Casa Grande's sidewalk data saved an estimated $20,000 to $30,000 on one ADA study.
The city's ADA study cleared 70 to 80% of its items from the desk instead of in the field.
- $20K-30K
- saved on one ADA study, by the city's estimate
- 70-80%
- of ADA study items cleared from the desk
Casa Grande's previous pavement survey averaged each road over quarter-mile sections. Cyvl gave the city a score for every 30 feet of street and mapped all of its existing sidewalks.
An engineering firm doing the city's ADA compliance study used that data to spot locations that were clearly compliant or clearly not, crossing off 70 to 80% of items before field checks. The city estimates that saved $20,000 to $30,000. The finer road scores also showed which repairs would lift the network most, and this year's projects aim to clear every road scoring under 50.
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Sources: Pinal Post: Casa Grande Becomes First City in Arizona to Use AI for Street Assessment
It's very impressive, the detailed information that is produced.