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ADA advisory committee reviews old-business updates, discusses CDAC funding and membership change

ADA Advisory Advocacy Committee for People with Disabilities · January 12, 2026
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Summary

The committee reviewed ongoing facility and funding items under Old Business, heard that OGS is seeking supplemental BET funding and that the JCS elevator awaits inspection, and discussed Community Development Advisory Committee block grants and an impending membership change by Alan Gunzburg.

At its Jan. 12, 2022 meeting in Greenwich, the ADA Advisory Advocacy Committee for People with Disabilities recorded several administrative and program updates and heard new-business items about block grants and planned ADA improvements.

Under "Old Business," the committee noted that OGS is seeking supplemental funding from the BET and said the related project is progressing. Committee members also reported that the JCS elevator has been installed and that a few details remain to be finalized before requesting inspection. The record also states the committee went out to bid for phase 3 and 4 and that interviews for those bids were to be conducted the following week.

Tyler Fairbairn spoke about the Community Development Advisory Committee, which the minutes say is responsible for receiving block grant funds and directing them to Greenwich nonprofits. Committee member Alan Gunzburg announced he is stepping down; the minutes indicate the open seat is a two-year term. Meeting discussion also noted that ADA improvements were included in upcoming budgets for Parks & Recreation and the Department of Public Works.

Procedural actions recorded in the minutes included approval of minutes and adjournment. The minutes show that Veronica Chiavaroli moved to approve the minutes (listed as "from 11/10/2025" in the record) and Bob Chaney seconded the motion; the record indicates the motion carried. The document also records that the meeting adjourned at 10:03 a.m. on a motion by Alan Gunzburg and seconded by Stephanie Paulmeno. The stated date for the approved minutes (Nov. 10, 2025) appears inconsistent with the Jan. 12, 2022 meeting date listed at the top of the record; that discrepancy is noted here because it affects what was approved.

No formal votes with tallies were recorded in the transcript beyond the motions described above, and no ordinance, resolution, or contract actions were taken during this session.