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! CITY OF PLEASANTON Page 7 of 12 <br /> in,a TRANSITION PLAN July 28, 2004 <br /> Updated February 1, 2008 <br /> PRIORITIES <br /> Facility Types (Listed from the highest to the lowest priority) <br /> 1. High Public use with regular ongoing public programs. <br /> 2. Some public use with occasional public programs. <br /> 3. Limited public use. <br /> 4, Employee only access. <br /> Barrier Removal (Listed from the highest to the lowest priority) <br /> 1. Access to the building, including public sidewalks, parking, or path of travel from <br /> public transportation. <br /> 2. Access to programs, services and activities. <br /> 3. Access to public toilet rooms. <br /> 4. Access to work areas and utility services (i.e. drinking fountains, light switches, <br /> fire extinguishers, etc.). <br /> Cost Benefits (Listed from the highest to the lowest priority) <br /> In addition to the above priorities, a second set of factors have been established to <br /> assist the City in evaluating the importance of each element. These factors take into <br /> consideration the cost benefits of providing the highest level of disabled access for the <br /> dollars required to implement change. The following is the legend for the letter/codes <br /> used in each appendix: <br /> A. High cost benefit. <br /> B. Medium high cost benefit. <br /> C. Medium cost benefit. <br /> D. Medium low cost benefit. <br /> E. Low cost benefit. <br /> "High cost benefit" means the return on the investment provides a high level of disabled <br /> access. <br />