, compared to (ii) the total number of seats in the auditorium....
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6.9
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PRIORITIES
A public accommodation is urged to take measures to comply with the barrier removal requirements of this section in accordance with the following order of priorities....
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Do the ADA Standards apply to existing facilities that are not subject to the alterations requirements?
The regulations require removal of barriers by public accommodations (title III) and program access by state and local governments (title II)....
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6.1
6.1 Wheelchair spaces shall have at least one fixed companion fixed seat adjacent to each wheelchair space....
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Footrests and Armrests
Footrests must be provided on pool lifts, and must move together with the seat. Padding on footrests —large enough to support the whole foot—reduces the chance of injury....
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Revised and New Standards for Buildings and Facilities
Barriers must be removed to the extent that is readily achievable in existing facilities that do not comply with the original 1991 ADA Standards....
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5.3.3.3 Location Where Walls Not Provided
Where walls or partitions are not provided, the seat shall be positioned in a corner of the clear floor or ground space required by 5.3.2 for a left-hand or right-hand approach....
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Standard Roll-In Type Shower Compartments: ADA Standard Section 608.5.2
Section 608.5.2 covers the current ADA Standards for controls in standard roll-in type shower compartments.
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11B-608.5.2 Standard roll-in type shower compartments
) minimum and 27 inches (686 mm) maximum from the seat wall; and shall be located above the grab bar, but no higher than 48 inches (1219 mm) above the shower floor...
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8. How do I determine if it is readily achievable for me to install a lift in my existing pool?
Guidance on “Common Questions: Readily Achievable Barrier Removal” is available at http://www.ada.gov//adata1.htm (1996). 1 Specifically, in determining whether an action is “readily...
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Accessible Parking Spaces
In addition, businesses or privately owned facilities that provide goods or services to the public have a continuing ADA obligation to remove barriers to access in existing parking lots...
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5.2.2 Transfer Surface Size for Equipment Used by Patients in Seated Position
5.2.2 Transfer Surface Size for Equipment Used by Patients in Seated Position....
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1.9.1.1.2
The lessee of public accommodations should be aware that readily achievable barrier removal is an ongoing obligation under the ADA and may require physical alterations to the building or...
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T213.1 General
Seats on non-rail vehicles shall comply with T213....
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§ 38.105 Priority seating signs
[See subsections ...]
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Error/Omission: In hotels, motels, or other lodging facilities of 50 or more sleeping rooms, no rooms with roll-in showers are provided, or the roll-in showers that are provided lack a fold-down seat.
Omission: In hotels, motels, or other lodging facilities of 50 or more sleeping rooms, no rooms with roll-in showers are provided, or the roll-in showers that are provided lack a fold-down seat...
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Scoping [4.1.3(18)]
Scoping [4.1.3(18)] Access is required to at least 5% of fixed or built-in seating and tables....
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M17
Is the top of the toilet seat 17 to 19 inches above the floor? [ADA Standards § 4.16.3] Yes No...
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H19
Is the top of the toilet seat 17 inches to 19 inches above the floor? [ADA Standards § 4.16.3] Yes No...
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H28
Is the surface of the toilet seat in this 36-inch-wide stall 17 to 19 inches above the floor? [ADA Standards §§ 4.16.3; 4.22.4] Yes No...
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Bradley 1-Stall Seat Cover/Tissue Dispenser 5922
Model 5922, 5922-10, 5922-11, 5922-69 Model 5922 recessed (shown, clearance for grab bar) BradEX Model 5922-10 semi-recessed (recesses 2-3/4"; projects 1-1/2" -...
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Alternate Roll-In Type Shower Compartments: ADA Standard Section 608.5.3
Section 608.5.3 covers the current ADA Standards for controls in alternate roll-in type shower compartments.
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4.1.3(18)
(18) If fixed or built-in seating or tables (including, but not limited to, study carrels and student laboratory stations), are provided in accessible public or common use areas, at least...
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Bathroom Do’s and Dont’s
Use metal hinges to secure the toilet lid and seat. Metal hinges are stronger and safer than plastic hinges. Don’t. Do not use short shower benches....
