Storefront Entry Ramps on the Public Right-of-way - Accessibility Feedback

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The decision

2022-06-13 · Toronto Accessibility Advisory Committee · amended

As filed

The Toronto Accessibility Advisory Committee recommends that: 1. The General Manager, Transportation Services report back to the Toronto Accessibility Advisory Committee in the first quarter of 2023 with an update on the development of placement guidelines for interim private storefront ramps on the public right-of-way; such an update is to include the following: a. a summary of the draft guidelines with a full draft document included with the item; b.

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a summary of the consultation process for developing the guidelines; c. a description of how the guidelines will be incorporated into the permitting process; and d. the limits of the guidelines, including situations that cannot be accommodated under them.

The vote

Amend Item · Carried, 6-0

For (1)Robin Buxton Potts

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Robin Buxton PottsFor

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On the agenda

As the city filed it

Ryan Lanyon, Manager of Strategic Policy and Innovation, Transportation Services; and Sophia Yue Li, PhD, Partnerships & Strategic Project Manager, KITE Research Institute, Toronto Rehab, University Health Network will give a presentation on Storefront Entry Ramps on the Public Right-of-way. The presentation will provide the findings from research and stakeholder consultations undertaken to investigate the feasibility

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of establishing guidelines to permit private ramps on the public right-of-way (sidewalk) for accessing storefront entrances.

On the record

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