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Accessible Classroom - Chevron Style
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11B-223.1.1.2 Individual alterations
Patient bedrooms or resident sleeping rooms added or altered individually, and not as part of an alteration of an entire area, shall comply with Section 11B-805.2, until either: a) the number...
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5.2 Q. If a building design contains a mix of single-story flats on grade and single-story flats located above grade over a public parking area, do the flats over the parking area have to be accessible?
A. No. In the example in the above question, because some single-story flats are situated on grade, these flats would be the ground floor dwelling units and would be required to be...
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Wheelchair Securement Systems
revision was made in light of research showing that a lower design force would be sufficient to accommodate force generated on wheelchairs and their occupants in large non-rail vehicles under common...
- Miracle Sealant Company 511 Anti-Slip Formula
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MEZZANINE
[DSA-AC] An intermediate level or levels between the floor and ceiling of any story with an aggregate floor area of not more than one-third of the area of the room or space in which the...
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"Qualified Reader'' (Section-by-Section Analysis)
Commenters also requested that the Department define ‘‘accurately'' and ‘‘effectively'' as used in this definition....
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10.3.2(1)
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 to those areas...
- Assisted Living Directory - New Jersey Assisted Living Facilities & Senior Care
- Assisted Living Directory - Virginia Assisted Living Facilities & Senior Care
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4.1.4(4) ASSEMBLY
A room or space used for assembly purposes by less than fifty (50) persons and accessory to another occupancy shall be included as a part of that major occupancy....
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Getting From Here to There—Outdoor Recreation Access Routes
Providing accessibility in developed areas requires that people be able to get to features intended for public use....
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§382.123(b)
(b) If a wheelchair exceeds the space provided for in §382.67 of this part while fully assembled but will fit if wheels or other components can be removed without the use of tools, you must...
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9.6 ATTENDANCE-RECORDING EQUIPMENT
Time clocks, card racks, log books, and other work assignment or attendance-recording equipment used by people in wheelchairs must be installed at a height no more than 48 in (1220 mm) above...
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206.2.4 Spaces and Elements
Accessible routes must connect all spaces and elements required to be accessible including, but not limited to, raised areas and speaker platforms....
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Audible Communication
The 1991 Standards, at section 4.1.3(19)(b), require assembly areas, where audible communication is integral to the use of the space, to provide an assistive listening system if they have...
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Alternate Formats (Section-by-Section Analysis)
Common forms of alternate formats are Braille, large print, ASCII text, and audio cassettes....
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Define "task." (Section-by-Section Analysis)
The Department feels that the common definition of task is sufficiently clear and that it is not necessary to add the term to the definitions section; however, the Department has proposed...
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Designing Sidewalks and Trails for Access
Access Board's Outdoor Developed Areas Web site http://www.access-board.gov/guidelines-and-standards/recreation-facilities/outdoor-developed-areas include reports, such as the "Special Report...
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Personal Assistants and Service Animals
(link is external) Point out in your materials any places that can be used as “relief areas” for service animals (hotels and conference center maps are increasingly including...
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Transfer Steps
Transfer Steps Transfer steps are level surfaces in a composite structure that can be used for transferring from different levels to access play components....
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A4.30.5 Finish and Contrast
Contrast in percent shall be determined by: Contrast = [(B1 - B2)/B1] x 100 where B1 = light reflectance value (LRV) of the lighter area and B2 = light reflectance value (LRV) of...
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Other Power-Driven Mobility Devices
Other Power-Driven Mobility Devices In recent years, some people with mobility disabilities have begun using less traditional mobility devices such as golf cars or Segways®....
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206 Accessible Routes
In addition, there are provisions specific to restaurants and cafeteria dining areas, performance areas, press boxes, employee work areas, and various types of recreation facilities....