The current (2010) ADA Standards have design requirements for swimming pools, play areas, fishing piers, golf courses, accessible routes to ball fields and more....
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Are self-evaluations and transition plans required to be updated?
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Is an accessible route required to rooftop levels?
an accessible route must serve rooftop levels that contain public or common use spaces or elements that are required to be accessible, such as sun decks, lounges, dining areas, bars, or swimming...
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Safe Harbor
pools, wading pools, and spas Shooting facilities with firing positions Miscellaneous....
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CHAPTER 31B [DPH] PUBLIC POOLS
ETA Editor's Note This Guide contains only the excerpts from California Building Code Chapter 31B that are adopted by Division of the State Architect - Access Compliance...
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Handrails: ADA Standard Section 1009.3.3
Where a sloped entry is provided for wave action pools, leisure rivers, sand bottom pools, and other pools where user access is limited to one area, the handrails shall not be required to...
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11B-1009.3.3 Handrails
Where a sloped entry is provided for wave action pools, leisure rivers, sand bottom pools, and other pools where user access is limited to one area, the handrails shall not be required to...
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4.1.4(4) ASSEMBLY
Courtrooms (public areas) Dance halls Drive-in theaters Exhibition halls Fairs Funeral parlors Grandstands Gymnasiums Motion picture theaters Indoor & outdoor swimming...
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Guldmann Basic High Sling
Purpose The sling is suited for lifting or transferring a person with disabilities in hospitals, at nursing homes, institutions, swimming pools, riding schools and in private homes....
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C. FACILITIES AND PROGRAMS
The aquatic program is provided through nine swimming pools, RT 2763:21-2765:5. 70....
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Doors in a Series
incorporating its guidelines for recreation facilities, the Board determined that the specified height for door and gate hardware conflicts with industry practice or safety standards for swimming...
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11B-101.2 Reserved.
Swimming pools, wading pools, and spas, sections 242 and 1009. K. Shooting facilities with firing positions, sections 243 and 1010. L. Miscellaneous....
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Typical examples of reasonable modifications are:
Modifying a membership policy at a health club to allow a person who uses a wheelchair to bring an aide to provide assistance in getting on and off exercise equipment, in and out of a swimming...
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Step 5 - Conduct a Self-Evaluation
The Title II regulations and ADA Standards were changed to include recreation areas from play areas to swimming pools, residential facilities, event ticketing policies, policies concerning...
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III-5.3000 Application of ADAAG
ILLUSTRATION 1: A swimming pool complex must comply fully with ADAAG in the parking facilities, route to the facility door, entrance to the facility, locker rooms, showers, common areas,...
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Reduced scoping for public accommodations, small facilities, and qualified small businesses. (Section-by-Section Analysis)
Department's initial regulatory assessment, the Department has identified ten elements for which the Department believes reduced scoping might be appropriate for barrier removal: play areas, swimming...
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ASME A18.1 Safety Standard [§410.1]
Lifts without platforms, including stairway chairlifts, are not permitted by the ADA Standards except at swimming pools and spas because they require transfer from wheeled mobility aids....
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AccessRec De-Bug All Terrain Wheelchair
Chair weight - Forty pounds for a standard adult chair Chair width is ~33.5 inches to access a 36 inch doorway and is ~27 inches wide with the optional interchangeable pool wheels...
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Submerged Depth: ADA Standard Section 1009.3.2
EXCEPTION: In wading pools, the sloped entry and landings, if provided, shall extend to the deepest part of the wading pool....
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11B-1009.3.2 Submerged depth
Exception: In wading pools, the sloped entry and landings, if provided, shall extend to the deepest part of the wading pool....
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Effect on Removal of Barriers in Existing Facilities: ADA Standard Section 101.2
Section 101.2 of the ADA Standards covers the effects of the removal of barriers in existing facilities.
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Title III: Readily Achievable Barrier Removal
2010 Standards which include revisions to the 1991 Standards as well as supplemental requirements for which there are no technical or scoping requirements in the 1991 Standards (such as swimming...
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V. CONCLUSION
the contrary, the trial record establishes that the City is complying with its obligation to provide meaningful access, including program access, to its public right-of-way, libraries, swimming...
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236 Exercise Machines and Equipment 237 Fishing Piers and Platforms 238 Golf Facilities 239 Miniature Golf Facilities 240 Play Areas 241 Saunas and Steam Rooms 242 Swimming...
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Grab bars
Section 1009.4.5 of ADA-ABA [7] describes grab bars to be used on swimming pool, wading pool, and spa transfer walls....
