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1(2)(a) Site impracticality due to terrain
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1(2)(a)(i) Individual building test
It is impractical to provide an accessible entrance served by an accessible route when the terrain of the site is such that: (A) the slopes of the undisturbed site measured between the...
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1(2)(a)(ii) Site analysis test
(B) To determine the practicality of providing accessibility to planned multifamily dwellings based on the topography of the existing natural terrain, the minimum percentage of ground floor...
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Guidelines for Requirement 1
Requirement 1 present guidance on designing an accessible entrance on an accessible route, as required by §100.205(a), and on determining when an accessible entrance is impractical because of terrain...
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Site Impracticality Determinations
The Guidelines for Requirement 1 begin by presenting criteria for determining when terrain or unusual site characteristics would make an accessible entrance impractical....
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Using the Conditions for an Exception in FSORAG
It recognizes that accessibility isn't possible everywhere because of the limitations imposed by natural terrain, existing vegetation, or other constraints....
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Slopes and Resting Intervals for Beach Access Routes
Steeper terrain may make this slope difficult to achieve....
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TEST NO. 1 – INDIVIDUAL BUILDING TEST
It is not required by this code to provide an accessible route when the terrain of the site is such that both of the following apply: 1....
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TEST NO. 1 – INDIVIDUAL BUILDING TEST
It is not required by this code to provide an accessible route when the terrain of the site is such that both of the following apply: The slopes of the undisturbed site measured between...
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TEST NO. 2 – SITE ANALYSIS TEST
Determine the requirement of providing an accessible route to planned multifamily dwellings based on the topography of the existing natural terrain....
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TEST NO. 2 – SITE ANALYSIS TEST
Determine the requirement of providing an accessible route to planned multifamily dwellings based on the topography of the existing natural terrain....
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TEST NO. 3 – UNUSUAL CHARACTERISTICS TEST
Unusual characteristics include sites located in a state or federally designated floodplain or coastal high-hazard areas and sites subject to other similar requirements of law or...
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TEST NO. 3 – UNUSUAL CHARACTERISTICS TEST
Unusual characteristics include sites located in a state or federally designated floodplain or coastal high-hazard areas and sites subject to other similar requirements of law or...
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Conditions for an Exception in FSTAG
FSTAG is based on the realities of the outdoor environment and recognizes that complying with accessibility provisions is not always practicable because the natural terrain, existing vegetation...
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1016.7.1 Maximum Running Slope and Segment Length
Where the terrain results in steeper running slopes, resting intervals are required more frequently....
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1017.7.1 Maximum Running Slope and Segment Length
Where the terrain results in steeper running slopes, resting intervals are required more frequently....
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1018.7.1 Maximum Running Slope and Segment Length
Where the terrain results in steeper running slopes, resting intervals are required more frequently....
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1019.1 General
Compliance is not practicable due to terrain. 2. Compliance cannot be accomplished with the prevailing construction practices. 3....
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1016.7.1 Maximum Running Slope and Segment Length
Where the terrain results in steeper running slopes, resting intervals are required more frequently....
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1017.7.1 Maximum Running Slope and Segment Length
Where the terrain results in steeper running slopes, resting intervals are required more frequently....
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1018.7.1 Maximum Running Slope and Segment Length
Where the terrain results in steeper running slopes, resting intervals are required more frequently....
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1019.1 General
Compliance is not practicable due to terrain. 2. Compliance cannot be accomplished with the prevailing construction practices. 3....
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Requirement 1 -- Accessible Entrance 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?
A. 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...