(2) In lieu of compliance with 4.1.3(8), at least one entrance to each station shall comply with 4.14, Entrances....
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2010 ADA Definition
Entrance: Any access point to a building or portion of a building or facility used for the purpose of entering. An entrance includes the approach walk, the vertical access leading to the entrance platform, the entrance platform itself, vestibule if provided, the entry door or gate, and the hardware of the entry door or gate.
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10.3.1(2)
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10.3.1(4)
(4) Where signs are provided at entrances to stations identifying the station or the entrance, or both, at least one sign at each entrance shall comply with 4.30.4 and 4.30.6....
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10.3.1(7)*
At each accessible entrance such devices shall be located on an accessible route....
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10.3.2(1)
criteria established by the Department of Transportation in subpart C of 49 CFR part 37 and existing intercity rail stations shall provide at least one accessible route from an accessible entrance...
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10.3.2(2)
(2) The accessible route required by 10.3.2(1) shall include the features specified in 10.3.1(1), (4)-(9), (11)-(15), and (17)-(19).
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10.4.1(2)
(2) The circulation path, including an accessible entrance and an accessible route, for persons with disabilities shall, to the maximum extent practicable, coincide with the circulation...
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A4.1.6(1)(h)
A4.1.6(1)(h) When an entrance is being altered, it is preferable that those entrances being altered be made accessible to the extent feasible....
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Entrances: ADA Standard Section 810.6.1
Where signs identify a station or its entrance, at least one sign at each entrance shall comply with 703.2 and shall be placed in uniform locations to the maximum extent practicable....
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1014.2 Entrance
Camp shelters shall provide an entrance complying with 1014.2.1 or 1014.2.2....
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1014.2.1 Transfer Access
Where transfer access is provided at the entrance to a camp shelter, the entrance shall comply with 1014.2.1....
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1014.2.2 Roll-in Access
Where roll-in access is provided at the entrance to a camp shelter, the entrance shall comply with 1014.2.2....
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Requirement 1 -- Accessible Entrance on an Accessible Route
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10.1 Q. Is it necessary to have an accessible path of travel from a subterranean garage to single-story covered multifamily dwellings built on top of the garage?
The Fair Housing Act requires that there be an accessible building entrance on an accessible route....
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10.2 Q. Does the route leading from inside a private attached garage to the dwelling unit have to be accessible?
Under Requirement 1 of the Guidelines, there must be an accessible entrance to the dwelling unit on an accessible route....
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11.1 Q. Under the individual building test, how is the second step of the test performed, which involves measuring the slope of the finished grade between the entrance and applicable arrival points?
The slope is measured at ground level from the entrance to the top of the pavement of all vehicular and pedestrian arrival points within 50 feet of the planned entrance, or, if there are...
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11.2 Q. Under the individual building test, at what point of the planned entrance is the measurement taken?
On a horizontal plane, the center of each individual doorway should be the point of measurement when measuring to an arrival point, whether the doorway is an entrance door to the building...
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11.3 Q. The site analysis test calls for a calculation of the percentage of the buildable areas having slopes of less than 10 percent. What is the definition of buildable areas?
A. The buildable area is any area of the lot or site where a building can be located in compliance with applicable codes and zoning regulations.
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12.1 Q...How is the individual building test performed for additional stories, to determine if those stories must also be treated as ground floors?
non-elevator building has more than one ground floor, the point of measurement for additional ground floors, after the first ground floor has been established, is at the center of the entrance...
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12.2 Q. What happens if a builder deliberately manipulates the grade so that a second story, which also might have been treated as a ground floor, requires steps?
A. Deliberate manipulation of the height of the finished floor level to avoid the requirements of the Fair Housing Act would serve as a basis for the Department to determine that...
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Requirement 2 -- Public and Common Use Areas
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Requirement 3 -- Usable Doors
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Attachment I
Rear Entrance (Designated Accessible Entrance) At the accessible rear entrance, provide a sign with the International Symbol of Accessibility designating that entrance as...
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Getting In
Building entries must be flush with the grade of the outside access route and have a beveled doorsill that is not more than one-half inch high. Sometimes it's fairly easy to add...
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EXHIBIT F ADA Maintenance Checklist
CUSTOMER ENTRANCE The customer entrance must be easy for customers with disabilities to approach and enter....