ADA Transition Project2016

Purpose• Collect inventory of non-compliant ADA ramps and sidewalks• Bring non-compliant ramps to be compliant ADA ramps• Conduct ADA Transition Plan

Materials

• Smart Tool• Measuring Tape• iPad

Materials: Smart Tool

• Slope in Percentage %• Calibrating

– Instructions: • SmartTool Calibration• Video: Calibration Demo

Process

• ODOT Form– Extra information we do

not need– Only use a few standards

ODOT ADA InspectionForm

Process (Continue)What component of the ramp was measured

• Running Slope (1,2,3)• Cross Slope (1,2,3)• Landing Width (X,Y)• Clear Width• Counter Slope• Differential Slope • Wing (Left, Right)

Process (Continue)

• iPad– Modified ODOT form– GIS location tracking

Process (Continue)

• Google Maps– To locate and verify

ramps before making trip

– Street view– Aerial view

Process (Continue)• GIS Field Data Map

– Blue icon= Ramps not completed

– Red icon= Ramps completed

– Blue circle icon =Comment

Process (Continue)

• GIS Field Data Map– Plot existing ramps– Simplify trips– Inventory of all the

ramps in the county– Know how many ramps

are completed

Process (Continue)

iPad Demonstration

GIS Maps

GIS Maps (Continue)

Development Plan

• Requirements for Plan1. List of barriers (GIS Map)2. Outline of methods to remove barriers3. Schedule for removal4. Name of official responsible for plan

Development Plan

• Comparing cities plan– City of Portland– City of Eugene (Best)

• Time line• Complete new GIS map (End of August)• Complete written Transition Plan (October 31, 2016)

Benefits

• Obtain the county’s ramp inventory• Develop ADA Transition Plan• Begin constructing new ramps

How to improve

• Google and GIS Field Data Map- sync

• Prevent Application Crash

• 2 workers