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1013.4, Item 2.3
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11B-809.7.2 Changes in level
Ramps complying with Section 11B-405, elevators complying with Section 11B-407 or platform lifts complying with Section 11B-410 shall be provided where changes in level exceed 1/2 inch (...
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11B-809.7.2 Changes in level
Ramps complying with Section 11B-405, elevators complying with Section 11B-407 or platform lifts complying with Section 11B-410 shall be provided where changes in level exceed 1/2 inch (...
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11B-1005.3 Edge protection
In such a design, curbs or barriers are not required. ◼...
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11B-1005.3 Edge protection
In such a design, curbs or barriers are not required. ◼...
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11B-206.7.9 Team or player seating
While the use of platform lifts is allowed, ramps are recommended to provide access to player seating areas serving an area of sport activity. ◼...
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11B-206.7.9 Team or player seating
While the use of platform lifts is allowed, ramps are recommended to provide access to player seating areas serving an area of sport activity. ◼...
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Privacy: ADA Standard Section 707.4
The Department of Justice considers the communication-related elements of ATMs to be auxiliary aids and services, rather than structural elements, to which the safe harbor for elements built...
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Text contained in an image
“Pastel looks up attentively, saying ‘This is me pretending to be interested’ and then yawns, saying ‘and this is me not pretending’.” ...
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Reasonable Modification of Policies, Practices, and Procedures
A municipal zoning ordinance requires a set-back of 12 feet from the curb in residential areas....
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Additions [4.1.5]
They are intended to cover portions of existing buildings altered in an addition, but not those portions that are newly built....
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Are fire extinguishers required to comply with the ADA Standards?
In general, elements that are not fixed or built in, including fire extinguishers, are not required to comply with the ADA Standards....
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505 Handrails
Specifications for handrails in section 505 apply to those provided at ramps, stairs, and along walking surfaces....
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Accessible Routes - Interior and Exterior
Result: Because people who use wheelchairs, walkers, scooters or other mobility aids cannot climb steps or negotiate curbs, people with disabilities are often unable to travel safely...
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Master Lock Mainstream Series ADA Keyed Locks Demonstration Video
This student training video demonstrated how to open the Master Lock 1636MKADA and 1637MKADA Built-In Combination Locks using the student key with the Master Lock 1710-43959 ADA Compliant...
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3. Sidewalk Width
3. ...is the usable width of sidewalks at least 36" wide to accommodate wheelchair travel, even if cars project over the curb onto the sidewalk?...
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Common Problems with Access to Programs, Generally
Ensure that at least one shelter in your community has a back-up generator and a way to keep medications cool; inform the community about the location of this shelter....
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11B-306.2.3 Minimum required depth
The toe clearance shall extend 19 inches (483 mm) minimum under built-in dining and work surfaces required to be accessible by Section 11B-226.1....
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Knee Clearance: Clearance as Measured from Distal Knee Point - Manual Wheelchair
This depicts knee and toe clearance required by manual chair users for forward approach to elements in the built environment (e.g., lavatories, drinking fountains)....
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Knee Clearance: Clearance as Measured from Anterior-Most Abdomen Point - Manual Wheelchair
This depicts knee and toe clearance required by manual chair users for forward approach to elements in the built environment (e.g., dining tables)....
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1.1.9 Horizontal gaps and vertical alignment
local horizontal discontinuities and variations in vertical alignment such as at concrete joints, gaps, grade breaks, and at the interface of concrete with other materials or elements built...
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11B-306.2.3 Minimum required depth
The toe clearance shall extend 19 inches (483 mm) minimum under built-in dining and work surfaces required to be accessible by Section 11B-226.1....
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Before January 26, 1992
Before January 26, 1992 Facilities built before January 26, 1992, are referred to as “pre-ADA” facilities.25 If there is an architectural barrier to accessibility in a pre-ADA facility,...
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The Americans with Disabilities Act
physical changes to their stores or places of business to provide accessibility to wheelchair users and other people with disabilities, the ADA has requirements for existing facilities built...
