Equipment and furniture may also be covered by other regulatory provisions including reasonable modifications, 28 CFR 36.302; auxiliary aids, 28 CFR 36.303; and barrier removal, 28 CFR 36.304...
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B. Legal foundation for equipment and furniture coverage
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Section 35.151(e) Social service center establishments (Section-by-Section Analysis)
subject such facilities to separate, conflicting requirements for design and construction; or (2) require coverage under the residential facilities standards, which would harmonize the regulatory...
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Section 36.303(g)(5) Performance Requirements for Captioning Devices and Audio Description Devices
The Department believes that movie theaters are able to determine the best approach for ensuring compliance with the regulatory requirements and notes that § 36.211(b) (Maintenance of accessible...
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5. Do Title II and Section 504 apply to the programs, services, and activities of family courts?
. § 35.190(b)(6) (designating to the DOJ responsibility for investigation of complaints and compliance reviews of “[a]ll programs, services, and regulatory activities relating to . . . the...
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III. Proposed Accessibility Guidelines
On September 7, 1990, the Department published for public comment a Preliminary Regulatory Impact Analysis on the Department's assessment of the economic impact of the Guidelines, as implemented...
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Accessible golf cars. (Section-by-Section Analysis)
Many commenters argued that while the existing title III regulation covered the issue, the Department should nonetheless adopt specific regulatory language requiring golf courses to provide...
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Web site accessibility. (Section-by-Section Analysis)
The Department did not issue proposed regulations as part of its NPRM, and thus is unable to issue specific regulatory language on Web site accessibility at this time....
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Costs Not Monetized in the Formal Analysis
The absence of a quantitative assessment of such costs in the formal regulatory analysis is not meant to minimize their importance to affected entities; rather, it reflects the inherent...
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Chapter 4: Hardware (Section-by-Section Analysis)
While each agency has different regulatory authority, self-service transaction machines can be found in a variety of settings, and the accessibility barriers are generally common across...
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36 CFR Part 1194 - Proposed Information and Communication Technology (ICT) Standards and Guidelines NPRM - Preamble
Regulatory Process Matters In this preamble, the Architectural and Transportation Barriers Compliance Board is referred to as "Access Board," "Board," "we," or "our."...
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Costs Not Monetized in the Formal Analysis
The absence of a quantitative assessment of such costs in the formal regulatory analysis is not meant to minimize their importance to affected entities; rather, it reflects the inherent...
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Accessible golf cars (Section-by-Section Analysis)
Many commenters argued that while the existing title II regulation covered the issue, the Department should nonetheless adopt specific regulatory language requiring golf courses to provide...
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Organization of This Rule
The Section-by-Section Analysis follows the order of the 1991 title II regulation, except that regulatory sections that remain unchanged are not referenced....
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c. Transfer Surface Size for Diagnostic Equipment Used by Patients in the Supine, Prone, or Side-lying Position
The Committee explained that “all x-ray tables meet the 28-inch table [depth]…because of physical design constraints such as bore size, not all tables used with equipment with bores meet...
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QUESTION: WHAT ACCESSIBILITY STANDARDS APPLY TO PASSENGER RAIL CARS WHEN SPECIFIC DESIGN STANDARDS ARE NOT PROVIDED IN 49 CFR PART 38?
building rail cars, passenger railroads should refer to the ADAAG standards for design features not contained in Part 38, except where doing so is infeasible because of particular geometric constraints...
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T603 Wheelchair Securement Systems
Vehicles that operate in hilly terrain or on winding roads will have more severe constraints than those operating in flat areas.” See 2010 NPRM, Advisory T403.4 Movement....
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Movie Captioning Coverage (Section-by-Section Analysis)
However, after review and analysis of the statutory structure of the ADA, its regulatory requirements and legislative history, and the technological advances since enactment of the ADA,...
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3. Stowage Space for Wheelchairs
Consequently, while we agree that this required space will not be sufficient for all models, we believe it is a reasonable compromise between the needs of passengers and the space constraints...
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Common Use Circulation Paths in Employee Work Areas
For example, in a stock room of a department store significant existing physical constraints, such as having to move walls to avoid the loss of space to store inventory, may mean that it...
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8.1 Excluded Populations Needing Future Attention
Because of time, information, and feasibility constraints, the MDE Advisory Committee decided early in its deliberations not to address specific standards for ensuring that medical diagnostic...
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2. Analysis of footrest clearance height and depth
Front castor and footrest measurements were available for 67 power wheelchair users (excluding front-wheel drives for this analysis, due to time constraints)....
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The Basis for the 2010 ADA Standards Pocket Guide
Learn the basis of the 2010 ADA Standards Pocket Guide
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2. Costs—Summary of Likely Economic Impact
(a six-month compliance date for digital screens and a four-year compliance date for analog screens) and Option 2 (a six-month compliance date for digital screens and a deferral of new regulatory...
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T215 Communication Features
The expected costs for these new OTRB requirements are discussed below in Section V.A (Regulatory Process Matters - Final Regulatory Assessment (EO 12866))....