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Resident tells Minot council city is "consistently not enforcing ADA requirements" for downtown projects
Summary
At a Nov. 3 personal-appearance slot, a resident raised multiple accessibility complaints — sidewalks that do not continue blocks, building doors lacking ADA push buttons, and unfinished pedestrian paths — and urged third-party oversight of ADA planning and inspections.
At the personal-appearances portion of Minot’s Nov. 3 meeting, a resident identified by the mayor’s call as Billy Gunderson criticized the city’s enforcement of Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) requirements across several downtown projects.
Gunderson said sidewalks and curb work completed before the council’s August meeting do not meet ADA standards and cited…
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