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jboord
Guest
We belong to a private, member owned country club in California. My wife suffered a stroke and requires a handicap restroom. The club maintains that since it is private and member owned, there is not a legal requirement to provide such restroom facilities.
I maintain that there is a requirement because (a) the club employees have a right to such facilities, (b) the club rents out its eating facilities to private parties such as weddings where no member takes part in the parties, and (c) the club allows the golf course to be used for golf tournaments that are largely non member participative.
I would appreciate any council on the applicability of ADA or any Cal law supporting a position that the Club must provide handicap restroom facilities. Thank you
I maintain that there is a requirement because (a) the club employees have a right to such facilities, (b) the club rents out its eating facilities to private parties such as weddings where no member takes part in the parties, and (c) the club allows the golf course to be used for golf tournaments that are largely non member participative.
I would appreciate any council on the applicability of ADA or any Cal law supporting a position that the Club must provide handicap restroom facilities. Thank you