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Faced with the possibility of a legal challenge and loss of federal revenue sharing funds, Rappahannock’s supervisors are looking for a legitimate way out of compliance with requirements that handicapped access be provided in public buildings.
By letter, attorney Frank Reynolds has asked the board to take the necessary steps to conform to federal and state standards for handicapped access to the county courthouse. Mr. Renolds represents Richard Abell, Castleton resident who is confined to a wheelchair.
In a graphic demonstration of the courthouse barriers, Mr. Abell and
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