[nagdu] Fw: Proposed Act Regarding Service Dogs fromthe stateof Maine.

[The Pawpower Pack]

Under the ADA, most stores are required to give a certain number of feet to aisle clearance space. If the store is not doing this, then they are IMHO, asking for trouble.  This is not just a service dog or blind issue, but the same struggle would be faced by someone with a wheelchair, or walker.
If I go into a store, and cannot get through the aisle, either with a dog or in a wheelchair, and something gets broken, the store is responsible to make sure there is enough clearance. 
  
It is the responsibility of the store to make sure that they are ADA compliant. 


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> On Mar 2, 2015, at 12:12 PM, Debby Phillips via nagdu <nagdu at nfbnet.org> wrote:
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> Whether I liked it or not, I would have to pay for such.  There are lots of shops where aisles are narrow and there's stuff everywhere.  As for dessert trays, they will put them where they can be seen and who better to see them and want them than children? It's a matter of taking responsibility for what my dog or my child, if I had one, does.    Debby
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