BM> Business of a certain size are supposed to be accessible here, and they're
BM> gradually putting ramps in the sidewalks at street crossings.  Some of the
BM> stores are built several steps above street level.  One such store is a rep
BM> shop that I patronize occasionally.  I used to be able to go up the steps,
BM> no more.  Now, if I have something that needs repair, I just go there, park
BM> right in front, call them on my cell phone, tell them that I'm out here and
BM> unable to get in; can they come out and get my [whatever] and fix it?  And
BM> they do, cheerfully.  They take it inside to fix it, and when they're done
BM> a few minutes, or on another day), I get my item back, and settle up there
BM> the curb.  Works for me.

Here, new business/office buildings, of any size, have to provide
accessibility!

Sounds like you got it figured -- if I had a cell, I'd have more options, but,
alas. . . *sigh* :P

Because I care,
|<+]::-)  (Cyberpope(the Bishop of ROM!))


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