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Ten feet of the ramp ran along the front of the building, with the entrance on the south side. It would cost about $10,000.
New plans developed On Monday afternoon, the board looked at the grades and discussed options for over an hour. With the assistance of Hobson and county building inspector Richie Burke, they came up with yet two more possible solutions.
One plan was to locate a handicapped parking space in front of Roger Batchelder’s real estate office and build a handicapped ramp on the south side of the church’s building.
Burke said he preferred this choice for safety, although it was located in front of another business.
The other suggestion — which was ultimately approved by the board — was to put parking dn the “quiet place” lot and request that the town build a sidewalk along
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