As a result, the Final RA only includes the costs that movie theaters will incur as a direct result of this rulemaking. ...
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2.1.3. Baseline
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Movie captioning. (Section-by-Section Analysis)
The NPRM also noted that the Department is aware that the movie industry is transitioning, in whole or in part, to movies in digital format and that movie theater owners and operators are...
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2.1.4. Venue Type
In recent years, a single movie theater establishment can have more than a dozen auditoriums, all showing movies at the same time. ...
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2.2. Total Costs
action” baseline that reflects “what the world will be like if the proposed rule is not adopted.”8 In the case of this rule, the no action baseline should reflect the extent to which movie...
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2. The ADA Title III Regulation
For individuals who are deaf or hard of hearing and are prevented from being able to effectively use the assistive listening receivers currently provided in movie theaters to amplify sound...
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2.3. Upfront Costs
The acquisition costs, along with installation costs, are the upfront costs incurred by a movie theater as a result of the rulemaking. ...
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C. Need for Department Action
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2.3.1. Hardware Acquisition
Hardware acquisition costs are a function of: The number of auditoriums that are already equipped to provide closed movie captioning or audio description; The number of...
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2.3.2. Device Acquisition
The Final RA assumes that some movie theaters with auditoriums currently equipped to provide closed movie captioning and audio description may have to purchase additional captioning and...
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2.3.3. Installation Costs
Although some manufacturers include installation as part of purchasing the equipment package, some movie theaters may elect to install the equipment using internal staff. ...
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2.4. Ongoing Costs
In addition to the upfront costs associated with hardware and device acquisition and installation, movie theaters will incur ongoing annual costs to maintain and operate captioning and...
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2.4.1. Replacement Costs
The Final RA estimates the costs to replace captioning and audio description hardware and devices over the time frame of the analysis. Because the 15-year time frame for this rule...
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2.4.2. Training Costs
This requirement can most easily be met by expanding the training for those employees who will already be on-site to manage or oversee overall operations or the exhibition of the movies....
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2.4.3. Maintenance and Administrative Costs
The maintenance and administrative costs include, but are not limited to: Periodic ongoing maintenance, system testing, and cleaning of devices – Under heavy use from patrons, movie...
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2.4.4. Costs Determined to Be De Minimis
This section outlines the Department’s research regarding the costs pertaining to repairs and notice. As explained below, these costs are expected to be de minimis and are not...
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2.4.4.1. Repair Costs
Captioning and audio description hardware is typically mounted high on a wall in a movie theater auditorium or otherwise placed in the projection booth. ...
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2.4.4.2. Notice Costs
The rule also requires that when movie theaters publish movie listings at the box office and other ticketing locations, on Web sites and mobile apps, in newspapers, and over the phone...
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Sec.36.305(c) Multiscreen cinemas
If it is not readily achievable to remove barriers to provide access by persons with mobility impairments to all of the theaters of a multiscreen cinema, the cinema shall establish a film...
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3.1.1. Total Number of U.S Auditoriums (2015)
Table 3-1 : Number of Auditoriums or Screens in United States by Movie Theater Type (Indoor versus Drive-In) and Projection System - 2015 Movie Theater Type...
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3.1.2. Percentage of Auditoriums by Venue Type
As explained in Section 2.1.4, movie theaters operating in the United States are categorized by venue type. ...
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3.1.3. Growth Rate of Auditoriums
Table 3-4 shows the average annual growth by such movie theaters from 2010 to 2014. ...
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3.1.4. Digital vs. Analog Projection Systems
All remaining auditoriums exhibiting digital movies are assumed to be distributed proportionally across Miniplex and Single-Auditorium movie theaters. ...
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3.2. Baselines
Until recently, few movie theaters actually provided auxiliary aids and services for movie patrons who are deaf or hard of hearing, or blind or have low vision, despite the increasing availability...
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3.2.1. Overview of NATO’s 2015 Accessibility Survey
Theaters; Movie Captioning and Audio Description, available at http://www.regulations.gov/contentStreamer?...