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802.4.2 Identification
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802.4.2 Identification
Each designated aisle seat shall be identified by a sign or marker. Advisory 802.4.2 Identification....
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§ 38.27(a)
At least one set of forward-facing seats shall be so designated....
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802.4.2 Identification
Each designated aisle seat shall be identified by a sign or marker. Advisory 802.4.2 Identification....
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F216.13 Trailhead Signs
Where new trail information signs are provided at trailheads on newly constructed or altered trails designed for use by hikers or pedestrians, this section requires the signs to comply with...
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802 Wheelchair Spaces, Companion Seats, and Designated Aisle Seats
Section 802 provides requirements for wheelchair spaces, companion seats, and designated aisle seats in assembly areas. Requirements have been reorganized and renumbered....
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Signage
married to one of them who can’t translate a pictogram, but I think some of it is a learned skill and that, in addition to the fact that it’s easier to make the contrast, it’s also a more universal...
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802 Wheelchair Spaces, Companion Seats, and Designated Aisle Seats
802 Wheelchair Spaces, Companion Seats, and Designated Aisle Seats...
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TACTILE SIGN
TACTILE SIGN. A sign containing raised characters and/or symbols and accompanying Braille.
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Solutions to Enhance Wayfinding (slides 8 -15)
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At least one percent of all fixed seats in all seating areas must be aisle seats with no armrest, or with a removable or folding armrest
• In addition to wheelchair seating locations, at least one percent of all fixed seats in all seating areas must be aisle seats with no armrest, or with a removable or folding...
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Study Questions
Study Questions The purpose of this study was to evaluate a variety of playground surfaces, their ability to meet accessibility requirement, their costs upon initial installation...
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2.1.1
2.1.1 Clearly state the required installed tolerances for critical construction elements. In most cases, it is best to refer to industry standard tolerances or other industry...
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2.1.2
2.1.2 State the required tolerances for elements for which there are no industry standards. These may also include elements for which there is an industry tolerance for one aspect of...
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2.4.1
2.4.1 Based on the methods for measuring compliance, define what remedial actions are acceptable when construction elements exceed tolerances. These may include total replacement,...
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2.3.2
2.3.2 Define the measurement tools that should be used. The acceptable tools should be selected based on the accuracy required and a reasonable balance between the accuracy of the...
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2.1.3
2.1.3 State requirements for critical accumulated tolerances. These are instances where individual products and installation procedures may conform to industry standard tolerances...
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TACTILE SIGN
A sign containing raised characters and/or symbols and accompanying Braille.
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TACTILE SIGN
A sign containing raised characters and/or symbols and accompanying Braille.
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Contrast and wayfinding, short-term and long-term
It was a matter of the design team relooking at a problem and coming up with design solutions; [to assure] that many of the decisions that they were making were not made to be barriers to...
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Figure 11B-407.2.3.1 Floor designation
SECTION TITLE NOTES Figure 11B-407.2.3.1 Floor designation....
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11B-101.1 General
The requirements are to be applied during the design, construction, additions to, and alteration of sites, facilities, buildings, and elements to the extent required by Chapter 1, Section...
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2 - Specifications
When tolerances do not exist and there are no clear standards, disputes arise and the courts may decide the issue, with the accompanying cost and time implications for the design professional...