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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes Committee For Persons With Disabilities - 05/02/2012Committee For Persons With Disabilities Summary of Minutes for May 02, 2012 1. CALL TO ORDER Vice Chairperson Darren Bates called the meeting to order at 3:00 p.m. A. ROLL CALL Committee Members Present: Darren bates Thomas Dreyer Irene Martinez Committee Members Absent: Carlos Vargas (Excused) Staff Members Present: Wanese Butler(HumanRelations) Elizabeth Hundley (Legal) Staff Members Absent: Marc Denson (Police: Parking Control) Sabrina Ramirez Bertha Romero Harvey Salinas Alana Manrow (Excused) Donnie Contreras Christina Aparicio (Human Relations ) Jamie Pyle (Engineering) Josh Wentworth (Parks & Recreation) Mark Van Vleck (Development Services) B. REQUESTS FOR EXCUSED ABSENCES MOTION Alana Manrow 05102112 Motion- Harvey Salinas Second — Irene Martinez Passed Carlos Vargas 05102112 Motion- Irene Martinez Second — Bertha Romero Passed Irene Martinez 04104112 Motion- Harvey Salinas Second — Donnie Contreras Passed 2. APPROVAL OF REGULAR MEETING MINUTES OF 04/04/12 MOTION Amendment of the 04/04/12 minutes. Irene Martinez was Absent therfore was unable to make a motion to excuse Alana Manrow and Darren Bates for 04/04/12. Motion was made by Bertha Romero(confirmed b Bertha 05/18/12 4:29 p.m.). Motion to amend 04 /04 /12minutes made by Donnie Contreras and Second by Bertha Romero 3. PUBLIC COMMENTS (LIMITED TO 3 MINUTES) None 4. PRESENTATIONS A. Support of House Bill 1621, Representative of Transportation, Disadvantaged individuals — Able Alonzo. (A copy of the mentioned handout is attached at the back of the minutes) B. New ADA Standards — Russ Arney, Development Services Plan Examiner Coordinator. (A copy of the power point handout is attached at the back of the minutes) C. CCPD Chief of Police— Floyd Simpson Presentation has been tabled by Vice Chair Darren Bates for the 06/06/12 meeting Page 1 of 9 D. Safe Passing — Alfredo Ramirez, Be Kind to Cyclist Organization (A copy of the handout is attached at the back of the minutes) E. Vamonos! Update — Carl Weckenmann, Corpus Christi Regional Transportation Authority (RTA) (A copy of the power point handout is attached at the back of the minutes) 5. STAFF REPORTS /COMMENTS A. Human Relations Department 1. Department Monthly Performance Report Review Wanese Butler reported on behalf of Sylvia Wilson the April 2012 Monthly Performance Report. (A copy of the report is attached at the back of the minutes) B. Development Services Department — Department activity update No Report. C. Engineering Services Department — Mc Ardle Rd. Update Jamie Pyle gave updates on what has been done as far as putting pedestrian signs and rumple strips. The Mc Ardle Rd. is number seven (7) on the street matrix list as one of the top seven next projects to be reconstructed. The construction will include sidewalks, curb cutes, and gutters to make Mc Ardle a better and safer road. D. Parks and Recreation Department Joshua Wentworth reported on behalf of Stacie Talbert, from Park and Recreation that "Kids Place" is finished and is now accessible for people with accessibility issues. E. Corpus Christi Police Department Parking Control — Update on Drafted letter to be sent to legislative rep. No Report. 6. SUBCOMMITTEE REPORTS A. Engineering Subcommittee — Update on drafted letter regarding Mc Ardle rd. Subcommittee met to review components of letter to re- prioritize construction project of Mc Ardle from 7 to top 3. Ms. Wilson is drafting the letter on behalf of Subcommittee. 7. CHAIRPERSONS REPORT A. Would like everyone to attend the 06/06/12 CFPWD meeting A request for everyone to attend the 06/06/12 CFPWD meeting to meet and greet Corpus Christi Police Department Police Chief Floyd Simpson. 8. IDENTIFY ITEMS TO BE PLACED ON NEXT AGENDA Presentation • CCPD Chief of Police — Floyd Simpson (Introduction) • Employment Alliance — Cindy Del Torro, Darren Bates. 9. ADJOURNMENT MOTION Motion- Bertha Romero Second — Donnie Contreras Passed The meeting adjourned at 4:40p.m. Page 2 of 9 Attachments PRESENTATIONS A. Support of House Bill 1621, Representative of Transportation, Disadvantaged individuals - Abel Alonzo .- 3--16 transportation authority, or a, county mass transit authority on the 3 - 11 effective date •sf thin net "am b"I's ...ppoanteed to tbm authorlty 3 -12 if the person has the qualificatl ons required tinder section 3 -13 451 5o2, 451.5621 4'72.562, 452,574, Ox'. 437.052, Tranapostation 3 -14 Code, as amanded by this Act. 3 -15 SECTION 12. 'This. Act takes affect itxsaedlately it it re -ivee 3: -16 a ,rota of two- thirds of all the meabera e1.ac =.ad to asoh bonne, as 3 -17 p-ided by seetlon 34, Ar*_icle III, 'FIX Canstitm :tion. If this 3 -18 Act does mat, racmive the vote necessary 'for laaaedi. effdet, this 3 -19 At take..1fect S.ptamsoer 1,. 2001. President of the Senate Speaker of the House I oertify the" B.a. no. 1621 was passed by the Souse OM Mr1h 2'.2, 20M by a noel record. vote, chi4.f Clark of the #Ruse 1 ce'.rtify that 15.6. NR. 1,621 era passed by the Senates on May 23, 2401, by the p.ollwLng votes Yeas 30, 94ya b, 1 present, not - roLinq. Secretary of the Senate APPROVER Data .a, GaVeanar Page 3 of 9 A� RtT L . - ?.: ea latiag to ", s.L_ssbt_lo,, pi'. the teamsgprt %'t£a¢ dlaadvmvtagad -3 Yn. ease [ranapnrtxtlon, WOOS. Boot P1' a. Vr'LR,I4R ... 1_4 -5 OF T'& oda, €x 7CAe: S IT E 1 S . t MI r• 5 1 -0 U . OF ra t i e. 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This A t do aa not prohi>:•if x pssaon, ad:o is .. m rb- F :utwttan ygl -ixao 3 -4 -ef s matropclit.. sapid tracasit authority. m regipnal. .- 3--16 transportation authority, or a, county mass transit authority on the 3 - 11 effective date •sf thin net "am b"I's ...ppoanteed to tbm authorlty 3 -12 if the person has the qualificatl ons required tinder section 3 -13 451 5o2, 451.5621 4'72.562, 452,574, Ox'. 437.052, Tranapostation 3 -14 Code, as amanded by this Act. 3 -15 SECTION 12. 'This. Act takes affect itxsaedlately it it re -ivee 3: -16 a ,rota of two- thirds of all the meabera e1.ac =.ad to asoh bonne, as 3 -17 p-ided by seetlon 34, Ar*_icle III, 'FIX Canstitm :tion. If this 3 -18 Act does mat, racmive the vote necessary 'for laaaedi. effdet, this 3 -19 At take..1fect S.ptamsoer 1,. 2001. President of the Senate Speaker of the House I oertify the" B.a. no. 1621 was passed by the Souse OM Mr1h 2'.2, 20M by a noel record. vote, chi4.f Clark of the #Ruse 1 ce'.rtify that 15.6. NR. 1,621 era passed by the Senates on May 23, 2401, by the p.ollwLng votes Yeas 30, 94ya b, 1 present, not - roLinq. Secretary of the Senate APPROVER Data .a, GaVeanar Page 3 of 9 4. PRESENTATIONS B. New ADA Standards - Russ Arney, Development Service Plan Examiner Coordinator. Standards for Accessible Design Presented By: Russ Arney 1994 TAS Pt 'pose atthO'ty andl application General Mi. nsttct -calld def nfons Access bie Bell, e nts and spaces: scope and Technical Regtil heats Rectal 'ants and Carat :' as Medical Ca'e Facilities Bt s ness and Me'ca stile b'a ec Accessible Tans e nt Lodging T'anspo .ti - Facilities Proposed 2012 TAS Appl'cati n anti Ad n if st ati an Scop ng Regt tem @nts Bolding Blocks Accessible ROt to Ge ne'al sites and BiLlilding Be r Built n ehe n e nts Rec'eato Hal Fac • Equivalent facilitation now requires a variance • Many of the new terms defined are the same in 2010 Stands for Accessible Design. New terms defined by TDLR include:'. Disproponionality Professional Office of ah blazinwm EAent Feasible care l .odle, Path of Travel Shopping center or mall Primary Function Struct —I nnpracticabilit4 The Basics: • Mostly the same as the 2010 Standards for Accessible Design • New format and numbering system • Some facilities and elements are covet Cal fall the first: time undei the Proposed 2012 TAS • More codes are adopted by reference in Pi oposed 2012 TAS • Definitions have been added Scloping Reguirernents; Travel behind parked vehicles and in traffic lanes • 1994 TAS 4.3.2(5) required that accessible routes be located so that users are not required to wheel or walk behind pat ked vehicles or in traffic lanes Proposed 2012 TAS and 2010 SAD scoping for accessible routes (206) does not have this requirement. Page 4 of 9 Wasli ng Hach nes and clothes d yens Deposto'es '-ding ng satin nes change machines, al boxes andf I Ispenser's Windows Golffacltes Aldicial f It s bliniat a g hffeciltes nts Dete t facilities PI y Reside ntal facilities a and n steam oOs raft e Amts :nest Iles o gl , eels, W.d ng Rec'eato nal B Oatn g facilities pools and spas Exercise Machines and egtpnent shooting facilities and filing Fishing pi— and platforms postal' Scloping Reguirernents; Travel behind parked vehicles and in traffic lanes • 1994 TAS 4.3.2(5) required that accessible routes be located so that users are not required to wheel or walk behind pat ked vehicles or in traffic lanes Proposed 2012 TAS and 2010 SAD scoping for accessible routes (206) does not have this requirement. Page 4 of 9 4. PRESENTATIONS B. New ADA Standards — Russ Arney, Development Service Plan Examiner Coordinator. The Building Blocks: • Clear Flow or Ground Space • 1994 TAS 4.2.4.1 required clear flow at ground space . wheelchairs to be centered on the element It selves (u to Texas) • There does not appear to be a requirement under at TAS 2012 of 2010 SAD for clear flow at ground space wheelchairs to be centered on the element It . set ves. Accessible Routes: • Curb Ramps 1994 TAS 4.3.7 prohibited cross slope along accessible i outes fi om us exceeding 1:50 but did not specifically iequue a landing at the tops . Of curb ramps Proposed 2012 TAS and 2010 SAD (406.4)1 1equua landings to be Ed Ixovided at the tops of curb ramps. Adosoiy 405.7 explains that landings must be level. Curb Rarnp Service 1994 TAS 4.7.4 has specific requirements for tetui al and visual contrasts at all curb ramps Proposed 2012 TAS and 2010 SAD does not have any surface requirementsfor curb ramps NOTE: curb ramps located un the Public Right of Way are still coveed under separate requirements located in Architectural Barrios Rule 68.102. Water Closets and Toilet Compartments (604) 1994 TAS shows wate closets shall be exactly 12 inches from adjacent wall. Proposed 2012 TAS requirement is a range of between 16 to inches fiom the adjacent wall. An exception is made foi an alternative style "crutch stall ". The "crutch stall" call range from 19 inches from the adjace�t wall. 12 the back wall to the fiont of the roll.. • Proposed 2012 TAS and 2012 SAD center line of dispenses are to 17 to be 7 to 9 inches fi om the leading edge of the water closet _.. ,..,, • Lavatories and sinks (606) 1994 TAS required break room sinks to comply with 4.24 including knee clearance. Proposed 2012 TAS and 2010 SAD exception 1 undo 606,2 allows for a parallel approach to be peniitted to a kitchen sink in a'Space whee a cook top or conventional range is not pi ovided and to wet bars. www.acess-boa aba -COMDarison/index. h Page 5 of 9 Plumbing Elements and Facilities: Water Closets and Toilet Compartments (604) the W • 1994 TAS required tissue dispenses to be 3G inches marnnunf from • Lavatories and sinks (606) 1994 TAS required break room sinks to comply with 4.24 including knee clearance. Proposed 2012 TAS and 2010 SAD exception 1 undo 606,2 allows for a parallel approach to be peniitted to a kitchen sink in a'Space whee a cook top or conventional range is not pi ovided and to wet bars. www.acess-boa aba -COMDarison/index. h Page 5 of 9 4. PRESENTATIONS D. Safe Passing — Alfredo Ramirez, Be Kind to Cyclist Organization ORDINANCE MOTECTION Of VULNERABLE ROAD USFM I. Fm pwpposes of`€lls Secuary the teem Volncrabfe hood User shall menu (C) ape with a disablity 2. An operawrofa rantor veltide passing a Vulnerable " User "I pass to the LA ofthe WiteraiNe Road User at a S&R, distance. I An operator of inatot volieft passing a Vuhtmble Reed User may not arove back to the right sack ofthe roadway unit safely clear afthe pasoM VuleembIt RoW Uls:r, 4. An o"Ear ofa inutor vehicle that itassks a vulnerable Road User at a distance of3 Art is presumed I. bare passed at a safe distance. 5. AnopemtoraFatmck(mderuAbythc Texas TrmqmuionCof�)"passesa WaerabE. RuadU—id, . dist-ce of 6 fo is pr....dloh p-wd at as& distance. 6. A bicydisi shalt use A bicycle tier wheen, available and firt ofolysim"D or debris that pments the person Eom saWy ntlia$ within the bleyde laae. M subacction does out apply to cky-pemiated ostianized everift- 7. A pedestrian sudl use w 4—t aidawalk wirm, mailable and aeoessibts, ro Ox p.dtatariaa. Tits subsection does not apply to ft-pertnitted otgAmued err -tea. 8. A person with a disability sba use art Aittenrif sideavalkwbeti aaadalycerad arc,nlblto to the person whit a disability. This subseclion domIrot apply to cityperanued onianimal events, 9. AvtGMan under this Section isaCimCni6d=mor Triathlon yme qyn:�, This proposed OMManct wil go before City Council as a buiefing on Tuesday, May 8th, City Council rneetings begin at noon at City I [Ali and siml- this is abriering only (giving the Council urctillam ahead's up that it will be on their next agenda) this briefing will be towards the lard offfic agenda- Ibe thr[ng on this briefing canting Wore Council isand guess at this olm, but probably sornahrre batwc=100- 3100por, - Ilv Council meaturg for the actual passage of the ordinance with be on Tuesday, May 15"' and Council will beginat noon- ffir is possible to be present at the Council meetings to show your support, that y%yiuld be greal. You don't need to speak to Council —gust show yvur support. I f you have a relationship with a Counci owniber please contact ffierto and express your support. Mayor.tre Adanas - e2s-ai oo David Loeb - 857-9991-i OOLndloc fixonn UL va Muk Scott - 485-2oout acintoulte-com Nelda Martinez - 826-3105 - n nolaa agnkligm a e:z corn iIg Kelly Allen - 826.3105- tea"awootiegyarao m n . John Mare-z- Chris Adler-884-7781 ! g enre Larry F-,'Hzktndo-&26-:3l05ia �.-fth , !I V6 .11h Nun"Rrid NoWntay, July 2r, N11 Z; 8m Stan to i,, 1,,ja U, w l n M . S,, w ilt k i W G pwj� lik-HI buamg 11. bike l .. Up Rinse Rvad- Rus will he kid S." W., 0.6 1's,k t. —, am surcry.fC. Y—h Pucivmw Al 6 1. A il b fD 31, 2012 Dtalu I on mister S.U., 3 rain Ittka and lK kwn Cast 554 per potieijant w ill July 25 $65 m Jaly 27's at ffAM fkkuy ANal..IX NO R— D RqWMI.. als—d 0.1i.a4mmmi we &091 Sueft. July 2s`, 2012; 7 S., to 1, held m CV, l s, ,1I ta op., MI.. Wang the b .axe -1 Col. P.?.- ft&c win. he atuag rk to. Ixnm o Ck— Low, R. wN k Wittly ivada Clt peek. Agra: Dinan. gQH7 hides q•il., If, Uk Rik—d 5K R.a Cooz 574 pe,, .,6[hJX Zs S85 ­JUjy27"o, pidp Ah.l.kly Wr R— Dcy R4,—ms t6-1 Ornfi rcgi: —dos wil I o pen —[ P-tki Mkitpu P. . jo, N-1h.MW Sprom and Sp—, packet pokup -0l, be kid at tAyk— ujq le,­ UNrisfi,TX7$412 Ai16.. R ee Dirtel— I &nil A,r ru,dy' a—i—, io �.—y ggow- Fluri.g. nee—n, aFptinriap. by ft.4. Tj.U% Fu, N,h,,.n JllkS.ppmr text N.gjl[a.duh-uff.fWyAte.Iu—I. Page 6 of 9 4. PRESENTATIONS E. Vamonos! Update - Carl Weckenmann, Corpus Christi Regional Transportation Authority (RTA) YOUR INPUT Who' we should focus on What'transit should provide to community Specific issues that need to be addressed LONG RANGE PLAN Why we need it Why will it be important What YOUR role is CORPUS CHRISTI REGIONAL TRANSPORTATION AUTI 10RIT'Y Service Standards Service Standards govern... • Where service is provided • When service is provided • What type of service is provided • What customers should expect of service • What amenities are provided and where Ensure equality /consistency in service provision Decision - making is fact -based RTA Service Page 7 of 9 f 4. PRESENTATIONS E. Vamonos! Update - Carl Weckenmann, Corpus Christi Regional Transportation Authority (RTA) General Services Sp eed Acces High Low Demand Route Metrics Benefits Costs r Operating Revenue Costs Hours �at�3�,� Revenue Route Performance Indicator Outlying Service Connector i Important Changes Minimum service level requirement Establishes systems approach & service hierarchy Maximum acceptable load reduced On -time performance: adds requirements & shift to customer -based metric Adds new performance metrics Standardizes additional processes Establishes trial period for new services Page 8 of 9 A. Human Relations Department 1. Department Monthly Performance Report Review 7TUMA•N raLA1 A�'nONS a4il p; bSEft Vw'it11 flgCfdl of °Fostcrirg Diverse and Equilahle F.nv ronarenn With RESIKet and PrOfeASlanadl$an ", Ilse Hunutu Relations G partmenr Will eortdncl and enforce a positive program ofnan•di5erinlination in Em plr7yincat, Fair HouNi.ig, Public Accortamadation,. and Compliance w ith the Amcnoturs with Disabilitics Act (ADA) within the City afCorpus Christi- We will also snake reports and TtCammerrdations to die City Coudal and other;, toward the Wternaeat of &Pvup and intCf -group 1Y18%EarM51FEp9. within The community, - MAJOR PROGRAMS AND SERVICES: . A. h"an biaaTlm lalatiea Program 1. intake, investigative, and MediadanlResolutian Servio .s 2. C€tmnsunily [Outreach, Edusa.tiaA and Aw'arcuess 3. Technical and Administrative Services R. ADA Compliance 1.. Address and monitar ADA complianet, prod related issues, through acconamodativn requests and c tisen eampiamts; Cocartlu dly Eduestian and Awareness, and Techruca.VAdmirristrativc Assiatencc. 2. C:oardinatinn of irnplenrentatiou, moncloeinp, and update of the Citywide ADA Trartsition Plan PF.RFLIRMANCF MEASURE GRSECTIVBS Actual Actual Adapted da.n Feb Mar April Acg�fac2311 ' cn ®a.enn� cm�trr�rorf�V 2409 - 2010 2010.2011 2011 - 2012 2077 2012 2012 2012 T4 YI0'k rN A. SERVICE LEVEL OBJECTIVE- Prov[dc InwAtrgat[ve Scrvrce to Include intake, inwsngation, mediation, cnTlciliation, monitoring, and charge resolution in Em 1. ent including ADA Fair Housing- and Public Aceonwnodation. EOC C vntrncl Yr 1O • t 011 to 9 cl.mr. Goat = dDO Closures; Total and % 100' of' Cioa1- 1 11}3% 104 as of10P2fl11 i1 - 9 9 4 10 45 45 f. T otal t ' e Oval is 110 i c-i ed to EEOQ - Total and %of Gaol - 1*2011 to 911H2 11...1005.) 93 110 15 2 3 4 3 27 253'••0 aumousing Contract YfV2011 to 02612 C pmpgtat Resolutions Goal of 40 45 42 40 11 0 3 7 3 24 60 04sur� : Ctr6'etieA3S •., - ... ... •:;;: =:: ; '.EEOC Chafgc Write -lops ((Perfected Charges) complctcd. a, sent 111 AFp m $ da s or less as % 90% 90 5. 90% 4 1 2f3 . 5k %. 114(25%) :. 113 10 31% £ " iargrs 'vie wt .1 aya as 1, of cltrsures YTD - 10f2091 1.o W2012 55% 75% 75% 9 7 519 i6% 4!4 l00% 7110 .. 71,11% 32 71% HUD Fw Housing Complaints clamd - -. . Within 100 day as %oftmtal 7035 70% 7 0 2R3 57 %. W86% 3C3 1100% 18 75% B. SERVICE LEVEL € RffXT'IVE. 1?mvide 'Con nrntraity €lutrc .. Education and Awarenesss ' . . s. ,..- - -. -. -. . -. . - -.. ..- , .. .... .• .... .• ... .. ... ... ......... . . '. umber of training. se3nons casnmuraity mee0ngs,. en informational events - 9fil to 7131 <49 43 40 40 15 1 2 1 5 1 10 13 45 94% C. SERVICE LEVEL OH]E(7rlV5: Provide ADA Accessibili Accocunodatit s and Tectutrcal Assistance Request resolution GWflPCB: 4tput. .:. - . ... ADA Ciii cne Complaints (Act—ibilAyl 115 100 100 42 5 1 1 0 s0 50% ublic AccommMatron la uiriesfRe nests 75 55 55 4®. 13 32 4 6 SS MY cuOW& TfasWRcc cic Picklu� s 0 20 2€3 5g 9 4 t 2 75 375% DA Technical Assistance 4$ Ism 40 40 57 9 F 13 14 104 240% RcvscWSfSitc Visits 10 9 0 1 1 27 - l4'.O7•'IRmim.11IS APRIL: Fair tlfnusing (Month Promotion Page 9 of 9