Littleton Disability Commission backs Braille trail project
Littleton Disability Commission unanimously backs new Braille trail, accelerates Fay Park access plan. Vice Chair George A Sanders, SR moved to support a Braille trail at Yapp Trail, a 0.32-mile loop that would be Massachusetts' sixth such trail. The commission also committed to accelerating ADA
Disability Commission · Meeting of July 17, 2026
Littleton Disability Commission unanimously backs new Braille trail, accelerates Fay Park access plan. Vice Chair George A Sanders, SR moved to support a Braille trail at Yapp Trail, a 0.32-mile loop that would be Massachusetts' sixth such trail. The commission also committed to accelerating ADA compliance improvements at Fay Park in response to an accessibility complaint regarding park events, moving beyond the Parks and Recreation Department's 2030 timeline.
Chair Diane Crory said the board would not wait five years to address accessibility barriers.
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Source: the Disability Commission meeting of July 17, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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