| Re: Americans with Disabilities Act - Title III | <– Date –> <– Thread –> |
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From: Catya Belfer (catya |
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| Date: Tue, 24 Jul 2012 08:47:41 -0700 (PDT) | |
I had a conversation with Chuck at the conference that touched on this
- check in with him for his experience?
- cat
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On Mon, Jul 23, 2012 at 10:40 PM, Norman Gauss <normangauss [at] charter.net>
wrote:
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> Has any cohousing group with a pool or spa been confronted with the
> necessity of installing special hydraulic lifts for the disabled?
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> We have learned that HOA's, being private organizations, do not maintain
> public accommodations unless they rent out privileges to outside groups.
> The bottom line is that, in my understanding, HOA's are exempt from having
> to install additional equipment in pools or spas.
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> Has any cohousing group examined the new requirements of the ADA and made
> any decisions one way or another?
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> Norm Gauss
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> Oak Creek Commons
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> Paso Robles, CA
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- Re: Americans with Disabilities Act - Title III, (continued)
- Re: Americans with Disabilities Act - Title III R Philip Dowds, July 25 2012
- Re: Americans with Disabilities Act - Title III Catya Belfer, July 25 2012
- Re: Americans with Disabilities Act - Title III R Philip Dowds, July 25 2012
- Re: Americans with Disabilities Act - Title III Sharon Villines, July 25 2012
- Re: Americans with Disabilities Act - Title III Norman Gauss, July 25 2012
- Re: Americans with Disabilities Act - Title III R Philip Dowds, July 25 2012
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