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> There can certainly be reasonable limits (for example, noncompliant buildings that predate the ADA were not torn down). And yet, here we are, with a building
by tetrep 10y ago
> There can certainly be reasonable limits (for example, noncompliant buildings that predate the ADA were not torn down).
And yet, here we are, with a building build after the ADA, that is noncompliant. It's too expensive to make it compliant, so the only legal option is to tear it down.
While I understand the strive for equality, the destruction of information is a price that should not have to be paid in today's world.
- pessimizer 10y agoThe question is why would you build a non-compliant building after the ADA, and what is a regulation if it's not enforced?
- AjithAntony 10y agoRight. What was going through the head of the producers of those 20,000 videos, flouting the regulations for all that time.