majority of students covered by the FAQs, and because, in general, a violation of Section 504 is a violation of Title II, the focus of the FAQs is on the IDEA and the specific Title II regulatory...
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DOJ/DOE Dear Colleague Letter: Effective Communication
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Organization of This Rule
The Section-by-Section Analysis follows the order of the 1991 title III regulation, except that regulatory sections that remain unchanged are not referenced....
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Accessibility Standards in Title II Regulations Issued by DOJ
As emphasized by the revised Title II regulatory language as well as the interpretive guidance published with it, covered entities engaged in physical construction or alterations during...
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36 CFR Part 1195 Proposed Accessibility Standards for Medical Diagnostic Equipment NPRM - Preamble
Regulatory Analyses...
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Section 37.5 Nondiscrimination
This is not a regulatory requirement on insurance companies, but simply says that covered entities must comply with this part, even in the face of difficulties with their insurance companies...
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Undue burden (Preamble, Section-by-Section Analysis)
The Board sought comment in the NPRM on two additional factors (identified as factor (2) and factor (3) in the preamble) for agencies to consider in assessing a determination of an undue...
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Substantially Limited in Working
In assessing the "number" of jobs from which a person might be excluded by an impairment, the regulations make clear that it is only necessary to indicate an approximate number of jobs from...
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233.3.6 Dispersion (Exception 2), F233.3.5 Dispersion (Exception 2), F233.4.6 Dispersion (Exception 2)
dispersed among the various types of units in the facility or to provide choices of units comparable to those available to others since disaster survivors are provided units based on their assessed...
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46. Can an employer claim undue hardship solely because a reasonable accommodation would require it to make changes to property owned by someone else?
An employer should remember its obligation to make reasonable accommodation when it is negotiating contracts with property owners.(122) Similarly, a property owner should carefully assess...
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General comments regarding safe harbor. (Section-by-Section Analysis)
Industry advocates were concerned not only with the cost of making the actual changes, but also with the cost of assessing their facilities for compliance with the incremental changes, arguing...
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If Carrier Contends That Attendant Is Required for Safety Reasons and Passenger Disagrees
If your decision is contrary to the self-assessment of the passenger with a disability, then the carrier must not charge for the transportation of the attendant....
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4. What factors should a public school district consider in determining what auxiliary aids or services are necessary to afford qualified students with disabilities an equal opportunity to participate in, and enjoy the benefits of, the public school’s services, programs, or activities?
For more information on school districts’ continuing obligation to assess the effectiveness of auxiliary aids and services, see Q&A 13. 28 28 C.F.R. § 35.160(b)(2). 29 Under the...
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B. Survey and Review of Polling Place Locations
The County will employ the attached survey instrument to assess whether a polling place location is or can be made accessible on Election Day....
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2.3. Upfront Costs
The Final RA assesses the costs of acquiring the equipment necessary to provide closed movie captioning and audio description in auditoriums exhibiting digital movies. ...
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A. POLICIES AND PROCEDURES
will make an individualized assessment of whether a qualified individual with a disability meets selection criteria for employment decisions....
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Sections 35.108(d)(1)(viii) and 36.105(d)(1)(viii)—Determination Made Without Regard to the Ameliorative Effects of Mitigating Measures
The ADA Amendments Act revised the definition of ‘‘disability’’ and the Department agrees that the Act’s prohibition on assessing the ameliorative effects of mitigating measures applies...
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Section 37.37 Other Applications
It is the responsibility of each private entity, in the first instance, to assess the nature of each transportation system on a case-by-case basis and determine the applicable rules....
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Test A (Section-by-Section Analysis)
The question of whether a person has a disability should be assessed without regard to the availability of mitigating measures, such as reasonable modifications or auxiliary aids and services...
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Fulton County - Diversity and Civil Rights Compliance Officer II
Assess existing buildings, ongoing construction, and construction plans, in consultation with the ADA Administrator and the Department of Real Estate and Asset Management, for compliance...
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5. Other Issues—Federal Preemption
This outcome has largely come about today due to airlines throughout the U.S. market being freed to focus their resources on meeting a single regulatory and enforcement scheme for ensuring...
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5.1 Architectural Barriers Act (ABA).
constructed under authority of the National Capital Transportation Act of 1960, the National Capital Transportation Act of 1965, or Title III of the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Regulatory...
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Check-Out Aisles and Sales and Service Counters
Commenters recommended that the Department consider a regulatory alternative exempting small retailers from the new knee and toe clearance requirement and retaining existing wheelchair accessibility...
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1. Executive Summary
access routes (see R302.3.2); • Permit compliance with the proposed technical provisions for the grade of pedestrian access routes to the extent practicable where physical constraints or regulatory...
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Captioning, narrative description, and video interpreting services. (Section-by-Section Analysis)
The Department is proposing to add video interpreting services (VIS) to the regulatory text and is discussing in this preamble options for addressing captioning and narrative description...