To be enforceable at accessible parking spaces, the ISA must comply with the Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices (MUTCD) section 2B.35, which requires the ISA to be displayed...
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3.5.2.1 Enforceable Accessible Parking Spaces
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3.5.2.2 Accessible Space Pavement Markings
Where parking spaces are paved, pavement markings designating accessible parking spaces must be blue, per the MUTCD section 3A.05.
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4.0 CONSTRUCTED FEATURES IN RECREATION SITES
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12181(7)(I)
(I) a park, zoo, amusement park, or other place of recreation;...
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4.4.1 General
At least 20 percent of the benches provided at a recreation site shall be connected to an ORAR complying with section 2.0. Exception 1....
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4.7 Utilities including Water Hydrants at Recreation Sites
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4.7.1 General
Electric, water, sewage, and other types of utilities shall comply with section 4.7. All utilities required to be accessible shall be connected to an ORAR complying with section...
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5.0 BUILDINGS IN RECREATION SITES
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5.2 Toilet Buildings
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5.3 Pit Toilets
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The Outdoors Are for Everyone—Fundamentals of Outdoor Recreation and Trails Accessibility
Public lands offer a wide range of recreation settings and opportunities from highly developed campgrounds to untouched wilderness areas....
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Why Accessibility Is Important
However, when the decision is made to construct or alter a building, trail, recreation site, or other facility, we must ask, "How can we design, purchase, or build it to ensure all people...
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Applying Accessibility Guidelines to Your Site
Which guidelines and standards apply to your site? The following information will demystify accessibility guidelines and standards....
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Accessibility Guidebook for Ski Areas Operating on Public Lands
The guidebook is available at http://www.fs.fed.us/recreation/programs/accessibility/....
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Alteration of a recreation site, building, or facility
An alteration of a recreation site, building, or facility is a change to a portion of a recreation site, building, or facility that is addressed by the accessibility guidelines and that...
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Providing Comforts and Conveniences—Constructed Features
Constructed features are the site furnishings and other elements provided in picnic areas, campgrounds, and other recreation sites....
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Recreation Site Layout
Designing an attractive and functional recreation site is an art as well as a science. Accessibility is, of course, one of the many design parameters for any recreation site....
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Vehicle Parking
The driveway is primarily a vehicle travel way that functions as an extension of the recreation site roadway....
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Use of the International Symbol of Accessibility and Other Signs
ISA also can be used to identify individual accessible sites on the recreation site map on the Web site describing the recreation site....
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Constructed Features in Recreation Sites
All new constructed features at Forest Service recreation sites must meet accessibility requirements....
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Benches
Ensure that all benches provided along Forest Service trails or beach access routes or at Forest Service recreation sites (other than those inside a building or in an amphitheater) meet...
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Telescopes and Periscopes
Telescopes or periscopes for use from a seated position must be connected to the other major constructed features at the recreation area by an outdoor recreation access route and meet the...
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Utilities at Recreation Sites
In general, connect electricity hookups, drinking water faucets, outdoor rinsing showers, utility sinks, sewer hookups, and other utilities that are provided in recreation sites to the other...
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Buildings in Recreation Sites
Permanent buildings with walls, roof, and a door at recreation areas must meet all the applicable provisions of ABAAS, as well as those of other applicable building codes....