As Needed Architectural Services
services for work related to renovation of existing facilities, for compliance with the provisions
of the Americans with Disabilities Act, Californias Title XXIV, and for general purposes. The
ideal consultant should be able to, under general direction, prepare construction documents and
oversee the renovation of facilities. Consultant should have a successful resume of projects in
which public facilities are renovated to meet accessibility compliance requirements for the
disabled. Examples of the types of renovations include, but are not limited to, items such as
provision of accessible entry and path of travel into and through building to each floor level and
to designated accessible gathering areas, conference rooms, and restrooms. Consultant shall be
able to advise as to appropriate number and type of accessible features necessary for compliance
per location. Consultant shall design and specify features such as signage; doors and doorway
openings; partition spaces; and appropriate clearances and reach distances at grab bars, sinks,
drinking fountains, and all other appurtenances and fixtures.
Basis for accessibility improvements shall be the 2007 ADA Survey prepared by Disability
Access Consultants, which identified barriers to accessibility at designated city facilities.
Buildings include, but are not limited to, Edison Community Center, City Gym and Pool,
Oakview Community Center, Banning Branch Library, Central Park Restroom buildings and
City Hall.
