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Resident and staff split over accessibility fixes for long-running Central Avenue development
Summary
A resident argued a 2016 development didn’t meet current accessibility standards and asked the council to revisit developer obligations; staff said the project met 2016 requirements and reopening settlements would set difficult precedents.
A public exchange about a development approved in 2016 highlighted competing views over who should pay for deferred accessibility and street improvements.
Community member Albert (speaker 18) told the council the development’s built improvements do not meet current accessibility standards and that future street widening could force the city to repave, move trees and remove a retaining wall…
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