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11B-101.2 Reserved
; (9) Installing offset hinges to widen doorways; (10) Eliminating a turnstile or providing an alternative accessible path; (11) Installing accessible door hardware;...
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101.2 Effect on Removal of Barriers in Existing Facilities
display racks, and other furniture; (5) Repositioning telephones; (6) Adding raised markings on elevator control buttons; (7) Installing flashing alarm lights; (8) Widening doors...
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11B-101.2 Reserved
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11B-101.2 Reserved.
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I. Steps to Ensure Access for All in Emergencies and Disasters
Consider using telephone calls, auto-dialed TTY (teletypewriter) messages, text messaging, emails, and even direct door-to-door contact with pre-registered individuals....
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3. Camera
A good photograph showing the tape measure being used to measure the accessibility of a feature such as a door is an excellent way of documenting ADA compliance as well as accessibility...
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POLLING PLACE ACCESSIBILITY IS REQUIRED BY THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT
private facilities are used as polling places, public entities may ensure Election Day accessibility of a polling place by using low-cost temporary measures, such as portable ramps or door...
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Open Captioning (or Other Technologies) as an Option for Compliance (Section-by-Section Analysis)
For this approach to be effective, movie theaters should clearly and conspicuously advertise at the ticket offices and at the doors to each auditorium the process, procedures, and time periods...
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3. The Legislative History of the ADA
ADA and the Department’s commentary in the preamble to the 1991 regulation make clear that although Congress was not requiring open captioning of movies in 1990, it was leaving open the door...
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216 Signs
Exceptions: Exterior signs that are not located at the door to the space they serve shall not be required to comply with 703.2. New: Requirement for exterior signs....
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Talking Three-Dimensional Models for Way-finding
These layers are: element name (for example, “Centre Street”, “Bus Stop”); location (in respect to the current position in front of the model); functional description; and locations of doors...