Realty Income Corporation Hit with Suit Over Excessive Parking Lot Slopes

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Allegedly inaccessible parking lots and paths of travel are at the center of a proposed class action filed in Pennsylvania against Realty Income Corporation. The plaintiffs, who both depend on wheelchairs for mobility, claim their access to the defendant’s facilities in Pittsburgh and Aurora, Colorado was impeded due to excessive slopes in “purportedly accessible parking space” and excessively sloped building entrances.

Citing alleged Americans with Disabilities Act violations, the case, in addition to the Pittsburgh and Aurora facilities, claims properties owned by the defendant in Littleton, Colorado; Glendale, Phoenix and Goodyear, Arizona; Urbandale, Des Moines, and Ankeny, Iowa; Maple Shade, Mount Holly and Trenton, New Jersey; and Chula Vista, California also contain barriers that allegedly pose accessibility issues.