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This is a screenshot of the floor plan of one residential floor of the building. Looks like the plan is for about 6 or 7 residences per floor, 1 bedroom apartments with a small office space, plus a trash chute area. The trash chute is the only area where a 5 foot turning radius is marked out for wheelchair accessibility.

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This is a screenshot of the floor plan of one residential floor of the building. Looks like the plan is for about 6 or 7 residences per floor, 1 bedroom apartments with a small office space, plus a trash chute area. The trash chute is the only area where a 5 foot turning radius is marked out for wheelchair accessibility.
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Crystal Huff (they/them) (crystalvisits@mas.wrong.tools)'s status on Tuesday, 18-Mar-2025 17:40:30 JST Crystal Huff (they/them)
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Tori asks about the project being by-right. They have to get site plan approval, and MR5 needs a special permit for residential use.
I ask again about accessibility and wheelchair turning radius. They demonstrate wheelchair turning radius in the trash room toward the middle of the floor plan, but that also makes it obvious that the rest of the apartments aren't currently wheelchair-ready.

In conversation about 3 months ago from mas.wrong.tools permalink