Civil rights and nondiscrimination items in Town of Morrisville
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| Subject | Items |
|---|---|
| Civil rights and nondiscrimination | 9 |
| DEI programs | 4 |
| Faith and cultural communities | 2 |
| Roads and transportation | 2 |
| Police and public safety | 1 |
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A resolution would adopt a Language Access Plan requiring the town to provide free language assistance to residents with limited English proficiency, under Title VI of the Civil Rights Act. The resolution states more than 41% of Morrisville's population speaks a language other than English and at least 9% speak Englis…
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Council previews a resolution adopting a Language Access Plan tonight, with a vote scheduled for February 27.
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Proclamation or recognition Civil rights and nondiscrimination
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Deputy Town Manager Giselle Rodriguez presents the town's Language Access Plan, drawing on a language access survey.
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6.b Resolution Adopting ADA Transition Plan for Pedestrian Facilities Within the Public Right Of WayA resolution would adopt an ADA Transition Plan for pedestrian facilities in the public right-of-way, built from a consultant's review of about 110 miles of sidewalk for accessibility gaps. The town would commit to seeking funding to carry the plan out.
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An ordinance would update 17 chapters of the town code and add a new chapter adopting Wake County's non-discrimination ordinance, the first full review of the code since 2017. Changes include gender-neutral definitions, a $50 civil penalty for smoking violations, and dropping the fee for a group demonstration or picke…
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12.a Resolution Adopting ADA Transition Plan for Pedestrian Facilities Within the Public Right Of WayA resolution would adopt a townwide transition plan bringing sidewalks and other pedestrian facilities in the public right of way into compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act. Council gets a briefing February 28, with action set for March 14.
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