Thanks for feedback. At this point, notes Engineering,"the existing catch basins and survey monuments at the intersection of St. John St. and Olive St. would make constructing a curb ramp costly at this time. Once we can come up with a cost effective solution to these challenges, we will construct it." We will keep this issue opened and acknowledged as a reminder.

does ADA not apply to city sidewalks? You are putting wheelchair users at risk - many times I've seen folks in wheelchairs in the middle of the street because of this. Is the cost of a lawsuit less than constructing a curb ramp?

Rob, Obviously you make too much sense for the powers to be . Are there any attorneys out there who can weigh in on compliance and fines if not followed through ?

Four years later, still no curb ramps!!!! Making this city inaccessible for those with disabilities. Any update on this??

Executive Administrative Assistant - Department of Parks & Public Works ha assegnato questo problema a City of New Haven Engineering Department - Project Coordinator

This issue was recategorized from Accessibility for Persons with Disabilities to Sidewalks and Curb damage.