In the instance of Zinnie's, the barrier is seemingly simple and inexpensive to remove, advocates sent the message that access is the smart choice. The real cost is ignoring the business of people with disabilities Since the 1990 Americans with Disabilities Act, more people with disabilities are able to participate in community activities.
Businesses can draw on more customers from the neighborhood or just around the corner.
Access issues limit business from persons with disabilities, their family and friends. An accessible business can expect the increased business from the expanding influence from persons with disabilities, while the inaccessible business will have no market feedback. There is also a tax deduction and a tax credit for compliance costs that can be managed over several years. There's nothing wrong with having a disability. MCIL would like feedback on the accessibility of this website.