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He reminded the board that regulations which went into effect in 1984 already require that programs and hearings be accessible to handicapped persons. “By holding this meeting in an inaccessible place, you are discriminating against me. You are trying to exclude me.”
Patricia Saltonstall called the proposed access ordinance with its provisions for waiver on a case-by-case basis “a permanent legal machinery to maintain the county’s present barriers to handicapped persons . . . making it next to impossible for hand
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