The House and Senate then passed the ADA in final form on July 12 and 13, 1990. On July 26, before about 3,000 persons, President Bush signed the ADA into law as Public Law 101-336....
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Enshrining the ADA: House-Senate Conference and the Signing
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A. Scoping Requirements for Units with Mobility Features
The final rule addresses the different types of sites on which emergency transportable housing units are installed....
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Section 1630.16(f) Health Insurance, Life Insurance, and Other Benefit Plans
This provision is not intended to disrupt the current regulatory structure for self-insured employers....
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Q1: What disability-related Federal laws does OCR enforce?
Pursuant to a delegation by the Attorney General of the United States, OCR shares in the enforcement of Title II for all programs, services, and regulatory activities relating to the operation...
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Q11: What must a school district do for a student who has a disability but does not need any special education or related services?
Further, the student is still a person with a disability, and so is protected by Section 504's general nondiscrimination prohibitions and Title II's statutory and regulatory requirements...
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8. A condominium (or apartment) development has to comply only with CBC Chapter 11A.
The specific accessibility requirements based on funding, ownership and/or type of use may trigger different regulatory requirements under both the state and federal standards and regulations...
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Personal Assistants and Service Animals
While there are no regulatory requirements for accommodating assistants in the event, typically assistants are not charged any conference or meeting fees....
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Building on Foundations
Equally important was the ADA’s legislative foundation in the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and regulatory foundation resulting from the Rehabilitation Act of 1973....
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Section 37.57 Required Cooperation
Since cooperation is also a regulatory requirement, however, the Department could entertain a section 504 complaint against a recipient of Federal funds who failed to cooperate....
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Seating Accommodations
The final rule continues this approach....
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Automatic Doors
The reference to these standards in section 105.2 has been updated in the final rule to refer to the most recent editions: ANSI/BHMA A156.10‒1999 Power- Operated Pedestrian Doors and the...
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2. Standing Supports
MDE Advisory Committee Report, 136-137, available at https://www.access-board.gov/guidelines-and-standards/health-care/about-this-rulemaking/advisory-committee-final-report. ...
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Breast Platform [M303.4.1]
Breast Platform [M303.4.1] Recommendation: The final recommendation for the minimum height of the breast platform is 26 inches from the floor to the top of the breast platform....
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b. Exception for Base Support Allowance and Unobstructed Knee and Toe Space
MDE Advisory Committee Report, 123-127, available at https://www.access-board.gov/guidelines-and-standards/health-care/about-this-rulemaking/advisory-committee-final-report....
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2.3. Upfront Costs
The Final RA assesses the costs of acquiring the equipment necessary to provide closed movie captioning and audio description in auditoriums exhibiting digital movies. Â ...
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Re: Service Counters
This distinction is made in the DOJ analysis and would also apply in the CBC. ...
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Appendix One: List of References
Enabling environments: Measuring the impact of environment on disability and rehabilitation. Ed. E. Steinfeld and G. S. Danford. New York, NY, Kluwer Academic/Plenum Publishers....
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