Disability Resource Association operates as a Center for Independent Living serving residents in Jefferson County, Metropolitian St....
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2010 ADA Definition
Operable Part (Control): A component of an element used to insert or withdraw objects, or to activate, deactivate, or adjust the element.
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Disability Resource Association (DRA) - Festus, MO
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11B-232.1 General
However, when alterations are made to specific cells, detention and correctional facility operators may satisfy their obligation to provide the required number of cells with mobility features...
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Swimming pools. (Section-by-Section Analysis)
As a result, under the 1991 title II regulation, title II entities that operate programs or activities that include swimming pools have not been required to provide an accessible route into...
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Panda S.81 All Aluminum Multi-Slide Door System
There is also an option for 1 1/2″ glass with integrated remote-controlled shutters enclosed....
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Section 36.406(d) Social Service Center Establishments
The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) also provides financial assistance for the operation of shelters through the Administration for Children and Families programs....
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Section 36.406(d) Social Service Center Establishments (Section-by-Section Analysis)
The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) also provides financial assistance for the operation of shelters through the Administration for Children and Families programs....
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1. Making Facilities Accessible and Usable
Title II requires that these governments operate each service, program or activity in existing facilities so that, when viewed in its entirety, it is readily accessible to and useable by...
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Incorporation of Guidelines for Play Areas and Recreation Facilities
The guidelines address play areas provided at schools, parks, child care facilities (except those based in the operator’s home, which are exempt), and other facilities subject to the ADA...
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4. Proposed Updates to Other Web-Specific Provisions in Existing 508 Standards
However, proposed 503.2 also provides an exception for applications—such as Web software—that are designed to be isolated from their operating systems....
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Categorization of wheelchair versus other power-driven mobility devices. (Section-by-Section Analysis)
Others objected to this approach, stating that circumstances should dictate the appropriate speed at which mobility devices should be operated— for example, a faster speed may be safer when...
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6.4 Post-Offer Examinations and Inquiries Permitted
For example: A medical examination and evaluation might be required to ensure that prospective construction crane operators do not have disabilities such as uncontrolled seizures...
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11B-233.3.2 Residential dwelling units for sale
(2) The requirements of paragraph (1) also apply to housing programs that are operated by public entities where design and construction of particular residential dwelling units takes...
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1. If a test screens out or tends to screen out an individual with a disability or a class of such individuals on the basis of disability, it must be job-related and consistent with business necessity
For example, a standardized test used for a job as a heavy equipment operator might screen out a person with dyslexia or other learning disability who was able to perform all functions of...
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Typical examples of reasonable accommodations are:
Specialized equipment for a data-entry operator who has lost an arm, hand, or finger, such as a one-handed keyboard, a large-key keyboard, a touchpad, a trackball, or speech recognition...
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What is a “reasonable accommodation”?
A machine operator required time off from work during his hospitalization with AIDS-related pneumonia. He had already used up all his sick leave....
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4. On-board wheelchairs
While the cost estimates of commenters for on-board wheelchairs appear to be overstated, we believe that the operational concerns of carriers with respect to the use of on-board wheelchairs...
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Limitations
should take into consideration the cost of the particular aid or service in light of all resources available to fund the program, service, or activity and the effect on other expenses or operations...
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EXHIBIT I NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT OF FEDERAL DISABILITY DISCRIMINATION LAWSUIT UNITED STATES V. QUIKTRIP CORPORATION
District Court for the District of ___________ has entered a Consent Decree resolving a lawsuit against QuikTrip Corporation, the owner and operator of gas stations, convenience stores,...
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4.1.1 Range of Examination Table and Chair Configurations
These demands have implications for the design, configuration, and principles of operation of examination tables and chairs....
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4.3 Diagnostic Imaging Equipment
Diagnostic imaging equipment encompasses a broad range of technologies comprised of integrated systems of components and accessories with diverse designs, configurations, and principles of operation...
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R204 Pedestrian Access Routes (Section-by-Section Analysis)
Elevators and platform lifts must be unlocked during the operating hours of the facility served....
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Q6. Does the Amendments Act address the "major life activities" referred to in the Section 504 and Title II regulations?
well as functions of the cardiovascular, genitourinary, hemic, lymphatic, and musculoskeletal systems as examples of major bodily functions, and stating that these functions include the operation...
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D. Examples of Schools to Which These Guidelines Apply
A vocational education facility operated by a State agency. 3....
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Subpart F—Health, Welfare, and Social Services
Subpart F applies to recipients that operate health, welfare, and social service programs. The Department received fewer comments on this subpart than on others....
