[IL-Talk] List of Proposed Chicago APS Locations

[Leslie Hamric]

Yes, having good orientation mobility skills and the must no matter what technology is present.
Leslie 

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> On Jul 25, 2019, at 8:32 AM, Denise Avant via IL-Talk <il-talk at nfbnet.org> wrote:
> 
> Hello all,
> The audible pedestrian signals will certainly enhance our travel skills as
> they are installed and we travel throughout the city. But we of course must
> use our travel skills.
> There is a audible pedestrian signal just outside of my home as you cross
> Lake Shore Drive, which has not only inner lsd traffic but also outer lsd
> traffic. So, the audible traffic signal definitely helped. Recently, the
> signal for LSD stopped working. I have reported this to MOPD as of Tuesday.
> I don't know how long it will take the signal to be fixed. 
> The point is there is no substitute for good travel skills.
> 
> 
> 
> Denise R. Avant, Esq.
> President,
> National Federation of the Blind of Illinois
> 773-991-8050
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: IL-Talk <il-talk-bounces at nfbnet.org> On Behalf Of Kelly Pierce via
> IL-Talk
> Sent: Friday, July 19, 2019 9:26 PM
> To: NFB of Illinois Mailing List <il-talk at nfbnet.org>
> Cc: Kelly Pierce <kellytalk at gmail.com>
> Subject: [IL-Talk] List of Proposed Chicago APS Locations
> 
> Pasted below is the list of proposed locations for accessible pedestrian
> signals in Chicago.  A list of currently installed locations can be found
> at:
> 
> TinyURL.com/ChicagoAPS
> 
> The locations are listed in rank order with the ones with the lower numbers
> being installed first.  Higher numbers will be installed later, depending on
> funding.  If anyone disagrees with the order of priority or the locations
> themselves and believes other locations should be included and others
> removed, please write to the city with feedback and your rationale.
> Feedback is welcome and will be thoroughly considered.  The e-mail address
> for feedback is:
> 
> CDotAPS at CityOfChicago.org
> 
> The deadline for feedback is August 1, which is when engineering will begin
> for the initial locations.
> 
> Kelly
> 
> 
> 
> ACCESSIBLE PEDESTRIAN SIGNALS (APS) PILOT PROJECT PROPOSED APS LOCATIONS
> JULY 18, 2019 APS Locations Expected to be Installed
> 1.    Ashland and Roosevelt
> 2.    Canal and Madison
> 3.    Canal and Washington
> 4.    Cicero and Archer
> 5.    Cicero, Milwaukee and Irving Park
> 6.    Clinton and Washington
> 7.    Damen and Roosevelt
> 8.    Halsted, Broadway and Grace
> 9.    Halsted, Lincoln and Fullerton
> 10.    Kimball and Belmont
> 11.    LaSalle and Washington
> 12.    Michigan and Congress
> 13.    Michigan and Jackson
> 14.    Michigan and Lake
> 15.    Michigan and Randolph
> 16.    Michigan and Washington
> 17.    Oakley, Ogden and Roosevelt
> 18.    Paulina and Roosevelt
> 19.    Sheridan and Arthur
> 20.    Sheridan, Broadway and Devon
> 21.    State and Congress
> 22.    Stony Island and 89th
> 23.    Stony Island, South Chicago and 79th
> 24.    Wabash and Roosevelt
> 25.    Wabash and Wacker Place
> 
> APS Locations Likely to be Installed
> 26.    420 West Randolph (at Riverside Plaza)
> 27.    420 West Madison (at Riverside Plaza)
> 28.    432 West Washington (at Riverside Plaza)
> 29.    Ashland and Flourney
> 30.    Ashland and Polk
> 31.    Ashland and Taylor
> 32.    Ashland, Clark and Devon
> 33.    Ashland, Lincoln and Belmont
> 34.    Clinton and Madison
> 35.    Clinton and Randolph
> 36.    Glenwood and Devon
> 37.    LaSalle and Lake
> 38.    Michigan and Madison
> 39.    Michigan and Roosevelt
> 40.    Natchez and Irving Park
> 41.    Ogden and Polk
> 42.    Pine Grove and Diversey
> 43.    Racine and Harrison
> 44.    State and Washington
> 45.    Wabash and Adams
> 46.    Wabash and Monroe
> 47.    Wabash and Randolph
> 48.    Wabash and Washington
> 49.    Wacker and Madison
> 50.    Wacker and Washington
> 
> APS Locations to be Installed Depending on Funding
> 51.    410 West Lake (at Riverside Plaza)
> 52.    432 West Jackson (at Riverside Plaza)
> 53.    Broadway, Clark and Diversey
> 54.    Canal and Randolph
> 55.    Central and Archer
> 56.    Clinton and Jackson
> 57.    Michigan, Wacker Place and South Water
> 58.    Narragansett and Berteau
> 59.    Sheridan and Albion
> 60.    State and Van Buren
> 61.    Wabash and Lake
> 62.    Wacker and Adams
> 63.    Western and Roosevelt
> 64.    Western, Elston and Diversey
> 65.    Wood and Polk
> 
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