Right, I agree on the intention of ADA. But buildings should be allowed to make reasonable tweaks. My building was built before recycles and computer became a

Right, I agree on the intention of ADA. But buildings should be allowed to make reasonable tweaks. My building was built before recycles and computer became a huge thing. Trash room only has a trash shoot. To dispose compost, I need to take an elevator 30 floors down to dispose compost, which takes a lot of time. If the building could allocate a third of trash rooms to store recycles, rotate them if a resident became disabled, we'd be in a situation where able bodied people are better off and disabled people are no worse off. Instead ADA is too restrictive, so we're in a suboptimal spot