What's Your Plan? A THREE-PART SERIES Part III: Bringing It All Together: Transition Plans, Barrier Removal Plans, and Action Plans

After gathering and analyzing information and identifying problems, it's time to put it all together and put it to work. The next step is to create an action plan for changes to policies, practices, and procedures; a barrier removal plan; and/or a transition plan for making physical changes to facilities in order to achieve program access. Learn about the Department of Justice's specific requirements for transition plans and what it suggests for barrier removal plans, what the Department of Transportation looks for from its highway fund recipients, and other factors to consider. We'll examine how to enlist staff in creating actions steps for each program, identify responsibilities, establish priorities and time lines, and track steps toward remediation. An architect who has assisted with numerous transition plans and barrier removal plans also brings his practical experience to bear on these issues and on how to tie corrective actions to the planning and budgeting process.  

Time:
1:00-2:30PM CT

Speaker:
Irene Bowen, J.D. President ADA One, LLC, Silver Spring, MD
James Terry, A.I.A., LEED-AP, CASp, NCARB Chief Executive Officer, Evan Terry Associates, Birmingham, AL  
CE Recognition: AIA, LACES, AICP, Cert. of Attendance