"Type" refers to the design of the element (shelving, cabinets, closets) as well as the intended use (coat closets, supply closets)....
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Scoping [4.1.3(12)]
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Introduction
Introduction JAN’s Accommodation and Compliance Series is designed to help employers determine effective accommodations and comply with Title I of the Americans with Disabilities Act...
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Long-Term Research
survey an appropriate children's population to keep up with design needs stemming from the trend toward mainstreaming in our schools....
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Special thanks to:
Thanks to Alice Voigt and Michelle Cook (National Center on Accessibility) for their assistance in the conduct of the Exhibit Design Relating to Low Vision and Blindness workshop and to...
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III-3.4100 Separate programs
Such programs must, however, be specifically designed to meet the needs of the individuals with disabilities for whom they are provided....
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Landings [§405.7]
Landings must be designed to prevent the accumulation of water....
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1.2.5 Ramps
However, when a design slope of 1:12 is indicated a tolerance of +0.5% is reasonable. Many accessibility experts consider a 2% cross slope to be the maximum....
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‘‘1991 Standards’’ and ‘‘2004 ADAAG’’ (Section-by-Section Analysis)
The term ‘‘1991 Standards’’ refers to the ADA Standards for Accessible Design, originally published on July 26, 1991, and republished as Appendix D to part 36....
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11B-308.4 Suggested reach ranges for children
Where building elements such as coat hooks, lockers, or operable parts are designed for use primarily by children, the suggested dimensions of Table 11B-308.4 shall be permitted....
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11B-1008.3 Transfer systems
Designers should minimize the distance between the points where a child transfers from a wheelchair or mobility device and where the elevated play components are located....
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II-3.4100 Separate programs
Such programs must, however, be specifically designed to meet the needs of the individuals with disabilities for whom they are provided....
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11B-1008.3 Transfer systems
Designers should minimize the distance between the points where a child transfers from a wheelchair or mobility device and where the elevated play components are located....
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1002.4.4.2 Side Entry
Where wheelchair spaces are entered only from the side, amusement rides shall be designed to permit sufficient maneuvering clearance for individuals using a wheelchair or mobility aid to...
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216 and 703 Signs
These types of signs include: seat and row designations in assembly areas; occupant names, building addresses; company names and logos; signs in parking facilities (except those identifying...
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Reach Range
Compliance with the reach range requirement when the door is fully open would severely impact the design and size of such appliances. Response....
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5. If there is a significant risk, reasonable accommodation must be considered
A co-worker was designated to alert him with a tap on the shoulder if any dangerous situation should arise....
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Water Closet Centerline and Seat Height
A corresponding change has been made to the provisions for water closets designed for children’s use (604.9.1)....
