Lewisville is stepping their game up when it comes to accessibility and they're calling on residents to chip in their two cents. The city has kicked off an ADA Self-Evaluation and Transition Plan project, making sure they are up to snuff with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) regulations. There's a public meeting set for Monday, Feb. 26 from 6 to 8 p.m. at the Lewisville Grand Theater, located at 100 N. Charles Street, according to the City of Lewisville, Texas.
The agenda is to lay out the preliminary findings from the city's recent check-up of its facilities. They're planning to slowly but surely update folks on how the ADA Transition Plan will unfold, including the budgets and timelines associated with the improvements. City officials are urging locals to come forth and voice their opinion on these early observations and the future steps laid out. To get in on this, attendees can throw an RSVP on Chris Presley's way. He's the guy to talk to about facilities and ADA compliance—you can hit him up at [email protected].
For those looking to navigate to The Grand, it's no sweat. If you're coming from I-35E, just take exit 452 and hang a right onto Main Street until you hit Charles Street, where The Grand will be staring you in the face on the left. And don't worry about parking; it's gratis on Main and Church streets or at the City Hall back lot.
