The revised ADA regulations that took effect in March 2012 incorporate standards for parks and recreation facilities that were not previously available – including standards for fitness, playgrounds,

The city hired a third-party ADA consultant to identify deficiencies and provide a plan for the removal of barriers and improvements needed. The ADA Audit and Transition Plan for the park system and the City’s public facilities was approved by the Mayor and Council in 2016. Some Rockville facilities, programs and parks are accessible and/or offer accessible amenities, including Woodley Gardens Park, Senior Center and Park, Glenview Mansion, Twinbrook Community Recreation Center and Park, Swim and Fitness Center, Dogwood Park, and Mattie J. T. Stepanek Park to name a few.

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1. Why is Rockville Recreation and Parks embarking on this effort?
2. The revised ADA regulations that took effect in March 2012 incorporate standards for parks and recreation facilities that were not previously available – including standards for fitness, playgrounds,
3. What is the anticipated time frame for conducting the work and how much will it cost?
4. How will you determine which improvements to do first?
5. What types of changes will be made for parks, programs and facilities to be considered ADA compliant?
6. What are the next steps in this process?
7. How can the public provide input, ask questions or get involved with your efforts?
8. What are some existing ADA compliant parks and facilities?