Mayor's Disability Forum, Contributed by San Diego Disability Action Coalition (SDDAC)

The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) requires that City facilities and infrastructure of all public and private agencies be accessible. ADA Projects are funded through a portion of proceeds from the sale of City-owned real estate assets (land sales), Community Development Block Grant, Development Impact Fees, etc. The ADA budget from land sales was $10 million annually for FY2008 and FY2009 but since FY2010, land sales have slowed. In FY2012, a total of $1.5 million was allocated.

• FY10 Citywide ADA Projects - Citywide projects and estimated project costs for modifications to increase accessibility for people with disabilities.
• FY09 Citywide ADA Projects - Citywide projects and estimated project costs for modifications to increase accessibility for people with disabilities.
• FY08 Citywide ADA Projects - Citywide projects and estimated project costs for modifications to increase accessibility for people with disabilities.

Completed ADA Projects

• FY10 Citywide ADA Projects
  • Curb Ramps (PDF)
  • FY10 Facility Projects
• FY09 Citywide ADA Projects
  • Audible Pedestrian Signals
  • Curb Ramps
  • Sidewalk Barrier Removal
  • FY09 Facility Projects
• FY07 Citywide Projects - Facilities that were modified for compliance with the ADA and CA Building Code.

Note: For additional ADA compliance accomplishments, refer to the FY09 Annual Report (PDF) or the FY10 Annual Report (PDF).