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Welcome to the City of Berwyn Accessibility Improvements Engagement Platform. The goal is to improve safety and accessibility for everyone who uses our sidewalks, including people with disabilities, and make our sidewalks and pedestrian facilities fully accessible to all individuals. Our aim is to develop a comprehensive Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) public right-of-way (PROW) transition plan that ensures that the transportation infrastructure, services, and programs within our municipality are fully accessible for all residents. If you or your loved ones use sidewalks in Berwyn, we need your help!
No one knows your community better than you, so we invite you to join us in this important effort.
WE NEED YOUR HELP!
Place a pin - Tell us about your experiences traveling around the city:
Show where you face challenges traveling around the city, CLICK HERE.
Answer a short survey- Instead of placing a pin on the map a short survey is available:
Tell us where you face challenges traveling around the city, CLICK HERE.
Join the steering committee - EMAIL USif you are interested in being more involved.
Attend a meeting - Click on upcoming events on the right side to see upcoming meetings.
This plan will serve as a strategic roadmap for identifying and assessing barriers that currently impede accessibility on roads, sidewalks, crosswalks and other components of the public right-of-way. By integrating community feedback with detailed assessments, we will pinpoint specific challenges and develop practical, innovative solutions to enhance accessibility. These solutions will focus on the sidewalk sections that pose the greatest barrier to access in areas that are likely to receive high amounts of pedestrian activity.
A transition plan must:
Identify physical obstacles that limit accessibility
Provide an opportunity for the public to participate in developing the plan
Describe how the facilities will be made accessible
Include a schedule to achieve compliance
List the official responsible for implementing the plan
Throughout the planning process there will be opportunities to provide feedback on the greatest challenges associated with traveling in your community and where you want to go, this will help establish a vision for the future of pedestrian travel around the city. Your input will help shape a more inclusive environment where everyone can participate and engage fully.
The planning process starts with a complete inventory of the existing sidewalks, curb ramps, bus stops, and traffic signals throughout the city. So don’t be surprised if you see us walking around over the next couple of months!
Welcome to the City of Berwyn Accessibility Improvements Engagement Platform. The goal is to improve safety and accessibility for everyone who uses our sidewalks, including people with disabilities, and make our sidewalks and pedestrian facilities fully accessible to all individuals. Our aim is to develop a comprehensive Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) public right-of-way (PROW) transition plan that ensures that the transportation infrastructure, services, and programs within our municipality are fully accessible for all residents. If you or your loved ones use sidewalks in Berwyn, we need your help!
No one knows your community better than you, so we invite you to join us in this important effort.
WE NEED YOUR HELP!
Place a pin - Tell us about your experiences traveling around the city:
Show where you face challenges traveling around the city, CLICK HERE.
Answer a short survey- Instead of placing a pin on the map a short survey is available:
Tell us where you face challenges traveling around the city, CLICK HERE.
Join the steering committee - EMAIL USif you are interested in being more involved.
Attend a meeting - Click on upcoming events on the right side to see upcoming meetings.
This plan will serve as a strategic roadmap for identifying and assessing barriers that currently impede accessibility on roads, sidewalks, crosswalks and other components of the public right-of-way. By integrating community feedback with detailed assessments, we will pinpoint specific challenges and develop practical, innovative solutions to enhance accessibility. These solutions will focus on the sidewalk sections that pose the greatest barrier to access in areas that are likely to receive high amounts of pedestrian activity.
A transition plan must:
Identify physical obstacles that limit accessibility
Provide an opportunity for the public to participate in developing the plan
Describe how the facilities will be made accessible
Include a schedule to achieve compliance
List the official responsible for implementing the plan
Throughout the planning process there will be opportunities to provide feedback on the greatest challenges associated with traveling in your community and where you want to go, this will help establish a vision for the future of pedestrian travel around the city. Your input will help shape a more inclusive environment where everyone can participate and engage fully.
The planning process starts with a complete inventory of the existing sidewalks, curb ramps, bus stops, and traffic signals throughout the city. So don’t be surprised if you see us walking around over the next couple of months!
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Check back often for community events to gather feedback and learn more about the project.
Timeline
Self-Evaluation - Fall 2024
Berwyn Self-Evaluation and Transition Plan to
creating safer walking routes throughout the city is currently at this stage
The self-evaluation of the sidewalks and curb ramps is underway and on-site field work will be completed in October 2024. The self-evaluation phase will be completed in Winter-Spring 2025.
Project kick-off - Fall 2024
this is an upcoming stage for Berwyn Self-Evaluation and Transition Plan to
creating safer walking routes throughout the city
A kick-off meeting will be held in November to jumpstart community engagement and gather feedback from residents on the challenges they face around the community. This will be the first of several opportunities for the public to provide feedback on priorities and help guide the development of the ADA Transition Plan.
Develop Priorities
this is an upcoming stage for Berwyn Self-Evaluation and Transition Plan to
creating safer walking routes throughout the city
Based on community feedback and city priorities, a prioritization map will be developed to guide future improvements. This phase is anticipated to be completed in Winter-Spring 2025.
Final ADA Transition Plan - Summer 2025
this is an upcoming stage for Berwyn Self-Evaluation and Transition Plan to
creating safer walking routes throughout the city
The final ADA Transition Plan will be open for public comment in Spring 2025. All comments will be reviewed and incorporated into the final document prior to final approval.
