Del Monte
24 Lot #24 Cannery Row/Foam
27 Depot Lot (West) Figueroa & Del Monte

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In the rights-of-way, where the City has either sole or shared responsibility/authority over streets, roads and walkways, the ADA Transition Plan references the Public Works/Engineering schedule for providing curb ramps or mitigating barriers in pedestrian sidewalks, giving priority to pedestrian routes serving public entities, including State and local government offices and facilities, transportation, places of public accommodation, and employers, followed by walkways serving other areas. Based on these prioritization criteria and in conjunction with City staff, 366 intersections along major streets serving City programs, services and activities was selected for inclusion in this plan.

The survey of City facilities fulfills the first requirement for the Transition Plan, by identifying physical obstacles limiting the accessibility of the City’s programs and activities to individuals with disabilities. Field assessments of pedestrian features within the public rights-of-way were conducted in accordance with current accessibility regulations per Title II of the ADA and Title 24 of the California Code of Regulations; furthermore recommendations in the rights-of-way were also developed based on the Access Board’s revised draft guidelines for Accessible Public Rights-of-Way.
29 Cannery Row Parking Garage 601 Wave St.
30 East Parking Garage 340 Tyler St.
31 West Parking Garage 340 Tyler St.

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Report Production
The following information contains the minimum data included in the Transition PlanAssessment Reports:
 Item number of barrier and/or room numbers, corresponding to schematic site and floor plans
 Area/location of the barrier; for example room name or number  Description of the barrier (as-built situation)
 As-is measurement/dimension
 Method of mitigation (e.g. physical alteration, purchase, program modification, equivalent facilitation, etc.)
 Detailed description of proposed solution and, if applicable, an alternative or interim solution
 Code citations, specifying the applicable sections in the State accessibility regulations, and in the federal standards
 Severity of individual barriers (three levels: 1=severe, 2=moderate, 3=mild)  Unit and estimated unit price
 Total estimated cost for barrier removal
 Special site conditions (if applicable)

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D. PRIORITIZATION CRITERIA FOR BARRIER MITIGATION
The relative importance of each barrier, according to its impact upon the disabled population was taken into account when developing the prioritization criteria for barrier mitigation.

Overall Prioritization Criteria according to programmatic functions:
 Importance of the program function
 Frequency of Use
 Program location and relation to other programmatic functions Since persons with disabilities utilize certain facilities with greater frequency than other facilities, the impact of barriers identified at those facilities was deemed to be greater. Upon compilation of the survey results, prioritization criteria was determined for barriers identified in the survey and additional information was obtained to determine a final level of prioritization.

Prioritization Criteria for Facilities according to barrier location:

Priority 1. Basic public access and hazardous conditions Priority 2. Access to program function areas
Priority 3. Access to public common areas that support program function areas. (such as restrooms, drinking fountains, public telephones, etc.). Provision of visual/audible signal devices connected to the existing fire alarm system Priority 4. Barriers not included in priorities 1, 2 and 3 Priority 5. Compliant with the ADAAG. However, does not meet California State Accessibility Standards and to be addressed when the California Building Standards Code is triggered on account of an alteration project The prioritization of barrier-mitigation within the City buildings and parks followed a 2-step process:

1. Priorities 1 through 5 were assigned to each record or barrier identified (as described above)

2. Priority numbers were assigned to each of the City parks, parking lots and buildings surveyed.

On March 22, 2013 the City provided an opportunity for persons with disabilities and organizations representing persons with disabilities to provide input on the above-mentioned prioritization criteria. The identified barriers were prioritized and sorted for inclusion into annual barrier-removal projects based on the City’s available budget streams for these projects.

Identified in the appendix of the Transition Plan are proposed facilities barrier-mitigation sorted and assigned by the following City programs/plans:
o Capital Improvements Program
o Neighborhood Improvements Program
o Facilities Maintenance Program
Based on the above prioritization criteria and the facilities master priority for each City facility, sidewalks within sections of mid-blocks and curb ramps at street intersections serving or connecting to City facilities are given a higher priority order.

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In the public rights-of-way (PROW), where the City has sole responsibility/authority over streets, roads and walkways, the ADA Transition Plan references the City’s Pavement Management Plan and Street Resurfacing Program schedule for providing curb ramps or mitigating barriers in pedestrian sidewalks. Curb ramp upgrades or mitigating barriers will be included as part of the scope of major rehabilitation roadway projects involving pavement overlay projects.

In addition, the Transition Plan schedule prioritizes barrier-mitigation within pedestrian routes that serve public entities, including State and local government offices and facilities, transportation, places of public accommodation, and employers, followed by walkways serving other areas.

Prioritization Criteria for PROW according to barrier location:

Priority 1. Pedestrian routes wherein request(s) for barrier removal by any person with mobility and/or vision disabilities seeking full and equal access Priority 2. Pedestrian routes serving State and local government offices and facilities Priority 3. Pedestrian routes serving important transportation corridors, including pathways leadings to schools.

Priority 4. Pedestrian routes serving commercial/business zones and other Title III entities Priority 5. Pedestrian routes serving residential neighborhoods and undeveloped regions.

For barriers within the public rights-of-way, a 3-pronged approach to implementation is recommended:

1. PWD/Streets Division would be able to prepare a mitigation schedule for pedestrian access routes from the nearest fixed route bus stop(s) serving City offices/facilities to the site-entrance points of those facilities. If a technical infeasibility is determined, PWD/Streets Division to coordinate with the Fixed Route Service provider on relocating bus stops along accessible route serving said City offices/facilities.

2. Public Works/Engineering would identify street sections being resurfaced over the next few years and identify curb ramps that not compliant with current ADA standards. These identified curb ramps will be scheduled for upgrade to applicable standards when part of a major roadway rehabilitation project involving pavement overlays.

3. PWD/Streets Division to adopt a formal procedure/policy of reviewing citizen-requests for barrier-removal within pedestrian access routes and providing the necessary services determined through the review in coordination with the City’s ADA Coordinator.

It is recommended that the City adopt a formal policy and procedure for the PWD/Engineering Division and Street & Drainage Maintenance Division to coordinate when responding to curb ramp upgrades or other sidewalk barrier-removal requests from City residents.

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