These sidewalks were likely constructed before ADA guidance was in place to require compliant curb ramps. The curb ramps you are describing would typically be done with Paving. Before the Pandemic and budget concerns, this neighborhood was ~2 years out for repaving and the work for bringing curb ramps up to ADA compliance would be done at that point.

Doing the work with paving is preferential as it allows us to set the curb ramps right where they need to be with the repaved road, which we sometimes change the elevation or slopes to address drainage concerns.

With the current uncertainty surrounding overall City budgets, we are unsure how the paving and sidewalk projects will be impacted moving forward and the scope of work we will be able to complete is still unknown. We are developing future work plans for various budget scenarios and will include this in our list of potential construction repairs.

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