MHS' passenger loading zone on County property is not accessible

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From: charlessands
To: skinsey@co.marin.ca.us; BCrawford@co.marin.ca.us; WCampagna@co.marin.ca.us; BKelley@co.marin.ca.us; fmansourian@co.marin.ca.us; berberian@co.marin.ca.us
Sent: Sun, Feb 7, 2010 9:01 am
Subject: MHS' passenger loading zone on County property is not accessible.

As of today's date February 7, 2009, I am unaware of any Marin County, California's enforcement action taken re: Subject.

Regretfully, I must respectfully request each and every recipient of this email to explain by email, by close of business February 12, 2009, what action you have taken, since on or about May 27, 2009, to require Marin Horizon School (MHS), 305 Montford Avenue, Mill Valley, Marin County, California to:
1) Comply with Board of Supervisors' Resolution 2005-105 Condition of Approval # 49 dated 30 August 2005.;
2) Modify MHS' non-conforming non-accessible student passenger drop-off loading zone within the right-of-way of Melrose Avenue to conform completely and fully to California Building Code (CBC) 1131.B.2 and federal accessibility requirements.

If each and every recipient of this email has taken no action to enforce MHS compliance to 1) and 2) above since on or about May 27 2009 then each and every recipient of this email is respectfully requested to justify why you have taken no action since May 27 2009 to enforce Marin Horizon School’s compliance with Resolution 2005-105 Condition of Approval # 49 and enforce MHS’ complete and full conformance to CBC1131.B.2. and federal accessibility requirements


Respectfully,

Charles D. Sands, Architect
12 Madrone Park Circle
Mill Valley, California 94941