Section 101.2 of the ADA Standards covers the effects of the removal of barriers in existing facilities.
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Effect on Removal of Barriers in Existing Facilities: ADA Standard Section 101.2
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Readily Achievable Barrier Removal
Readily achievable barrier removal may include providing an accessible route from a parking lot to the business’s entrance, installing an entrance ramp, widening a doorway, installing accessible...
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Manufacturer (Section-by-Section Analysis)
Acme Computers, for example, would be responsible for ensuring accessibility to any of its computers which can originate, route or terminate telecommunications....
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Accessible Means for Gathering Feedback
., the desk must be on an accessible route and have a writing surface at the required height or a clipboard available for people who use wheelchairs)....
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Plan 3A: 12-Foot Wide Accessible Guest Room
The following accessible features are provided in the living area: • T-shaped turning space (section 304.3.2); • Accessible route (section 402); • Clear floor space on both sides...
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Plan 4B: 13-Foot Wide Accessible Guest Room
The following accessible features are provided in the living area: • T-shaped turning space (section 304.3.2); • Accessible route (section 402); • Clear floor space between beds...
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Plan 6A: 12-Foot Wide Accessible Guest Room
The following accessible features are provided in the living area: • T-shaped turning space (section 304.3.2); • Accessible route (section 402); • Clear floor space on both sides...
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Plan 3B: 12-Foot Wide Accessible Guest Room
The following accessible features are provided in the living area: • T-shaped turning space (section 304.3.2); • Accessible route (section 402); • Clear floor space between beds...
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Plan 1A: 13-Foot Wide Accessible Guest Room
The following accessible features are provided in the living area: • T-shaped turning space (section 304.3.2); • Accessible route (section 402); • Clear floor space on both sides...
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Plan 1B: 13-Foot Wide Accessible Guest Room
required water closet clearance (section 604.3); The following accessible features are provided in the living area: • T-shaped turning space (section 304.3.2); • Accessible route...
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Plan 2A: 13-Foot Wide Accessible Guest Room
The following accessible features are provided in the living area: • T-shaped turning space (section 304.3.2); • Accessible route (section 402); • Clear floor space on both sides...
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Plan 2B: 13-Foot Wide Accessible Guest Room
The following accessible features are provided in the living area: • T-shaped turning space (section 304.3.2); • Accessible route (section 402); • Clear floor space between beds...
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11B-221.2.3 Lines of sight and dispersion
In stadiums, arenas and grandstands, wheelchair spaces shall be dispersed to all levels that include seating served by an accessible route....
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Introduction
If key elements - often including the parking, building entrance, route into and through the establishment, access to the store's goods and services, restrooms, cashier stations, and egress...
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Typical Day One - Basic Facilities Requirements
Design Standards (ADAAG) (2 - 3 hours) This graphic and photographic tour of the ADAAG includes, if requested, its relationship to ANSI A117.1 and UFAS, scoping issues, the “accessible” route...
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Accessible Boating Facilities
Other provisions contained in ADAAG address elements commonly found at a boating facility, such as accessible vehicle parking spaces, exterior accessible routes, and toilet and bathing facilities...
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What materials may satisfy ADAAG requirements?
These finishes, tested during the Access Board research project, yielded coefficients of friction that fell within the recommended ranges for accessible routes....
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Accessibility Policy for Public Accommodation
The back of the sheet may be used to track internal routing, approvals and follow up calls according to company policies and procedures....
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Number of Accessible Bathrooms
unit must comply with the first set of specifications, or a minimum of one bathroom must comply with the second set of specifications, and all other bathrooms must be on an accessible route...
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Step 6 - Develop a Transition Plan
The Standards also specify accessible routes to and between sports fields, for example baseball, soccer and football fields....
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Does a wheelchair user have to use the seat belt and shoulder harness?
For example, on fixed route buses, if none of the other passengers are required to wear shoulder belts then neither can the person in the mobility device be required to do so....
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Accessible Buildings: Additions 4.1.6 Accessible Buildings: Alterations. 4.1.7 Accessible Buildings: Historic Preservation 4.2 Space Allowance and Reach Ranges 4.3 Accessible Route...
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What Does Your Event Need? Creating a Needs Assessment
Preferred dates (consider more than one so you have options) Anticipated arrival and departure times Weather factors (including weather along the travel routes of the majority...
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CONCLUSION
In addition, because the porches, themselves, are part of the store space, they are, themselves, required to be accessible and to be on an accessible route. ...