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San Francisco medallion holders urge board to examine MTA policies and ADA compliance
Summary
Multiple medallion holders told the Board of Appeals that city code and MTA actions conflict with Prop K and ADA protections, alleging disabled medallion holders were removed from the surrender-sales program and urging the board to investigate. The board said appeals cited are not before it now.
Marcela Fonseca, a career cab driver and K medallion holder, told the San Francisco Board of Appeals on Dec. 1 that the Municipal Transportation Agency’s recent enforcement and program changes are harming long-time medallion owners.
"The MTA in the city of San Francisco [is] preying on us," Fonseca said, and she alleged the agency removed permanently disabled medallion holders from participation in the medallion surrender-sales program on Sept. 7, 2021. Fonseca said municipal code language conflicts…
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