The document is an email from Eileen Feldman, Director of the Community Access Project in Somerville, following up from an Architectural Access Board hearing regarding 50 pedestrian locations needing accessibility remediation. It provides 3 priorities for how the locations should be addressed: prioritizing locations near government/public services, transportation, public accommodations, health facilities, and dense residential areas. It also notes funding from CDBG should supplement, not replace, the city's efforts. Finally, it questions the claim that none of the locations pose public safety issues, as any code violations by definition impact public safety.