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Public Facilities Must be Accessible

By Thomas J. Crane on September 23, 2010
Posted in Discrimination

Public facilities must be accessible to persons with disabilities regardless of age of the structure. But, if the structure dates to before 1990 and has not been substantially modified since 1990, then accessible features must be “readily achievable.” City sidewalks are a significant issue.
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