Maybe that's why you "used" to install sidewalks.
Every General and Concrete contractor I ever dealt with on the design or inspection end of construction have always charged extra for ramps. Even from scratch.
as for what I addressed originally, replacing perfectly good curb, gutter and sidewalk. My post stands.
perhaps you should spend a few days confined to a wheelchair. then perhaps you can understand why there needs to be ramps on sidewalks.
We had an administration that refused to put automatic door openers - like most shopping malls have. We managed to have them spens one work day (7-8 hours) in a wheelchair. Within three weeks we had automatic door openers.
No. I "used to" because now my physical condition prevents me from the joy of working. I installed a series of sidewalks with ramps about 4 months before I became disabled.
as for what I addressed originally, replacing perfectly good curb, gutter and sidewalk. My post stands.
You might note that my first post to you defended your position regarding replacing perfectly good curb, gutter, and sidewalk. I simply stated that when rebuilding or building as new, handicapped access should be allowed for.