Elevator: The elevator lacks audible signals in the hallways to indicate arrival and direction of elevator car (1991 ADA Stds 4.10.4; 2010 ADA Stds 407.2.2.1)....
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Expert Report of James L.E. Terry, Evan Terry Associates, LLC (August 9, 2018)
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M301.2.1 Transfer Surface Height
The left side shows a flush mounted lift as in the down position while the right side shows it in its elevated position....
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Avoid the extremes of surface reflectivity and contrast (slides 11 and 13)
Somebody had this idea to paint graphics on the stairs so that, if you elevated the stair, you’d have a picture [A photo of the main exit stair is not available]....
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Issue 10: What are the recommendations for long-term activities?
The simplest ones – Fred brought up the issue of elevators and the way the numbers are portrayed on the elevators. For us at VA, that’s a no-brainer....
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Accessible Routes
Limited-use/limited-application elevators (LULA’s) and platform lifts may be provided as part of the accessible route serving the load and unload area....
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Mobility
And the changes in surface elevation – ramps on sidewalks – these types of things....
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CASI Accessibility Construction Inspection Checklist
The building inspector must assess the elevations and slopes of the existing streets and sidewalks, location of existing buildings, existing drainage and other physical conditions of the...
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CALBO Accessibility Construction Inspection Checklist
The building inspector must assess the elevations and slopes of the existing streets and sidewalks, location of existing buildings, existing drainage and other physical conditions of the...
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11B-216.6 Entrances
where the accessible route diverges from the route for the general public and should be located at decision points (for example where the path to the stairs diverges from the path to an elevator...
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Section 36.406(e) Housing at a Place of Education
use areas, while under the 2004 ADAAG as it applies to other types of facilities, multistory private facilities must have elevators unless they meet very specific exceptions....
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Ability Self-Assessment
Yes No Can you use the two-way communication devices installed in the elevators and areas of refuge/ rescue assistance?...
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3.4 Some Basic Principles of Reasonable Accommodation
For example: An employer provides an employee lunchroom with food and beverages on the second floor of a building that has no elevator....
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Title II Public Entity Facilities Compliance Fact Sheet
The elevator exemption contained at section 4.1.3(5) and section 4.1.6(1)(j) of ADAAG shall not apply to facilities constructed by, on behalf of, or for the use of a public entity or entities...
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Examples of Contractor Cases
In this case, it was found that there was merely a slightly elevated risk, and that a remote possibility of future injury was not sufficient to disqualify an otherwise qualified person....
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A. About Appendices 1 and 2
To identify all architectural barriers, you must refer to one of the applicable design standards – either the ADA Standards for Accessible Design (excluding the elevator exception contained...
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Expert opinion on current literature
Movement patterns and muscular demands during posterior transfers toward an elevated surface in individuals with spinal cord injury. Spinal Cord. 2005;43(2):74-84. 7. ...
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General Tips
Potted plants, benches, ashtrays, trash cans, and other items blocking access to ramps, railings, and elevator call buttons....
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Checklist
Small emergencies can include a medical emergency, a traffic accident, being trapped in an elevator, or stuck on the road for hours, and a power outage that may last up to two days....
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EVACUATION
People with a mobility disability may need assistance leaving a building without a working elevator....
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11B-216.6 Entrances
where the accessible route diverges from the route for the general public and should be located at decision points (for example where the path to the stairs diverges from the path to an elevator...
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11B-809.8 Doors
The floor or landing at primary entry doors, required exit doors, and secondary exit doors where a change in elevation occurs between the interior and the exterior surface of the floor or...
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XI. Overview of Americans with Disabilities Act Accessibility Guidelines for New Construction and Alterations
The Guidelines contain general design ("technical") standards for building and site elements, such as parking, accessible routes, ramps, stairs, elevators, doors, entrances, drinking fountains...
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Common Use Circulation Paths in Employee Work Areas
technical requirements for accessible routes due to the size or function of the area: • Employee work areas, or portions of employee work areas, that are less than 300 square feet and are elevated...