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Federal plan to mandate handicapped access for all public pools temporarily delayedWashington TimesMar. 16, 2012 |
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 The Justice Department on Thursday issued a 60-day stay of execution for hundreds of thousands of public pools which had been required to install ramps and wheelchair lifts by today or else face lawsuits over violating disability laws. President Obama in 2010 dramatically expanded the rules for access under the Americans with Disabilities Act, and the new regulations mean that every publicly accessible pool — from municipal facilities to hotels — must have two "accessible means of entry," at least one of which must be a ramp or wheelchair lift. Spas must also have either a lift or a transfer system to help the disabled enter them, under the new rules. Under the law, non-compliant facilities can be sued — and some lawmakers feared a bonanza for lawyers eager to capitalize. Read More 
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