Minnesota HF4853 mandates inclusive design standards for state-funded playgrounds.
Minnesota HF4853 requires state-funded playgrounds to use inclusive design standards. This includes incorporating the Seven Principles of Universal Design from the Center for Universal Design at North Carolina State University. Playgrounds must consider accessibility and usability across the entire play environment, including accessible routes, play equipment, sensory play opportunities, and accessible amenities. Design must be reviewed by an expert in playground safety, accessibility, or inclusive design. The Department of Natural Resources may develop guidance to support implementation.
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