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DESCRIPTION:Date/Time: Tuesday\, November 17th\, 2015 from 10:00 AM PST -
  11:30 AM PST\n\nLocation: Webinar\n\nDescription: This 90-minute webina
 r will feature David Barton of the Northwest ADA Center. David will discus
 s Outdoor Developed Areas including camping facilities\, picnic facilities
 \, viewing areas\, trails\, and beach access routes\, and how these relate
  to the accessibility requirements put out by the Access Board in 2013.\n\
 nThe new guidelines provide a great opportunity for all outdoor planners a
 nd managers to identify ways to make their recreational systems more susta
 inable and available to more hikers while maintaining the character of the
  setting and reducing maintenance costs in the long term.  Effective Nove
 mber 25\, 2013 the U.S. Access Board issued a final rule that amends the A
 rchitectural Barriers Act Accessibility Guidelines by adding scoping and t
 echnical requirements for Outdoor Developed Areas including camping facili
 ties\, picnic facilities\, viewing areas\, trails\, and beach access route
 s.  These guidelines apply to outdoor sites managed by the Federal govern
 ment\, including national parks and recreation areas covered by the Archit
 ectural Barriers Act.  \n\nThis webinar session will provide participants
  with the opportunity to better understand these guidelines highlighting t
 he different accessible route requirements in exterior built environments 
 by focusing on trails and outdoor recreation access routes.  The presente
 r will also review other "outdoor constructed features" including camping 
 and picnic areas.  This session will explain which agencies and lands are
  covered under these new guidelines\, and how recreational facilities on n
 on-federal lands can benefit from using these guidelines and best practice
 s. \n\nLive Closed Captioning will be provided for this webinar.\n\nParti
 cipants have the option of requesting CRCC credits or a Letter of Attendan
 ce.\n\nLearning Objectives\n\n\n	\n	Understand the major provisions of the
  ABA Accessibility Guidelines and the details of trails\, camping\, and pi
 cnic areas\n	\n	\n	Discuss the general scoping and technical provisions in
 cluding the application of the conditions for exceptions\;\n	\n	\n	Learn h
 ow federal agencies will apply the trail and recreational facility guideli
 nes for accessibility\n	\n	\n	Learn about resources for accessible trails 
 and other outdoor recreation facilities.\n	\n\n\nRegistration:\n\n\n	\n	Re
 quired\n	\n	\n	Cost- $45\n	\n	\n	Registration for this webinar will close 
 24 hours before the session begins.\n	\n	\n	Register HERE\n	\n\n\n​For a
 ssistance with registration:\nMiranda Levy\nNorthwest ADA Center\nPhone: 4
 25-774-2303\nEmail: levym@uw.edu\n\nFor assistance with payment:\nChristi
 ne Clark\ncc43@uw.edu\n(425) 771-7429\n
SUMMARY:Accessible Outdoor Recreation Trails\, Camping\, and Picnic Areas W
 ebinar
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