No, audible (and visible) signals required for elevators must function automatically at all times an elevator is operational. Requiring passengers to manually activate such signals...
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Can audible signals for an elevator operate only when needed by a passenger who needs them through activation of dedicated “accessibility” control?
- SciFit PRO1000 - Seated Upper Body Machine
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11B-805.4.3 Turning space
Refer to the following examples: Exam room - Exam rooms are required to provide a turning space, accessible handwashing fixture, and 36-inch wide access along the full length of each...
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- SDC Bollard Post with Push Plate or Touch Panel
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1003.1 Applicability
The general requirements specified in Sections 1003 through 1015 shall apply to all three elements of the means of egress system, in addition to those specific requirements for the exit access...
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In Your Guest Room:
Pre-Plan Your Escape Routes: 1.1 Review the emergency exit plan and escape routes posted in your room, generally located on the back of the entry door. 1.1.1 Note all routes, especially...
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11B-221.3 Companion seats
People purchasing a ticket for an accessible seat may purchase up to three additional seats for their companions in the same row and these seats must be contiguous with the accessible seat...
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Reasonable Modification of Policies and Procedures
A city or county ordinance that prohibits animals in public places must be modified to allow people with disabilities who use service animals to access public places....
- Horton Automatics EasyAccess® Series 7100 for ADA Low Energy Applications
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STEP 4 Assess how to get there
Once the number of elevated play components provided is identified, step 4 defines the type of route to be provided to connect to these elevated play components. ...
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Clear Width [4.13.5] and Vertical Clearance
Headroom at least 80 inches high is required along all circulation routes, including doorways....
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Single-User Toilet Rooms: Split Plumbing
., one of the segments aligned with the route into the room)....
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Parking: ADA Standard Section 216.5
Section 216.5 covers scoping requirements in the current ADA Standards for signs at parking.
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Vanity Counter Top Space: ADA Standard Section 806.2.4.1
If vanity counter top space is provided in non-accessible guest toilet or bathing rooms, comparable vanity counter top space, in terms of size and proximity to the lavatory, shall also be...
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Wading Pools: ADA Standard Section 242.3
Section 242.3 covers scoping requirements in the current ADA Standards for wading pools.
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How is slip resistance measured?
A more careful pedestrian may be able to limit his horizontal force contribution so that it balances the available frictional resistance of the ice and thus cross it safely....
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11B-806.2.4.1 Vanity counter top space
If vanity counter top space is provided in non-accessible guest toilet or bathing rooms, comparable vanity counter top space, in terms of size and proximity to the lavatory, shall also be...
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- EZ Dock EZ Launch® System for Kayaks and Canoes
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11B-224.2.2 More than fifty guest room facilities
Facilities with more than fifty guest rooms shall be treated separately for the purposes of determining the required number of accessible rooms and type of accessible bathing facility....
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1009.6.1 Travel distance
The maximum travel distance from any accessible space to an area of refuge shall not exceed the exit access travel distance permitted for the occupancy in accordance with Section 1017.1....