In this section, the Board collectively reviews the principle issues from the 2010 ANPRM and 2011 ANPRM in consolidated fashion....
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E. 2010 and 2011 ANPRMs: Significant Issues
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Focus on Four Issues (Issues 7 – 10)
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Issue 13: Stub poles
Issue 13: Stub poles Figure 15: APS is located on mast arm pole more than 10 feet outside the crosswalk lines....
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Issue 9: Reach (how far?)
Issue 9: Reach (how far?) APS devices can be located in landscaped areas if the pushbutton is reachable from a level paved area....
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Issue 12: Audible beaconing
Issue 12: Audible beaconing Audible beaconing -- providing a louder audible WALK signal in order to provide directional guidance to pedestrians who are blind -- is not needed at all intersections...
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Reason the Access Board is issuing the proposed standards
Section 510 of the Rehabilitation Act (29 USC 794f) requires the Access Board, in consultation with the Commissioner of the Food and Drug Administration, to issue standards that contain...
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APPENDIX II: Airline Management-Related Issues
APPENDIX II Airline Management-Related Issues Appendix II highlights provisions of the ACAA and the accompanying regulations outlining specific responsibilities of management of carriers...
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Issue 1: APS volume
Issue 1: APS volume Louder is NOT better....
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Issue 5: Tactile arrow (in line)
Issue 5: Tactile arrow (in line) Figure 9: Tactile arrow not aligned with crosswalk direction....
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Issue: Curb Ramps
Common Problem: City governments often do not provide necessary curb ramps to ensure that people with disabilities can travel throughout the city in a safe and convenient...
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Issue: Effective Communication
Common Problem: City governments often fail to provide qualified interpreters or assistive listening devices for individuals who are deaf or hard of hearing at public events or...
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Issue: Program Accessibility
Common Problem: City governments often have failed to ensure that the whole range of the city’s services, municipal buildings, and programs meet Title II’s program access...
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C. Compliance issues
Question 6. What resources and services are available to public accommodations and public entities to make their websites accessible? What is the ability of covered entities to make...
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III. General Issues
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UNDUE HARDSHIP ISSUES
ETA Editors Note Footnote (112) references the title of this section. (112) 112. The discussions and examples in this section assume that there is only one effective...
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XI. Operating Issues...
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III. Major Issues
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Issues Related to the Interactive Process and Return to Work
Issues Related to the Interactive Process and Return to Work If an employee returns from a leave of absence with restrictions from his or her doctor, the employer may ask why the restrictions...
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Public Comments on Other NPRM Issues (Section-by-Section Analysis)
Public Comments on Other NPRM Issues (Section-by-Section Analysis)...
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Public Comments on Other NPRM Issues (Section-by-Section Analysis)
Public Comments on Other NPRM Issues (Section-by-Section Analysis)...
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Issue 2: Location relative to the crosswalk
Issue 2: Location relative to the crosswalk An APS that is mounted outside the crosswalk area may provide misleading information about the crossing location....
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Other Issues Relating to Seat Assignments
Other Issues Relating to Seat Assignments You must provide a seat assignment accommodation when requested by a passenger with a disability even if the seat is not otherwise available...
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Issue 15: Installation Errors Increase Risk
Issue 15: Installation Errors Increase Risk This account shows clearly why it’s critical for installers to understand how APS work and something about how pedestrians use them -- particularly...
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Communication Issues for Employers with Maximum Leave Policies
Communication Issues for Employers with Maximum Leave Policies Many employers, especially larger ones and those with generous maximum leave policies, may rely on "form letters" to communicate...