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e) UPhAS

76. Kirola complains that the City's facilities transition plan, i.e., UPhAS, fails to require the removal of barriers that deny program access until the particular facility is scheduled for renovation. Dkt. 662, 13:27-14:4. Yet, no evidence has been presented that Kirola has been deprived of meaningful access to any program, service or activity because of the lack of access improvements at an existing facility. Though Kirola complained of purported barriers at a few libraries and pools, there is no evidence that she was denied meaningful access to other facilities within San Francisco or the City's programs and services in their entirety. Moreover, every library Kirola uses regularly was completely renovated prior to trial, and the three pools about which she complained have since been renovated or are scheduled for renovation. The Court thus finds that Kirola's has not shown that she suffered any injury that stems from UPhAS.

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