Hudson's Commission on Disabilities received Select Board approval to use accessible parking violation fees for disability programs. Pam Helinek reported that the town's Accounting office has already established the required separate account.
Commission on Disabilities planned proposal to use parking ticket revenue for programs. The commission expected approximately $3,000 to $5,000 annually from parking tickets.
Hudson Commission on Disabilities voted unanimously to support a Hudson Land Trust trail project.
The Commission on Disabilities heard an ADA exemption request from bar owner Nilton Freitas and discussed alternatives to the sought waiver. Freitas seeks exemption from providing accessible entrance and bathroom for Amaia Martini Bar at 176 Main Street, citing historic property status.
The Hudson Commission on Disabilities authorized an ADA Transition Plan update grant application.
Commission on Disabilities discussed high school civic project on aging and disabilities. Heather Wiatrowski from Hudson High School explained that her Human Body Systems students would work with downtown Hudson businesses to highlight facilities beneficial to aging and disabled people.
Hudson's Commission on Disabilities reviewed a Master Plan and raised an accessibility concern regarding downtown parking at its January 20 meeting. Chair Andrea Erickson convened the full five-member commission with staff member Pam Helinek and public attendees.
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