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Layer: ADA Ramps (ID: 0)

Name: ADA Ramps

Display Field: LocationType

Type: Feature Layer

Geometry Type: esriGeometryPoint

Description: INDEXSection 1: Responsible PartiesSection 2: Explanation of Attribute DataSection 3: Handling of Data and RecommendationsSection 4: Additional ConsiderationsSECTION 1 Responsible PartiesParties responsible for updating this layer:- The Systems Analyst at the Public Works Department is responsible for updating and maintaining this layer. Additions or editing of features within this layer should be administered or approved by the Systems Analyst.SECTION 2Explanation of Attribute DataLocationType – location of the ramp on the street.MidpointTangentNotes:- Domain: “Ramp_Location_Type”MaterialType – type of material ramp is made from.BrickConcreteNotes:- Domain: “Ramp_Location_Type”ConcreteType – type of concrete used to place the ramp.DecorativeStandardNotes:- Domain: “Ramp_Location_Type”WarningSurface – type of warning surface associated with ramp.Truncated DomeOtherNotes:- Domain: “Ramp_Location_Type”InstallDate – date the ramp was installedOwnedBy - designation of the entity that has ownership of the ADA ramp.PrivateCityNotes:- Domain: “Ramp_Owned_By”MaintainedBy - designation of the entity that is responsible for maintaining the ADA ramp.PrivateCityNotes:- Domain: “Ramp_Maintained_By”Condition – conditional status that describes the ADA ramp - this should be found in the Inspection Report.ConditionDate – date that the condition of the ADA ramp was inspected.Enabled – 1 or 0Attachment – static photo of the ramp.Inspection – InspectionDate – date the ADA ramp was last inspected. UniqueID - unique identifying value assigned to a feature, generally same as OBJECTID. Location – closest address to the ADA ramp’s location, full address - without ZIP code.Plan Link – file path to location where site plans for the corresponding ADA ramp is found, not applicable for all.created_user – default editor tracking field, who created the feature.created_date – default editor tracking field, when the feature was created.last_edited_user – default editor tracking field, who last edited the feature.last_edited_date - default editor tracking field, when the feature was last edited.GlobalID - default editor tracking field, unique serial number for the feature.Shape – geometric shape of these features are points.SECTION 3Handling of Data and RecommendationsCondition (A)Ramp Width – 4 ft. or greaterWarning Surface – Truncated DomeMaterial Condition – Fair or BetterFair or Better – Limited or tight cracking, faulting (<1/4”), isolated spallingCondition (B)Ramp Width – > 3 ft. to < 4 ft. Warning Surface – Exposed Aggregate SurfaceMaterial Condition – PoorPoor – Moderate Cracking, faulting (1/4”-3/4”), moderate spallingCondition (C)Ramp Width – 3 ft. or lessWarning Surface – No detectable warning surfaceMaterial Condition – Very PoorVery Poor – Severe cracking, faulting (>3/4”), extensive spallingCondition (D)A curb ramp is needed but does not exist at the location to access an existing sidewalk where it crosses a curb.[Additional description of the handling -OR- comments -OR- brief notes on planning considerations for the data]Condition (CE)Private or Commercial Entrances, City does not maintain[Additional description of the handling -OR- comments -OR- brief notes on planning considerations for the data]SECTION 4Additional ConsiderationsA. History & Logic of the Data[For future reference, please list facets of the history of the decision-making process related to the data’s use – the how and why things were specifically done the way that they were.] (If the data should be handled/collected a specific way, that should be listed and explained here.)------- Condition (CE – Commercial Entrance) – Added to keep track of ADA ramps not maintained by the city.- If ramp has truncated domes but no sidewalk leading to it, mark as condition A.B. Department Notes- Cityworks will need to track:Money, Labor and Equipment attributed to each ADA ramp.C. Unresolved QuestionsD. Other- N/A

Service Item Id: 2ab0d8ab0ff24b3e9454b000aec640e3

Copyright Text: The ADA Ramps data layer was created by Nate Rexrode in the Public Works Department of the City of Harrisonburg, on 3/1/2017. This information was created under the supervision of the Systems Analyst and in association with the City of Harrisonburg.

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