If the ARRL-affiliated club maintains a “public facility” (clubhouse?) and Domino’s LOSES, all ARRL club websites must be ADA-compliant. No club house, no problem.

You, Dale, are not my client and this is not legal advice.

Fred Hopengarten, Esq.   K1VR

Six Willarch Road

Lincoln, MA 01773

781.259.0088, k1vr@arrl.org

New England Director

Serving ME, NH, VT, MA, RI and CT

John,

I must ask the question:  What are the implications for every ARRL Affiliated Club that maintains a web site?

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Dale WA8EFK

ADA for websites is in the news again. See article.

 

 

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