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6320 North Center Drive, Potomac Building #15, Suite 100

Norfolk, VA 23502

 

August 14, 2003

 

Mr. Matt Rogers

Executive Director

Verizon Wireless Virginia Beach Amphitheater

3550 Cellar Door Way

Virginia Beach, Va. 23456

 

Dear Mr. Rogers:

 

This letter is from the Transition Advocacy Team.  We met today and received a report from Richard Dipeppe from the Endependence Center on your meeting at the Amphitheater.  We are excited that you met with Mr. DiPeppe and Mark Wawner from the City of Virginia Beach.  Our Team would like to thank you for considering our proposal to provide accessible lawn seating at the Virginia Beach Amphitheater.

 

It is the hope of the members of our Team that the modifications will be done by next season.  We would also like to offer our assistance to advertise the new accessibility in any way that we can help, radio or TV commercials, writing letters to the editor, or through a story in the Virginia Pilot.  We were the focus of a story in the Pilot when we advocated for the Spirit of Norfolk to make their ticket booth accessible, and have a relationship with the paper. 

 

The Advocacy Team would like to continue to work with the Amphitheater and the City of Virginia Beach toward achieving accessibility on the lawn.  We would like to invite you, other Amphitheater staff, and Mark Wawner and his staff to our next Advocacy Team meeting.  We would like to meet you in person and be able to discuss why we feel this is an important issue. 

 

Our next Advocacy Team meeting is Friday, September 05, 2003 from 4:30-6:30pm at the Endependence Center, 6320 North Center Drive, Suite 100.  Please contact Ms. Lisbet Ward, our staff contact at the Endependence Center if you will be available to attend, at 461-8007.

 

Sincerely,

 

members of Transition Advocacy Team

 

 

The Transition Advocacy Team is a group of young adults with disabilities who work to remove barriers and increase accessibility for persons with disabilities to the communities of the Tidewater area.

 

 

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