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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  \nExecutive Summary ................................................................................................................................................................ 3  \nKey Inventory Findings Summary ............................................................................................................................... 4  \nPlanning-Level Cost Estimates..................................................................................................................................... 4  \nImplementation Approach Summary 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\nTransition Plan Required Elements Crosswalk ..................................................................................................... 8  \nRelationship to Section 504 and Other Accessibility Requirements .................................................................. 8  \nScope of the Transportation ADA Transition Plan ..................................................................................................... 9  \nTransportation Facilities Covered ............................................................................................................................... 9  \nGeographic and Jurisdictional Scope ........................................................................................................................ 9  \nOut of Scope Topics .......................................................................................................................................................... 9  \nClark County Public Works ADA Commitment ............................................................................................................ 9  \nADA Coordinator and Of􀏐icial Responsible for Plan Implementation .............................................................. 10  \nClark County ADA Coordinator (Countywide) .................................................................................................... 10  \nPublic Works Transportation ADA Plan Contact ............................................................................................... 10  \nOfficial Responsible for Plan Implementation .................................................................................................... 10  \nPublic Notice, Effective Communication, and Grievance Procedures............................................................... 11  \nPublic Participation Process 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Public Participation Methods\n## 2025 Update Outreach Context\n# Self-Evaluation Background and Methodology\n## Self-Evaluation and Inventory Background\n## Disability Community Context\n## Inventory Methods by Facility Type\n## Curb Ramps\n## Sidewalks\n## Pedestrian Signals and Pushbuttons\n## Existing Pedestrian Facility Inventory\n## Curb Ramp Inventory Summary\n## Sidewalk Condition Inventory Summary\n## Missing Sidewalk Inventory Summary","[{\"question\":\"What is the purpose of the Transportation ADA Transition Plan for Public Rights-of-Way?\",\"answer\":\"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.\"},{\"question\":\"Which legal and regulatory requirements does the plan address?\",\"answer\":\"The plan summarizes ADA legal framework requirements for transition plans and includes a crosswalk of 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