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mat or similar product to provide additional access <br /> $eport of the onto the beach. <br /> Americans with Disabilities <br />' Act Committee Thanks to the efforts of Kathleen Moore and <br /> Tom Mayo the Communications Access Realtime <br /> Translation(CART),large-print warrants and reserved <br /> To the Honorable Board of Selectmen and the citi- close-in parking was once again available at the two <br />� zens of the Town of Mashpee. <br /> town meetings. Additionally, with the assistance of <br /> Sherry Bergeron, Executive Director of the Audible <br /> , Selectmen Carol Sherman, Werne <br /> a <br />� The continued support of town officials, the Local Ledger, y <br /> Board of Selectmen and several other boards and com- Taylor and Michael Richardson recorded CDs of the <br /> mittees has resulted in the approval of,preparation for meeting warrant for the benefit of the vision and/or <br /> and completion of a number of significant projects reading impaired residents. <br /> certain to make Mashpee one of the most disabled- <br /> friendly towns on Cape Cod. Thanks to the Cape Cod Housing Assistance <br /> Corporation the "Big Fix" came to Mashpee on <br /> The ADA committee suffered two major losses September 28, 2013. The HAC organized over 300 <br /> this year with the well-earned retirement of Marilyn volunteers to complete projects such as yard cleanup, <br /> Farren, a major contributor since the committee was landscaping and housing repairs requested by selected <br /> reconstituted in 2004. Marilyn's extensive experience seniors, disabled and/or veterans in Mashpee. The <br /> s as Director of Human Resources proved invaluable in "Big Fix" was extremely successful and the work of <br /> keeping us in tune with town policies and promoting the RAC and volunteers is greatly appreciated. <br /> 5 ADA Committee objectives throughout "official <br /> Mashpee."Mert Sapers,a longtime volunteer support- <br /> Chief <br /> Town Manager, Board of Selectmen and <br /> mg numerous programs in Mashpee, moved from Chief Collins are fully supportive of an initiative by <br /> town in early June. Mert worked with the Police the State Police,Registry of Motor Vehicles,Office on <br /> I Disability and the Inspector General to crack down on <br /> Department to establish .the parking patrol program. <br /> He also had been involved with TRIAD, Men's Club handicapped parking violations and misuse of handi- <br /> capped placards and plates. The Mashpee Police <br /> and several other community support programs to <br /> improve the quality of life of seniors and disabled res- Department is developing a program for increased <br /> enforcement of state and local regulations. <br /> idents. <br /> The recognition of the importance of handi- In order to highlight Mashpee as one the most <br /> capped accessibility by town officials has resulted in disabled-friendly towns on Cape Cod, Selectman <br /> routine inclusion of handicapped accessibility features Carol Sherman and Mary Lou Palumbo, Executive <br /> in some important projects. Specifically, the upgrad- Director of the Mashpee Chamber of Commerce,have <br /> ing of the Great Neck Boat Ramp, the improvements been actively compiling data on accessibility features <br /> to the Mashpee Archives and the Community Park, <br /> of Mashpee businesses. The accessibility features of <br /> constructing a paved sidewalk along Great Neck Road these businesses will be indicated in the next chamber <br /> North, upgrading the recreational facilities at Johns brochure to be published in the Spring. <br /> Pond and Heritage Park, and plans for an accessible Cape Cod Rehabilitation has moved into a new <br /> Therapeutic Playground for pre-schoolers at K.C. building in the Mashpee Industrial Park. The new <br /> Coombs School. We thank Catherine Laurent and the <br /> DPW and all others involved for their outstanding facility features a heated, handicapped accessible <br /> work in getting these projects off the ground. swimming pool. We will look into the possibility of <br /> the pool being available to disabled residents who are <br /> Another project of significance to persons with not patients or FITPLAN members. <br /> disabilities was the completion of an access ramp at I Our biggest frustration is the lack of progress of <br /> the State beach at South Cape Beach. This ramp efforts to make busses used for off-cape tours orga- <br /> enables a disabled person to travel easily from the <br /> Parking lot to the viewing platform overlooking the nized through the Senior Center, CAPERS and other <br /> borganizations accessible to wheelchair-bound travel- <br /> beach. Plans are now in the works to install a Mobi- <br /> 27 <br />
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