NAPERVILLE, Ill. (AP) — The city of Naperville says work needed to make nearly two dozen city-owned properties compliant with the Americans with Disabilities Act will cost $2.5 million.
The Naperville Sun reports that the work is needed to meet federal updates passed in 2010.
A review of city buildings and facilities found more than 1,900 shortcomings, but noted that such a number is common for a community with as many buildings as Naperville.
The report says most of the modifications are minor. They include things like raising or lowering handles, securing entryway mats and modifying signs.
