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2010 ADA Definition
Current Illegal Use of Drugs: Current illegal use of drugs means illegal use of drugs that occurred recently enough to justify a reasonable belief that a person´s drug use is current or that continuing use is a real and ongoing problem.
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This is a great unit but it's not "recessed", it's semi-recessed.
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Trekker Breeze GPS - How Marion gets around independently with her GPS
Marion showed us how it gives her confidence to get out and about on her own, even on the busy streets of London....
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SoloRider: Accessible Golf Cart Promotional Video
Off the golf course, the cars are used in many surprising and unexpected ways. Whole communities employ them as the standard transportation vehicle....
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AssistiveWare - No more boundaries - Parents about Proloquo2Go
Tyrone’s mother Alarna always considered herself an advocate for her son, however, now that he is using Proloquo2Go she has found that he can speak for himself....
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Background
These existing nonconforming conditions are entitled to remain until a permitted alteration or addition, or an occupancy change, causes the current Building Code to take effect....
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Contours of Disability in America
New technologies, drugs, and devices enabled persons to live longer with lower incidence of secondary disabilities, and with greater control over their daily activities....
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The Association of Safe Patient Handling Professionals
Many of the suggestions, recommendations, papers, discussions, etc. on this website will use the term “patient”, but one can easily apply these ideas and practices to all people who need...
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Braille Bug
braille for another famous blind person, Helen Keller; learn to recognize braille letters and numbers; describe different ways to read and write braille, including the use...
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UniversalDesign.com
Other terms for Universal Design used around the world include Design for All, Inclusive Design, and Barrier-Free Design....
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2. Accessible lavatories
Some comments objected to the proposed requirement to use accessible components (e.g., a sink) when replacing a component of a lavatory on a twin-aisle aircraft....
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8. Batteries
The Department has decided to allow a carrier to require an individual who uses a ventilator, respirator, CPAP machine or FAA-approved POC to bring an adequate number of fully charged batteries...
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8.1 Excluded Populations Needing Future Attention
Committee members spent some time trying to define this population using standard metrics, such as the body-mass-index (BMI), and seeking guidance from information available from the CDC...
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Additional benefits of water closet clearance standards
The Department estimates that people with the relevant disabilities will use a newly accessible single-user toilet room with an out-swinging door approximately 677 million times per year...
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1. Evolving Approach to Covered Electronic Content
Since that time, the types of—and uses for—electronic documents and other content have grown tremendously....
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Slopes and Resting Intervals for Outdoor Recreation Access Routes
In this guidebook, the terms running slope and grade often are used interchangeably....
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References
As used in this section, the phrase ・changes in level・ refers to surfaces with slopes and to surfaces with abrupt rise exceeding that permitted in Section 303.3....
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Installation
They cited the ease for their park maintenance crew to replace a tile here or there as a primary reason to continue use of the TIL. ...
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Additional benefits of water closet clearance standards
The Department estimates that people with the relevant disabilities will use a newly accessible single-user toilet room with an out-swinging door approximately 677 million times per year...
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Section 36.102 Application (Preamble, Section-by-Section Analysis)
Similarly, § 36.102(b)(3) provides that the new construction and alterations requirements of subpart D obligate a public accommodation only with respect to facilities used as, or designed...
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1133B.2.3.2
If an automatic door is used, then it shall comply with BHMA A156.10. Slowly opening, low-powered, automatic doors shall comply with BHMA A156.19....
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1115B.4.1, Item 1
NOTE: This Safe Harbor cannot be used in combination with the Safe Harbor for Subsection 11B-604.3.1, because it implies that a later version of 2010 CBC was used for the permitting and...
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2.7 Existing ADA and Rehabilitation Act Requirements for Accessible Medical Care
The guidance document includes information on accessible examination rooms and the clear floor space needed adjacent to medical equipment for individuals who use mobility devices to approach...
