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DNR-OSLAD ACCESSIBILITY, the official text

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1   AN ACT concerning conservation.

2   Be it enacted by the People of the State of Illinois,

3 represented in the General Assembly:

4   Section 5. The Open Space Lands Acquisition and

5 Development Act is amended by adding Section 5.5 as follows:

6   (525 ILCS 35/5.5 new)

7   Sec. 5.5. Accessibility; universal design elements. The

8 Department shall prioritize projects that incorporate

9 universal design elements. The Department shall adopt rules to

10 establish the priorities and scoring matrix under this Section

11 within its grant application review process under this Act. In

12 this Section, "universal design elements" includes, but is not

13 limited to, the following elements:

14  (1) poured-in-place rubber surfacing or synthetic turf

15  for enhanced mobility and continuously accessible

16  surfacing routes;

17  (2) multiple access points and routes suitable for

18  wheelchairs, including additional ramps for seamless entry

19  to play equipment;

20  (3) a variety of ground-level and elevated play

21  components accessible to individuals with diverse physical

22  abilities;

23  (4) inclusive swings and seating;
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1  (5) a variety of single and multi-sensory play

2  elements, such as tactile panels and musical features;

3  (6) shaded areas to accommodate individuals with

4  sensory sensitivities; and

5  (7) any other construction, material, design, product,

6  or technology as set out in administrative rule.
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