Urban planning for accessibility

As part of the "Agendas d'Accessibilité Programmée" (Ad'AP - Programmed Accessibility Agendas), bringing public-access establishments (ERP) into compliance is a priority, in order to resolve the obstacles identified in day-care centers, schools, gymnasiums, Maisons pour tous, ceremonial halls, cultural venues and so on.
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Accessibility of local town halls and Maisons pour tous

The accessibility of local town halls and Houses for all, whose cost is estimated at between €2.5 and €5 million, depending on the frequency of use criterion selected, and in agreement with the associations.

The cost of bringing the facilities up to standard is estimated at a minimum of €25 million. This sum has been discounted to reflect the increase in construction costs (around 3% per year).

Accessibility of the Town Hall

  • Two guide strips cross the forecourt to enable the blind and visually impaired to reach the airlock, where audible beacons triggered by universal remote controls signal their arrival.
  • The different-sized reception desks can accommodate both able-bodied and PRM visitors.
  • The elevator floor buttons are in relief and Braille. A digitized voice announces the floors.
  • Several rooms are equipped with microphones and magnetic loops enabling hearing-impaired people to attend meetings.

Map of public toilets accessible to PRM

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