I thought it seemed odd or hypocritical at first but I believe she is actually attempting to force the city to improve conditions for the homeless, more than se

I thought it seemed odd or hypocritical at first but I believe she is actually attempting to force the city to improve conditions for the homeless, more than seeking to enforce clear sidewalks for the sake of accessibility. Whatever the motivation of the lawsuit, the blocking of sidewalks is a legitimate complaint that has come up in other cities such as Portland. Disabled people can’t easily just go around a blocked sidewalk, and anyone else blocking a sidewalk like a homeowner or construction firm would be fined a great deal (like the city did to the federal government last year over fences by the courthouse, up to $500 a day).