Public Shore, Florida's Beach Access

Problematic Locations

Marco City Hall was visited 21 Apr 2005. Result was ...

Marco City Hall toilet stalls - NOT ADA compliant

Marco Chief Building Official was aware that this a problem, but has not yet remedied the situation

EMAIL Marco Chief Building Official : bmahar@cityofmarcoisland.com

Marco City Hall soup dispensers - NOT ADA compliant

Tiger Tail Beach - Locked chairs with no key nearby - These chairs cannot be self propelled

Tigertail Beach carts for snacks but not to transport the disabled to the beach

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Collier County Government Center "Human Resources" walkway- March 2005 - NOT ADA compliant

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Vanderbilt Beach - Naples Florida - 18 February 2005

Beach Access ramp - NOT ADA compliant

Water faucet ramp - NOT ADA compliant

Restroom threshold - NOT ADA compliant

Restroom soup dispenser - NOT ADA compliant

Toilet stall - NOT ADA compliant

Collier County Parks & Recreation responds to concerns of access at Vanderbilt Beach

-----Original Message-----
From: rodriguez_dan
Sent: Wednesday, February 23, 2005 10:16 AM
To: camp_s
Cc: ramsey_m; ochs_l; PriceLen; smith_m
Subject: RE: Disability issues at Vanderbilt Beach - Facilities Management

Skip,

I will be meeting with our project managers to review ADA issues at Vanderbilt Beach today at 1:30 PM. We will determine what ADA issues exists and how much we can quickly handle in-house. I have spoken with Victor Latavish, our contracted Architect, and have asked him to incorporate the Beach Parks in our current ADA Renovation Program for Parks and Recreation. He will also preparing any architectural drawings needed to make the Vanderbilt bathhouse current with all ADA guidelines. I have spoken with Murdo Smith and we will coordinate his work, if any, on the boardwalks.

If it is ok with you, I would like to touch base with the "Public Shore" representatives to open the line of communications as we move forward with these ADA improvements.

Thank you,

Dan