Fine. Some needs to please pass on!! That's what this site is for.

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This issue would seem to be a problem with several downtown establishments who appear to have creeped closer to the curb thus making more difficult for chair bound citizens. Send someone out Friday evening with a tape measure. No compliance, remove permit for sidewalk seating. Simple.

I've taken pictures. I contacted DPD via email today. See if they'll get on it. I used the "foot step" measurement strategy. 22" is the space.

If you have any questions or concerns, please contact the DPD at 978-446-7200

I'm curious if they get to include the curb in measuring. 22" shouldn't be enough for a large wheelchair. May have to look up ADA specs.

Specs of largest wheelchair I found: BCW 600 Heavy Duty Wheelchair | 1800wheelchair.com
BCW 600 Heavy Duty Wheelchair | 1800wheelchair.com
http://www.1800wheelchair.com/product/bcw-advantage-heavy-duty-wheelchair/

34-inch Seat Width 34?
34-inch Seat Depth 20?
34-inch Seat Height 20.5? or 22?
34-inch Back Height 16?
34-inch Overall Width 43?
34-inch Overall Depth 33?
34-inch Overall Height 41? - 42.5?

Forwarded to DPD, Code Enforcement/Inspectional Services for action

FWIW, the ? = " (inches). Not sure why it changed when I posted.

Stephanie Jarosz designou esta questão a David Ouellette

Discontinuing the use of SeeClickFix

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