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
Littleton Disability Commission backs a sixth statewide Braille trail, presses Parks and Recreation on a stalled Fay Park fix. Chair Diane Crory and members George A.
Littleton Disability Commission unanimously backs Lupoli Companies' 550 King Street ADA plan. Vice Chair George A Sanders moved to support the project, which received full Planning Board approval and includes 85 parking spaces on the ground level, with 11 designated as handicap-accessible. The
Littleton Disability Commission presses for early ADA compliance input on town projects. Vice Chair George A Sanders expressed concern that the Commission has been excluded from planning stages at 550 King Street and 410 Great Road, only to discover compliance issues after construction begins.
Littleton Disability Commission monitors accessibility initiatives and housing development as permitting advances. Vice Chair Erich Manser reported that mandatory ADA Title II website improvements remain on schedule for an April 2027 deadline, with website controller CivicPlus providing compliant
The Littleton Disability Commission seeks a budget increase for training and transportation. The four-member commission voted unanimously to request the enhanced budget allocation, with member Erich Manser leading discussion of a town transportation study to be conducted by Schools Director Liz
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