(i) Where an existing play area has less than 1000 square feet, it shall be exempt from the provisions of section 240 of the proposed standards;...
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§ 35.150(b)(5)(i)
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[ADA Standards § 4.19.5] Yes No...
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H24
[ADA Standards § 4.17.3] Yes No...
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[ADA Standards § 5.3; 4.3.8] Yes No...
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[ADA Standards § 4.15.4] Yes No...
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§ 36.406(c)(3) Facilities with residential units and transient lodging units
Residential dwelling units that are designed and constructed for residential use exclusively are not subject to the transient lodging standards....
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NOTE
NOTE: Sections 4.1.1 through 4.1.7 are different from ANSI A117.1 in their entirety and are printed in standard type (ANSI A117.1 does not include scoping provisions)....
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§40.1 Purpose.
This part prescribes standards for the design, construction, and alteration of publicly owned residential structures to insure that physically handicapped persons will have ready access...
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Compilation of Instruments and Measurement Methods for Surface Accessibility
Methods for Surface Accessibility During the course of this project the following information was developed as background information to assist industry in developing their guidelines and standards...
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Must accessible routes or crossings be marked?
The ADA Standards require accessible parking spaces and access aisles to be marked, but they do not require accessible routes, including portions crossing vehicular ways, to be marked....
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1.1.7.3 Conflicts
When the requirements of this code conflict with the requirements of any other part of the California Building Standards Code, Title 24, the most restrictive requirements shall prevail....
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§ 37.7(a)
(a) For purposes of this part, a vehicle shall be considered to be readily accessible to and usable by individuals with disabilities if it meets the requirements of this part and the standards...
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1.1.7.3 Conflicts
When the requirements of this code conflict with the requirements of any other part of the California Building Standards Code, Title 24, the most restrictive requirements shall prevail....
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224.6.2 Facilities with Residential Units and Transient Lodging Units
Residential dwelling units that are designed and constructed for residential use exclusively are not subject to the transient lodging standards....
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2.2(b) Record of a Substantially Limiting Condition
relies on any record [such as an educational, medical or employment record] containing such information to make an adverse employment decision about a person who currently is qualified to perform...
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What Testing Accommodations Must Be Provided?
If the objective of the test is to measure one’s ability to solve algebra equations, for example, and the ability to perform basic math computations (e.g., addition, subtraction, multiplication...
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15. When may an employer refuse to hire, terminate, or temporarily restrict the duties of a person who has or had a hearing impairment because of safety concerns?
In making a direct threat assessment, the employer must evaluate the individual's present ability to safely perform the job....
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40. Must an employer ask whether a reasonable accommodation is needed when an employee has not asked for one?
The employer knows about the disability, suspects that the performance problem is a result of the disability, and knows that this employee is unable to ask for a reasonable accommodation...
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Web Accessibility
provides annual training on web accessibility to Web Content Personnel, and considers the degree and effectiveness with which personnel took accessibility considerations into account in the performance...
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11B-805.6 Hand washing fixtures, lavatories and sinks
The sink is the actual area where work is performed as opposed to a place where the employee cleans up before and after performing work elsewhere in the room....
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11B-805.6 Hand washing fixtures, lavatories and sinks
The sink is the actual area where work is performed as opposed to a place where the employee cleans up before and after performing work elsewhere in the room....
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New Bionics Let Us Run, Climb and Dance | Hugh Herr | TED Talks
technology in a talk that's both technical and deeply personal — with the help of ballroom dancer Adrianne Haslet-Davis, who lost her left leg in the 2013 Boston Marathon bombing, and performs...