Forbes-Ergas Design Associates worked with the Rutherford co-op at 230 E. 15th St. to make its lobby ADA compliant by installing a lift, which was more aesthetically pleasing than a ramp, and also provided an additional package storage cabinet to obscure the lift from view. (Print: Short on Space)
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Forbes-Ergas Design Associates Transforms Building with Modern Lift Installation
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Access for Wheelchair Users
Boards do have discretion regarding steps to take when residents in wheelchairs have accessibility requests.
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One Small Step, One Giant Headache
Reallocating shares – and responsibility.
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Ramping Up
ADA lawsuits are on the rise.
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Reasonable Accommodation
Hubbard vs. Samson Management Corp.
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Reasonable Accommodation
41 legal experts on game-changing laws, rules, and cases.
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Reasonable Accommodations
What happens when a board questions the good faith of an owner’s request for a “reasonable accommodation”?
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How to Deal with the Disabled During Capital Work
Always remember: the needs of disabled residents must be taken into account during disruptive projects.
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A Balancing Act: The Disability Dilemma
When a resident with a disability requests a “reasonable accommodation,” the board has to face a series of decisions.
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Aaron Shmulewitz, Belkin Burden Wenig & Goldman
Applying rules to all residents equally is a board requirement, not an option.
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