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Resident urges stronger ADA enforcement, cites downtown sidewalks and doors
Summary
During public comment on Nov. 3, Billy Gunderson told the Minot council several recent downtown projects and sidewalks fail to meet ADA accessibility or occupancy standards and asked the city to require third‑party oversight of ADA planning and inspections.
Billy Gunderson addressed the Minot City Council during the public comment period on Nov. 3 to raise concerns about Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) compliance in several downtown projects and sidewalks.
Gunderson said he had repeatedly flagged ADA problems to city staff and at Renaissance Zone meetings, and he pointed to specific examples: sidewalks that do not continue a…
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