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City of Shoreline Park Facilities ADA Transition Plan - Online Open House and Survey
What is the City of Shoreline’s Park Facilities ADA Transition Plan?
The City of Shoreline is creating a plan to make its parks easier to use for people with disabilities. This plan will look for things that make it hard for people to access Shoreline’s parks and suggest ways to fix them. Getting feedback from the community is essential, as it helps the City focus on the most important improvements.
This site is where you can share your thoughts with the City of Shoreline. We want to hear your ideas on these important topics:
What makes it hard to move around and use Shoreline’s park facilities?
What changes would fix these barriers?
Have you ever wanted to visit a park in Shoreline, but decided not to?
Take our community survey to share your experiences and ideas for improving access!
How we’ll use this information
After we gather the community’s ideas and look at Shoreline’s park facilities, we’ll draft an Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) transition plan. In Summer 2025, we’ll ask Shoreline community members to review the plan and give us their thoughts.
We will also share the draft plan with the Parks, Recreation, and Cultural Services/Tree Board and the City Council to collect their feedback. The final ADA transition plan will then be presented to the City Council for their approval. We are committed to being open and transparent during this process and will keep sharing updates on our progress.
City of Shoreline Park Facilities ADA Transition Plan - Online Open House and Survey
What is the City of Shoreline’s Park Facilities ADA Transition Plan?
The City of Shoreline is creating a plan to make its parks easier to use for people with disabilities. This plan will look for things that make it hard for people to access Shoreline’s parks and suggest ways to fix them. Getting feedback from the community is essential, as it helps the City focus on the most important improvements.
This site is where you can share your thoughts with the City of Shoreline. We want to hear your ideas on these important topics:
What makes it hard to move around and use Shoreline’s park facilities?
What changes would fix these barriers?
Have you ever wanted to visit a park in Shoreline, but decided not to?
Take our community survey to share your experiences and ideas for improving access!
How we’ll use this information
After we gather the community’s ideas and look at Shoreline’s park facilities, we’ll draft an Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) transition plan. In Summer 2025, we’ll ask Shoreline community members to review the plan and give us their thoughts.
We will also share the draft plan with the Parks, Recreation, and Cultural Services/Tree Board and the City Council to collect their feedback. The final ADA transition plan will then be presented to the City Council for their approval. We are committed to being open and transparent during this process and will keep sharing updates on our progress.
We want to understand what makes it hard for people with disabilities to move around and use Shoreline's park facilities. We want to learn about the barriers that stop you from accessing and enjoying Shoreline's park facilities.
What are Shoreline's park facilities?
Park facilities in Shoreline include things such as
Playgrounds
Playfields/Courts
Bathrooms
Nature trails
Parking
What are barriers?
Barriers are things that make it hard to move around or use Shoreline's park facilities, like:
A broken curb ramp between ADA parking and a pathway.
Cracks or bumps in a pathway.
Bathrooms without accessible toilets with handrails.
A lack of space for wheelchairs next to benches, bleachers, or viewpoints.
Playground structures without a ramp for accessibility.
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