Minnesota SF5085 establishes a program to ensure all pedestrian crossings comply with the Americans with Disabilities Act by 2035.
Minnesota SF5085 mandates the establishment of a program to bring all pedestrian crossings in the state into compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act by December 31, 2035. The commissioner of transportation must create a process to inventory all pedestrian crossings, determine compliance, and prioritize work on crossings near transit routes, school zones, senior housing, and areas with high pedestrian-vehicle conflict or disability concentration. The bill includes provisions for grants, regional master contracts, and workforce development plans.
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