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Summary ADA Title II Public Right-of-Way Transition Plan - Adopted by Council

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Summary of the recently adopted ADA Title II Public Right-of-Way Transition Plan Update. This plan was adopted by Portland City Council as Resolution 37544 on July 21, 2021. This webpage displays links to summary in multiple languages.

Summary of the PBOT ADA Title II Public Right-of-Way Transition Plan Update - Adopted by Council - Resolution 37544

ADA Title II Public Right of Way Transition Plan Summary_English 111.87 KB
ADA Title II Public Right of Way Transition Plan Summary_Arabic 190.34 KB
ADA Title II Public Right of Way Transition Plan Summary_Chinese Simplified 314.15 KB
ADA Title II Public Right of Way Transition Plan Summary_Chuukese 111.19 KB
ADA Title II Public Right of Way Transition Plan Summary_Japanese 246.85 KB
ADA Title II Public Right of Way Transition Plan Summary_Laotian 145.8 KB
ADA Title II Public Right of Way Transition Plan Summary_Nepali 164.02 KB
ADA Title II Public Right of Way Transition Plan Summary_Romanian 157.12 KB
ADA Title II Public Right of Way Transition Plan Summary_Russian 160.2 KB
ADA Title II Public Right of Way Transition Plan Summary_Somali 113.47 KB
ADA Title II Public Right of Way Transition Plan Summary_Spanish 138.34 KB
ADA Title II Public Right of Way Transition Plan Summary_Ukranian 156.83 KB
ADA Title II Public Right of Way Transition Plan Summary_Vietnamese 156.38 KB

Contact

Lisa Strader

ADA Coordinator, PBOT
ADATransitionPlan@portlandoregon.gov

Related

Help Shape our new ADA Title II Transition Plan
ADA Title II Transition Plan Draft Survey
ADA Title II Transition Plan Overview Video

Topics

Access and ADA accommodations
Transportation and roads
City planning
Community education and outreach

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