I know it is wearying, but keep after it. You'll be winning a victory not only for yourself but for others in your town who may be going through the same thing. Keep us posted! Hoping victory is sooner rather than later, Barbara H. _http://barbarah.wordpress.com/_ (http://barbarah.wordpress.com/) In a message dated 5/30/2007 7:19:19 PM Eastern Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Update to my parking situation: I wrote a letter to my board, very calmly requesting they accomodate me by giving me an off-street parking space closer to the entrance to the building, (which is non-handicapped acessible, but still the closest way in and out of this building). The board member didn't want to take the letter and tried to hand it back to me. I wouldn't take it back. That was last Friday. He said the board was having a meeting and would discuss the issue. The meeting was supposed to take place last night, I haven't heard anything yet. I called my town planning and zoning commission today and told them my situation. Long story even longer, they told me that for the multi-unit building I live in there are supposed to be FOUR OFF-STREET HANDICAPPED PARKING SPACES CLOSEST TO A HANDICAPPED ACCESSIBLE ENTRANCE. Anyone care to guess how many such spaces exist here? *******ZERO OFF-STREET HANDICAPPED SPACES!********* I told the woman from the zoning commission this and asked her how to go about getting these spaces put in. She referred me to some information on their website which didn't load properly onto my computer. I will be calling them again. I am waiting to hear what resulted from the board's meeting last night before I proceed. Kevin ************************************** See what's free at http://www.aol.com.
