Access for “approach, entry, and exit” requires a connecting accessible route to the work area and a compliant entrance, including entry doors or gates, plus wheelchair space in the work...
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Access to Approach, Enter, and Exit Work Areas
- Pilot Rock XT and XTH Series End Accessible Picnic Table - Using Steel Tops and Seats
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Exterior Routes
An accessible route from parking, passenger loading zones, public streets and sidewalks to building entrance or facility. 11B-206.2.1 Within a site....
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Exterior Routes
An accessible route from parking, passenger loading zones, public streets and sidewalks to building entrance or facility. 11B-206.2.1 Within a site....
- Full Life Ahead Foundation
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101.4.1 Gas
The provisions of the California Mechanical Code shall apply to the installation of gas piping from the point of delivery, gas appliances and related accessories as covered in this code....
- Pilot Rock AFT Series - End Accessible Traditional A-Frame Picnic Table - Using Recycled Plastic
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DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION DISABILITY LAW GUIDANCE: Origin-to-Destination Service
For instance, the nature of a particular individual’s disability or adverse weather conditions may prevent him or her from negotiating the distance from the door of his or her home to the...
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Accessible Routes in Dwelling Units with Mobility Features
Accessible Routes in Dwelling Units with Mobility Features....
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49 CFR Part 37 - Transportation for Individuals With Disabilities; Reasonable Modification of Policies and Practices
DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION 49 CFR Parts 27 and 37 [Docket OST–2006–23985] RIN 2105–AE15 Transportation for Individuals With Disabilities; Reasonable Modification of Policies...
- The Family Cafe
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14. Q: Our center has a policy that we will not give medication to any child. Can I refuse to give medication to a child with a disability?
Can I refuse to give medication to a child with a disability? A: No....
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Background
Background: Often, the subject of construction tolerance arises with regard to provisions for accessibility as indicated in California Building Code Section 1101B.5....
- #CripTheVoteStories with Emily Munson
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11B-245.3 Accessible elements required
The accessible portion of the residence extends to those elements used to enter the commercial facility, including the front sidewalk, if any, the door or entryway, and hallways; and those...
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11B-245.3 Accessible elements required
The accessible portion of the residence extends to those elements used to enter the public accommodation, including the front sidewalk, if any, the door or entryway, and hallways; and those...
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11B-245.3 Accessible elements required
The accessible portion of the residence extends to those elements used to enter the commercial facility, including the front sidewalk, if any, the door or entryway, and hallways; and those...
- Medical Accessibility LLC
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Q. Other Showers in Accessible Guestrooms/Suites
Other Showers in Accessible Guestrooms/Suites - Accessible guestrooms/suites that are not required to have roll-in showers may have an accessible bathtub, a small shower as shown in Figure...
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NOTICE OF CLASS ACTION
NOTICE OF CLASS ACTION The purpose of this notice is to inform you of a proposed settlement in a pending class action lawsuit brought on behalf of persons with mobility disabilities....
- Preparing for Emergencies for People with Disabilities
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What types of physical barriers to access is a public accommodation required to remove? Why is this important to persons with HIV or AIDS?
What types of physical barriers to access is a public accommodation required to remove? Why is this important to persons with HIV or AIDS?...
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14.2 Q. If both open and covered parking spaces are provided, how many of each type must be accessible?
The Guidelines require that accessible parking be provided for residents with disabilities on the same terms and with the full range of choices, e.g., surface parking or garage, that are...
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Guidelines for Requirement 2
The steps in this case should meet the ANSI specification since they will be used by people with particular disabilities for whom steps are more usable than ramps....