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Old 06-03-2008, 09:43 PM   #102
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As someone who has a severely handicapped relative (confined to a wheelchair and unable to walk at all) I think the only realistic way to make a dock, public or otherwise, truely handicapped accessable is with a piece of equipment like THIS built into the dock designated as handicapped. Constructing more docks won't really help anyone confined to a wheelchair.

Do I think Wolfboro or any other community will do this? Nope, so putting a handicapped sign on a dock or two is only an attempt to try to show compliance to the ADA and avoid future lawsuits or federal compliance orders. IMHO
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