More construction
Yay for ADA
Outside the Daily Press on Monday, a crew began removing the city sidewalk to allow for construction of a new, handicap-accessible ramp. Though the pavement will be ADA-compliant, the building at 600 Ludington St. still features a step at its front door. (R. R. Branstrom | Daily Press)
On the west side of North Sixth Street, old sidewalk is torn up. The construction is to accommodate the addition of a ramp to allow wheelchair users to access the path from a point away from the intersection. (R. R. Branstrom | Daily Press)
Outside the Daily Press on Monday, a crew began removing the city sidewalk to allow for construction of a new, handicap-accessible ramp. Though the pavement will be ADA-compliant, the building at 600 Ludington St. still features a step at its front door. (R. R. Branstrom | Daily Press)
On the west side of North Sixth Street, old sidewalk is torn up. The construction is to accommodate the addition of a ramp to allow wheelchair users to access the path from a point away from the intersection. (R. R. Branstrom | Daily Press)