As I walked down from the boardwalk on 22nd Ave. Sept. 4, I was surprised. There was actually a sign there for the first time that read "this ramp is not at mobility standards." While this is a good start, why not take it a step further and actually repair the ramp so that it meets mobility standards. Perhaps a z ramp that appears on some of the streets leading to the boardwalk? The boardwalk needs to be available to all citizens, not a select few. This is not only a right and fair thing to do, it is also the law under the disabilities act.