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StumbleBrief: Casino to modify buses, building areas
Tuesday, Nov. 10, 1998 | 2:14 a.m.
The suit was filed by wheelchair users Frank Stephens and Ronald Ray Smith in 1996. Smith said though he would have preferred a more immediate timetable, he was pleased with the ruling and called it a good first step.
As a result of related negotiations, the Hard Rock agreed to make architectural changes to its bar, ticket sales area and front desk.
Stephens and Smith are members of the non-profit Utah-based Disabled Rights Action Committee, which has targeted various public facilities in the Valley that do not meed ADA requirements.
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