Section 216.4.1 covers scoping requirements in the current ADA Standards for signs at exit doors.
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Exit Doors: ADA Standard Section 216.4.1
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Overlap: ADA Standard Section 802.1.5
The term “circulation paths” used in Section 802.1.5 means aisle width required by applicable building or life safety codes for the specific assembly occupancy....
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Assembly Area
A building or facility, or portion thereof, used for the purpose of entertainment, educational or civic gatherings, or similar purposes....
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1.1.10 Availability of codes
At least one complete copy each of Titles 8, 19, 20, 24, and 25 with all revisions shall be maintained in the office of the building official responsible for the administration and enforcement...
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11B-705.3 Product Approval
Refer to CCR Title 24, Part 12, Chapter 11B, Section 12-11B.205 for building and facility access specifications for product approval for detectable warning products and directional surfaces...
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Norton Surface Mounted 7900 Series Overhead Door Closer
The 7900 overhead closers are best suited for high-profile applications such as office buildings or conference centers....
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SafePath VulcanLanding™ Rubber Transition Ramp
This is required by federal law and by local access and building codes....
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Overview
Over the past 20 years, some public and private venues, ticket sellers, and distributors have not provided the same opportunity to purchase tickets for wheelchair-accessible seats and non-accessible...
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Examples of Major Life Activities—Operations of a Major Bodily Function
Because the statutory list is non-exhaustive, the Department also proposed further expanding the list to include the following examples of major bodily functions: The functions of the special...
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I. Slip Resistant Surface—Aisles, Steps, Floor Areas Where People Walk, Floor Areas in Securement Locations, Lift Platforms, Ramps
While the dynamic coefficient of friction during walking varies in a complex and non-uniform way, the static coefficient of friction, which can be measured in several ways, provides a close...
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III-4.4200 Readily achievable barrier removal
Are public accommodations required to retrofit existing buildings by adding elevators?...
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1.1.3.2, Item 9
Permanent buildings and permanent accessory buildings or structures constructed within mobile-home parks and special occupancy parks regulated by the Department of Housing and Community...
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1.2 Compliance with New Construction Requirements
1.2 Compliance with New Construction Requirements: The basic work of any project, whether new construction, an addition to an existing building or facility or an alteration of an existing...
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F214.1 General
Washers and dryers provided for use by employees during non-work hours are not considered to be provided in employee work areas. ...
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§382.127(c)
(c) If the battery on the passenger's wheelchair or other similar mobility device has been labeled by the manufacturer as non-spillable as provided in 49 CFR 173.159(d)(2), or if a battery-powered...
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F.4 - If an agency has appropriately determined and documented that commercial items are not available that meet applicable technical provisions, must it also determine that an exception applies?
(In other words, when a product meeting the standards is commercially available, it is treated no differently than a non- commercial item with respect to application of the undue burden...
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Real-Time Communication Etiquette for Communicating with Customers with Disabilities
For the purposes of this document, non face-to-face methods of communication are referred to as real-time communication....
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Handrails [§405.8, §505]
Handrails can have circular or non-circular cross-sections, but must have rounded edges. The gripping surface and adjacent surfaces must be free of abrasive or sharp elements....
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Safe Harbors
As observed in the Background section of this Introduction, a Building Code changes constantly, so "the immediately preceding edition of the California Building Code" is subject to interpretation...
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F207.1 General
Means of egress shall comply with section 1003.2.13 of the International Building Code (2000 edition and 2001 Supplement) or section 1007 of the International Building Code (2003 edition...
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1.9.1.8 Adopting agency identification
The provision of this code applicable to buildings identified in this Subsection 1.9.1 will be identified in the Matrix Adoption Tables under the acronym DSA-AC....
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Alteration
An alteration is a change to a building or facility made by, on behalf of or for the use of a public accommodation or commercial facility, that affects or could affect the usability of the...
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1.9.1.8 Adopting agency identification
The provision of this code applicable to buildings identified in this Subsection 1.9.1 will be identified in the Matrix Adoption Tables under the acronym DSA-AC....
