Introductory comments based on a Recent Article on Daylighting in Architectural Record (2009) The subject matter for our panel is natural lighting. I’m not an expert – I am an...
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Tom Williams, AIA, National Accessibility Officer, GSA, Public Buildings Service
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11B-233.1 General
HCD), rather than Division of the State Architect - Access Compliance (DSA-AC), which only has jurisdiction over public housing and private housing available for public use....
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Outdoor Constructed Features at Trailheads [F247.3.1 and 1011]
Toilet and bathing facilities, parking facilities, and drinking fountains must comply with the applicable sections of the ABA Standards....
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Policies and Procedures
However, sometimes your policies or procedures can inadvertently make it difficult or impossible for a customer with a disability to access your goods and services....
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11B-411.2.1.1 Location
On floors with a building entry, including parking and transfer levels, each hoistway entrance shall be adjacent to a hall call console....
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§ 36.311(c) Development of policies permitting the use of other power-driven mobility devices
Whether a modification is reasonable to allow the use of a class of power-driven mobility device by an individual with a disability in specific venues (e.g., doctors' offices, parks, commercial...
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H. Repairing and Rebuilding
less than full accessibility....
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II-6.5000 Alterations to historic properties
For example -- 1) An accessible route is only required from one site access point (such as the parking lot). 2) A ramp may be steeper than is ordinarily permitted. 3) The accessible...
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Figure 406.3 Sides of Curb Ramps – Drawing from the U.S. Access Board
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Figure 303.2 Vertical Change in Level – Drawing from the U.S. Access Board
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Figure 407.4.1(a) Elevator Car Dimensions – Drawing from the U.S. Access Board
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Figure 703.2.5 Height of Raised Characters – Drawing from the U.S. Access Board
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Figure 810.10 (Exception) Track Crossings – Drawing from the U.S. Access Board
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Figure 1003.3.2 Boarding Pier Clearance – Drawing from the U.S. Access Board
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Figure 104 Graphic Convention for Figures – Drawing from the U.S. Access Board
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III-4.4600 Seating in assembly areas
Public accommodations are required to remove barriers to physical access in assembly areas such as theaters, lecture halls, and conference rooms with fixed seating....
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Purchasing Goods and Services: What to Expect
restaurants and bars, hotels and motels, gas stations, dry cleaners, laundromats, banks, law offices, medical offices, insurance agencies, movie theaters, art museums, gyms, amusement parks...
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11B-221.6 Semi-ambulant seats
ETA Editor's Note The following Access Board Note was taken from ADA Title II §35.151(g) New Construction and Alterations; Assembly Areas, and from ADA Title III §36.406(f) Standards...
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Effect on the certification process of using more than one regulatory scheme at the state or local level to establish accessibility requirements for title III facilities with new design requirements in the proposed standards. (Section-by-Section Analysis)
The Department understands that state and local governments may differ in their choices regarding how to incorporate new accessibility requirements for recreational facilities and play areas...
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4.1.4(4) ASSEMBLY
For purposes of these standards, assembly occupancies shall include the following: Facilities Amusement arcades Amusement park structures Arenas Armories Art galleries...
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Aluminum Flush Top SGF Series Pressure-Locked Grating
Applications for this product include: Walkways Platforms Stage Flooring Entranceways Stair Treads Waterfront Areaways Marine Ramps Wildlife & Nature Trails Amusement Park...
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AIA White Paper: A Proposal for additions to accessibility Standards for Nursing Home & Assisted Living Residents in Toileting and Bathing
Executive Summary Since the Americans with Disabilities Act Accessibility Guidelines (ADA) were initially issued in 1991, millions of Americans have benefited from changes to the built...
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New Construction
This includes play areas located in a variety of settings: parks, schools, childcare facilities, shopping centers, and public gathering areas. ...
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§ 35.137(c) Development of policies permitting the use of other power-driven mobility devices
Whether a modification is reasonable to allow the use of a class of power-driven mobility device by an individual with a disability in specific venues (e.g., parks, courthouses, office buildings...