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This plan is in accordance with the guidelines of the Illinois Department of Transportation IDOT and the Americans with Disabilities Act ADA. The official responsible for implementation of the County s ADA Transition Plan in public rights of way is Craig Cassem Grundy County Engineer 245 North Route 47 Morris Illinois 60450 Telephone 815 942-0363 Fax 815 942-4290 Email ccassem grundyco. Low volume pedestrian use areas such as residential subdivisions 2 points D. Alternative ADA compliant...

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What is public rights of way?

Public rights of way are paths or routes that are legally protected and publicly accessible for use by pedestrians, cyclists, and sometimes vehicles.

Who is required to file public rights of way?

Individuals or entities who own or manage property that includes public rights of way are required to file.

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Public rights of way can be filled out by providing information such as location, size, and usage of the path or route.

What is the purpose of public rights of way?

The purpose of public rights of way is to ensure access and connectivity for the public while also protecting the environment and preserving heritage.

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Information that must be reported on public rights of way includes the location, size, maintenance schedule, and any restrictions or limitations.