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The Ontarians with Disabilities Act, 2001 The Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act, 2005 ANNUAL ACCESSIBILITY STATUS REPORT 2017 Township Council Accessibility Policy C-PD-03 Administrative Procedure A-PD-03 Township Council Accessible Customer Service Policy C-GG-21 Township Council Integrated Policy C-GG-25 Page 1-2017 Annual Status Report - Multi-Year Accessibility Plan

Objectives and Purpose TOWNSHIP OF MUSKOKA LAKES This is the Multi-Year Accessibility Plan 2017 Annual Status Report for the Township of Muskoka Lakes (Township). In 2014, the Township released a Multi-Year Accessibility Plan, in accordance with the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act, 2005 (AODA) and the Integrated Regulation, Ontario Regulation 191/11 (IASR). The plan outlines the Township s strategy to prevent and remove barriers to accessibility, which includes how phased in requirements under the AODA will be met. This Status Report demonstrates the progress made by the Township to insure an accessible Township. It includes the accessibility initiatives that were completed in 2016 to implement the strategies outlined in the Township s Multi-Year Accessibility Plan. The AODA was passed by the Province of Ontario in 2005. The vision behind the AODA is to achieve accessibility for Ontarians with disabilities by the year 2025. To achieve this goal, the Province of Ontario developed province-wide standards through the AODA and its regulations. The five standards are: Customer Service, s, Employment, Transportation, and Built Environment. The purpose of this Status Report is to make the public aware of the Township s progress with regard to the Multi-Year Accessibility Plan to prevent and remove barriers and to meet its requirements under the AODA and IASR. Commitment The Township strives to ensure a fully accessible environment for all persons with disabilities, and will continue to build upon and improve its practices in addition to ensuring that it meets the accessibility needs of persons with disabilities in a timely manner, consistent with the specific requirements of the AODA and its regulations. The annual status report reinforces and demonstrates the Township s commitment to accessibility and ensures that the Township is on track with its accessibility program in removing barriers for persons with disabilities and making the Township an inclusive place to live, work and play. Contact Information The Multi-Year Accessibility Plan and Annual Status Report for the Township of Muskoka Lakes are available at the Municipal Office at: 1 Bailey Street Port Carling, Ontario P0B 1J0 (705)765-3156 www.muskokalakes.ca chollows@muskokalakes.ca Public input may be submitted to the Township at the same address as above. If you require accessible formats or communications supports, please contact us at the same address as above. Page 2-2017 Annual Status Report - Multi-Year Accessibility Plan

MULTI-YEAR ACCESSIBILITY PLAN - ANNUAL STATUS REPORT 2017 FACILITY BARRIER ACTION FOR REMOVAL 2017 STATUS Cardwell Community Centre Glen Orchard Cemetery Accessible ramp Accessible ramp 2017 - Project Access to facility driveway repairs 2017 - Project Hanna Park Washroom Facilities Facility required upgrades Need to review facility for improvements and to remove barriers to meet compliance. 2017 - Project identified Peninsula Community Centre Proposal of a renovation project at facility Peninsula Community Centre Hall Board presented a proposal to renovate the facility. Project plan to be finalized. Would address accessibility requirements to remove physical and architectural barriers. 2017 - reallocated renovation project funds to 2017 budget. Commenced project in 2017 - to continue in 2018 Peninsula Community Centre Access to facility Railing on ramp to right of the main entrance - needs to be repaired or replaced 2017 - Project Peninsula Community Centre Access to facility Replace Interlocking Brick or Pave rear entrance 2017 - Project Township Office Port Carling Public Works Department renovations renovations of department will be AODA compliant - entrance and counter 2017 - project commenced in 2017 - to continue in 2018 Township Office Port Carling Access to facility Front entrance - new paving stones 2017 - Project complete Ufford Cemetery Access to facility driveway repairs 2017 - Project Walker's Point Community Centre Access to facility Add gravel to lower parking lot for expansion 2017 - Project Walker's Point Community Centre outside public space installation of accessible picnic tables 2017 - identified - Project deferred to 2018 Page 3-2017 Annual Status Report - Multi-Year Accessibility Plan

Windermere Community Centre POLICIES, PROGRAMS, PRACTICES, SERVICES AND BY- LAWS Access to facility New Barrier Free Ramp/Railing 2017 - Project BARRIER ACTION FOR REMOVAL 2017 STATUS Accessibility Advisory Committee Accessibility advisory committees every municipality having a population of not less than 10,000 shall establish an accessibility advisory committee / every municipality having a population of less than 10,000 may establish an accessibility advisory committee At the direction of Council - conduct a review of current format to determine need for accessibility advisory committee 2017 - Council determined to continue with the current format of an accessibility plan working group Accessibility Compliance Report The rules and deadlines municipalities must follow to meet accessibility standards in Ontario depends on the size of your organization. Municipalities with 50+ employees to file an Accessibility Compliance Report by December 31, 2017 to meet compliance. 2017 Accessibility Compliance Report filed -Customer Service O.Reg.429/07 1. New and continued training 2. New and continued accessible customer service initiatives 1. Provide new and continued training to Council, staff and volunteers 2. Provide new and continued accessible customer service initiatives - Accessible Customer Service Policy C-GG-21 was passed in 2009 continued in 2017 Page 4-2017 Annual Status Report - Multi-Year Accessibility Plan

Design of Public Spaces Meet accessibility requirements for public spaces that are newly constructed or redeveloped and intends to maintain including; - Recreational trails and beach access routes - Outdoor eating areas for public use - Outdoor play spaces - Exterior paths of travel - On and off street parking facilities - Service counters, fixed queuing guides and waiting areas Integrated 2014 - new requirement commencing in 2016 2017 - No projects have been completed in 2017 that apply Employment Make employment practices accessible including; - Recruitment - Employee accommodation - Employees returning to work - Performance management, career development and redeployment Accessibility Standards Policy C-GG-25 was passed in 2014 Continued in 2017 - and upon request General Report annually on the progress of the multi-year accessibility plan Annually - 2017 d 2016 Status Report and posted on TML website General Incorporate accessibility criteria when procuring or acquiring goods, services or facilities - Integrated Policy C- GG-25 was passed in 2014 Review deferred to 2018 Review / Amend Procurement Policy General - New and continued integrated accessibility standards training Provide training on the requirements of the Integrated Integrated 2014 Continued in 2017 Website enhancement make all new internet websites and new web content on those sites conform to WCAG 2.0, level A - Note in 2013 made funding application under the Enabling Accessibility Fund denied. 2017 ongoing improvements, enhancements and training Page 5-2017 Annual Status Report - Multi-Year Accessibility Plan

Website enhancement all internet websites and web content must conform to WCAG 2.0, level AA 2017 ongoing improvements, enhancements and training Make feedback processes accessible, upon request Integrated 2014 Continued in 2017 - and upon request Provide accessible formats and communication supports, upon request Accessibility Standards Policy C-GG-25 was passed in 2014 Continued in 2017 - and upon request Transportation Duties of municipalities that licence taxicabs (fares and fees) Integrated 2014 Ongoing 2017 Transportation Duties of municipalities that licence taxicabs (registration ID and information) Policy C- GG-25 was passed in 2014 Ongoing 2017 Transportation Duties of municipalities that licence taxicabs (accessible taxicabs) Integrated 2014 2017 - commenced Bylaw review - continue in 2018 Municipal Website - Continue to enhance municipal website accessibility tools Provided text-to-speech enablement software on the Municipal Website as well as other tools to help interact with the website as part of the continued accessible customer service initiatives. 2017 - Renewal of software for 2 year period Strategic Plan Goal improve public access to information and enhance quality and timelines of communications - access to free public Wi-Fi Expand use of digital or new communication and service delivery tools - Access to expand free public Wi-Fi (Wi-Fi connectivity project) at municipal facilities to enable increased access to service delivery tools and more, and to remove physical, information and communication, and technological barriers. 2017 project included in budget - 2017 - project phase 2 complete Page 6-2017 Annual Status Report - Multi-Year Accessibility Plan

Strategic Plan Goal improve public access to information and enhance quality and timelines of communications - access to Council and Committee meetings Explore opportunities to provide remote access to Council deliberations - Incorporate video webcasting in the municipal office Council Chambers to broadcast Council and Committee meetings to remove physical, information and communication, and technological barriers. 2017 project included in draft budget for operating and capital requirements - item removed from 2017 final budget Strategic Plan Goal improve quality, accessibility and affordability of highspeed internet services - advocate for improved high speed services Determine existing levels of service across Muskoka Lakes to increase understanding of the extent and nature of service issues and consult with primary service providers to advocate for improved high speed services 2017 commenced 3 year funding allocation for Raymond Tower with plan to construct in 2019 - Support service providers grant applications for improved access in TML Municipal Budget To continue to identify, remove and prevent barriers Review and consider expenditures and projects through the annual Township budget process with respect to accessibility Annually - 2017 - d Municipal Election 2018 Accessible voting places - In establishing the locations of voting places, the clerk shall ensure that each voting place is accessible to electors with disabilities. Township to determine alternative voting method(s) to be used in the 2018 Municipal Election to improve access by eliminating the need for voting locations to ensure that electors are able to participate fully in the democratic process. 2017 - By-laws passed to authorize use of Internet / telephone voting for 2018 Municipal Election - Service contracts in place Parking By-law Parking By-law requires updating and all designations and signage installed. Review of existing by-law and implementation of approved designations and signage. By-law review deferred to 2018 Page 7-2017 Annual Status Report - Multi-Year Accessibility Plan

Transportation Transportation access throughout the municipality Consider a by-law to permit the use of all-terrain vehicles, multi-purpose off-highway utility vehicles, and recreational off-highway vehicles on municipal roads within the Township. This will assist in removing physical barriers. 2017 - following one year trial, determined bylaw to stay in effect Page 8-2017 Annual Status Report - Multi-Year Accessibility Plan