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F216.1 General
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Emergency Planning
Emergency planning must be done well in advance for all events, and it is important to know that facilities and their staff members are prepared. During your inspection, be sure...
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4. Tips for People with Mobility Disabilities
If you join a fitness center, you want to have the same access to all areas, programs and services as other members of the facility. Accessibility issues and barriers are different...
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4.1 Plan Ahead
When looking for a fitness center or preparing to visit a center for the first time, it is helpful to ask questions ahead of time. These questions may help identify potential...
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Section 35.151(g) Assembly areas (Section-by-Section Analysis)
underneath, or cover the wheelchair spaces and companion seats with temporary platforms on top of which they place risers of conventional seating....
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Site Selection
This can help both parties understand their responsibilities, particularly if any temporary measures will be taken to ensure access during your event....
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Communicating With Individuals Who Are Deaf or Hard of Hearing
Event and facility staff should receive guidance and training on how to interact with your attendees (see customer service training materials). The following information will help...
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Considerations When Hiring an Interpreter
Consider the following factors when hiring interpreters for a meeting: Length and type of meeting: If the meeting will last two hours or more, you will need to have at least...
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Speech To Text Translation Services
Another way of making spoken information accessible to some people who are Deaf or hard of hearing is through the use of speech-to-text services such as Communication Access...
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Best Practice Recommendations for Layout Planning
Keep these recommendations in mind as you plan the layout of seating, tables, and other elements: Accessible restrooms should be on the same floor as meeting rooms. If...
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Access to Printed or Visual Materials
Printed materials can be a significant barrier for people who have visual, learning, and cognitive disabilities. Therefore, it is important to have alternate format options...
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3.5 Other Tips for Increasing Access
Other issues can make using a fitness center difficult, such as bringing a service animal with you, using lockers, attending group classes, and using swimming pools. The following...
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Section 35.151(g) Assembly Areas (Section-by-Section Analysis)
Section 35.151(g)(2) adds the prohibition that the seating may not be placed on temporary platforms or other movable structures. ...
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Principles of Universal Design
Universal Design Principles of Universal Design1 ◼ PRINCIPLE ONE: Equitable Use - The design is useful and marketable to any group of users. ◼ PRINCIPLE TWO: Flexibility...
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Universal Design in Practice
Universal Design in Practice 1. Look at the Big Picture 2. Read the Requirements 3. Don't Assume What Future Users Can't Do 4. Find the Right Products 5. Select...
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F208 Parking Spaces
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208 Parking Spaces
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208 Parking Spaces
208 Parking Spaces
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The Presentation Area / Speaker’s Platform Design and Considerations
Two layouts are provided here, and either could be adapted for additional presentation elements. Both layouts incorporate presentation screens that are easily viewed from all...
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11B-208 Parking spaces.
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11B-208 Parking spaces
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Finding Sign Language Interpreters
The Registry of Interpreters for the Deaf (RID): RID is the national certifying body for interpreters and all nationally certified interpreters are required to maintain...