My employer has had to tear out a handicapped ramp because the it's 1" too narrow, and the grade is slightly out of what the current standard mandates. There's

My employer has had to tear out a handicapped ramp because the it's 1" too narrow, and the grade is slightly out of what the current standard mandates. There's no grandfathering of this from what I've been told. Our building mgmt claims it was in compliance when it was initially built. So now they jack hammered a ton of concrete out, and are re-pouring it. For a company our size, the cost isn't significant, but I can't imagine that it's a useful expenditure compared to the previous ramp. When I had knee surgery and was on crutches for 6 weeks, I used it daily. Not fun at all, but usable.