City Inks Contract for Accessibility Study

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Two pedestrians walk along North Railroad Avenue, one of a number of roadways in the city that narrow to a two-lane street with no sidewalks, on June 27, 2018 during an audit of the city’s streets that summer organized by City Planner Alison Gillette and officials from the state Department of Health, the National Parks Service and the University of New Mexico Prevention Research Center.

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   The ADA Transition Plan to make parts of the city of Española more accessible to elderly and disabled people is officially underway.     City officials awarded the $39,241 contract to Mile High Accessibility Consultants out of Colorado Springs on…

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