Transportation ADA Transition Plan for Public Rights-of-Way - Draft (2025 Update) - Transition Plan

Sep 11, 2026

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Transportation ADA Transition Plan for Public Rights-of-Way provides an update to support public accessibility obligations for Clark County’s transportation facilities. The plan explains legal and regulatory requirements for ADA transition plans, defines the plan’s audience, purpose, scope, and out-of-scope topics, and details coordination responsibilities for implementation. It includes self-evaluation and inventory methodology, highlights key inventory findings and planning-level cost estimates, and presents an implementation approach with public participation and grievance processes.

LanguageEnglish

CategoryPresentations

FormatPDF

Pages71

Reading Time25 min

AccessFree to download

Executive Summary

Key Inventory Findings Summary

Planning-Level Cost Estimates

Implementation Approach Summary

Introduction and Purpose

Plan Audience and Use

How to Use This Plan

ADA Legal Framework

Regulatory Requirements for Transition Plans

Transition Plan Required Elements Crosswalk

Relationship to Section 504 and Other Accessibility Requirements

Scope of the Transportation ADA Transition Plan

Transportation Facilities Covered

Geographic and Jurisdictional Scope

Out of Scope Topics

Clark County Public Works ADA Commitment

ADA Coordinator and Of􀏐icial Responsible for Plan Implementation

Public Notice, Effective Communication, and Grievance Procedures

Public Participation Process

Public Participation Methods

2025 Update Outreach Context

Self-Evaluation Background and Methodology

Self-Evaluation and Inventory Background

Disability Community Context

Inventory Methods by Facility Type

Curb Ramps

Sidewalks

Pedestrian Signals and Pushbuttons

Existing Pedestrian Facility Inventory

Curb Ramp Inventory Summary

Sidewalk Condition Inventory Summary

Missing Sidewalk Inventory Summary

Transportation ADA Transition Plan for Public Rights-of-Way Draft (2025 Update) Table of Contents To request auxiliary aids, services or accommodations, please contact Michelle Schuster, ADA Director of General Services, Clark County Facilities, 1300 Franklin Street, PO Box 5000, Vancouver WA 98660................................................................................................................................................................................... 3 Executive Summary ................................................................................................................................................................ 3 Key Inventory Findings Summary ............................................................................................................................... 4 Planning-Level Cost Estimates..................................................................................................................................... 4 Implementation Approach Summary ........................................................................................................................ 6 Introduction and Purpose .................................................................................................................................................... 6 Plan Audience and Use.................................................................................................................................................... 7 How to Use This Plan ....................................................................................................................................................... 7 ADA Legal Framework ........................................................................................................................................................... 7 Regulatory Requirements for Transition Plans ..................................................................................................... 7 Transition Plan Required Elements Crosswalk ..................................................................................................... 8 Relationship to Section 504 and Other Accessibility Requirements .................................................................. 8 Scope of the Transportation ADA Transition Plan ..................................................................................................... 9 Transportation Facilities Covered ............................................................................................................................... 9 Geographic and Jurisdictional Scope ........................................................................................................................ 9 Out of Scope Topics .......................................................................................................................................................... 9 Clark County Public Works ADA Commitment ............................................................................................................ 9 ADA Coordinator and Of􀏐icial Responsible for Plan Implementation .............................................................. 10 Clark County ADA Coordinator (Countywide) .................................................................................................... 10 Public Works Transportation ADA Plan Contact ............................................................................................... 10 Oﬃcial Responsible for Plan Implementation .................................................................................................... 10 Public Notice, Effective Communication, and Grievance Procedures............................................................... 11 Public Participation Process .............................................................................................................................................

FAQs

What is the purpose of the Transportation ADA Transition Plan for Public Rights-of-Way?

The plan sets out how Clark County Public Works will meet ADA transition planning responsibilities for public transportation facilities in rights-of-way, including defining purpose, scope, and required elements for implementation.

Which legal and regulatory requirements does the plan address?

The plan summarizes ADA legal framework requirements for transition plans and includes a crosswalk of required elements, along with how the plan relates to Section 504 and other accessibility requirements.

How does Clark County gather and evaluate information for the plan?

The plan describes self-evaluation and inventory background, including methodology and sources, then presents inventory methods by facility type such as curb ramps, sidewalks, and pedestrian signals/pushbuttons.

Sep 11, 2026

Uploaded by Rhys