(1) It is the policy of HUD to encourage States and units of general local government to include, in their existing procedures for the review and approval of newly constructed covered multifamily...
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§100.205(g)(1)
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§ 35.108(d)(2)(i)
(i) The principles set forth in the rules of construction in this section are intended to provide for more generous coverage and application of the ADA's prohibition on discrimination through...
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§ 37.5(b)
individuals with disabilities, an entity shall not, on the basis of disability, deny to any individual with a disability the opportunity to use the entity's transportation service for the general...
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§ 38.123(a)
(a) If a restroom is provided for the general public, and an accessible restroom is required by §38.111 (a) and (e) of this part, it shall be designed so as to allow a person using a wheelchair...
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Marc Dubin, Esq.
I served as a Senior Trial Attorney in the Disability Rights Section of the Justice Department, responsible for nationwide enforcement of the ADA and Section 504 on behalf of the United...
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Example 2: Without Cooking Facilities
The following is a general analysis of the compliance requirements for these elements. Storage: Must comply with 225 and 811. Sink: Must comply with 212.3 and 606....
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Effective Communication
Generally this part of the regulations applies to people who are deaf, people who are hard of hearing, people who are blind, people with low vision and people with speech disabilities. ...
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Choice of Device
A facility may be required to allow a type of device that is generally prohibited when being used by someone without a disability when it is being used by a person who needs it because of...
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Visual Alarms [4.28.3]
Visual Alarms [4.28.3] In general, it is not sufficient to install visual signals only at audible alarm locations....
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12209(c)(4) Definition of instrumentalities
.-- For purposes of this section, instrumentalities of the Congress include the following: the Architect of the Capitol, the Congressional Budget Office, the General Accounting Office, the...
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§104.53 Drug and alcohol addicts.
A recipient to which this subpart applies that operates a general hospital or outpatient facility may not discriminate in admission or treatment against a drug or alcohol abuser or alcoholic...
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4.16.4 Grab Bars
Among the various specifications for grab bars in general, including diameter, spacing, and structural strength (ADAAG 4.26) and for toilets in particular, including length and positioning...
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About This Tool Kit
Chapter 3, General Effective Communication Requirements Under Title II of the ADA (HTML) | PDF: Chapter 3 explains what it means for communication to be “effective,” which auxiliary aids...
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CONSENT DECREE
The Department is also authorized to bring a civil action on behalf of the United States in federal court if the Attorney General has reasonable cause to believe that any person or group...
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BACKGROUND
In collaboration with the Board, EFE deployed over 200 staff and trained volunteers during the November 2016 General Election to review the accessibility of nearly all of the Board's polling...
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A. ADA Basics for Emergency Management
nonprofit organizations, and religious entities.2 Under Title II of the ADA, emergency programs, services, activities, and facilities must be accessible to people with disabilities 3 and generally...
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1.9.1.1.2
The Department of General Services requires newly leased facilities, and lease renewals, to be accessible by first surveying the facility for code compliance and then making necessary corrections...
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1.9.1.1.2
The Department of General Services requires newly leased facilities, and lease renewals, to be accessible by first surveying the facility for code compliance and then making necessary corrections...
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11B-206.2.3 Multi-story buildings and facilities
of a health care provider, a terminal, depot or other station used for specified public transportation, an airport passenger terminal, or another type of facility as determined by the Attorney...
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11B-502.3.3 Marking
As hatching is generally recognized as a no-parking area, this difference in contrast assists drivers by providing a conspicuous visual deterrent to parking in the loading and unloading...
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11B-502.3.3 Marking
As hatching is generally recognized as a no-parking area, this difference in contrast assists drivers by providing a conspicuous visual deterrent to parking in the loading and unloading...
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1630.1(c)(1)
(1) In general....