Two commenters expressed concern about a possible conflict between the Act's accessibility requirements and local historic preservation codes (including compatible design requirements)....
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Conflict with Historic Preservation Design Codes
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§100.70(c)(3)
(3) Communicating to any prospective purchaser that he or she would not be comfortable or compatible with existing residents of a community, neighborhood or development because of race,...
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G. Access to Social Services, Temporary Lodging or Housing, and Other Benefit Programs
For example, programs that require people to apply by telephone may exclude people who are deaf or hard of hearing....
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Overview
Overview People who have vision, hearing, or speech disabilities (“communication disabilities”) use different ways to communicate....
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"Video Interpreting Services (VIS)"
The video phone provides video transmission to a video monitor that permits the individual who is deaf or hard of hearing to view and sign to a video interpreter (i.e., a live interpreter...
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Infrared Systems
The receiver is connected by wire to any of a variety of couplers or directly to a hearing aid equipped with direct audio input....
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PLANNING FOR SUCCESS
Staff also need instructions about how to access the auxiliary aids and services needed to communicate with people who have vision, hearing, or speech disabilities....
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2.1.2 Standards
The International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC) has developed pertinent standards for "Magnetic field strength in audio-frequency induction loops for hearing aid purposes" (IEC, 118‒...
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Section 1193.1 Purpose (Section-by-Section Analysis)
Section 1193.1 Purpose (Section-by-Section Analysis) This section describes the purpose of the guidelines which is to provide specific direction for the accessibility, usability, and compatibility...
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Movie Theater (Section-by-Section Analysis)
Paragraph 36.303(g) is a specific application of the auxiliary aid and service requirement for movie theaters. ...
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§1193.2 Scoping.
This part provides requirements for accessibility, usability, and compatibility of new products and existing products which undergo substantial change or upgrade, or for which new releases...
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Access to Health Care for People with Disabilities
Ethics Matters: A publication of the Donnelley Family Disability Ethics Program Access to Health Care for People with Disabilities © Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago 2009....
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10. How do the IDEA FAPE and the Title II effective communication requirements differ with regard to the obligation to provide communication for students with disabilities attending public elementary and secondary schools?
nothing in the IDEA that precludes districts from doing so as part of FAPE.41 For a student with a disability who is covered under both laws ‐‐ such as all IDEA‐eligible students with hearing...
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HEWI System Color Handrails
Highly contrasting design and tactile aids amplify the effect. The tactile aid can be attached to the handrail, not only with Braille but also with raised lettering....
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3. Benefits—Qualitative Discussion of Benefits
national average of 4.1 annual admissions per person, because of the lack of auxiliary aids and services that would allow them to understand and enjoy the movie. ...
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ETA Public Telephone Summary Chart and Survey Instructions
(17)(d)] (1) "Accessible" in this chart means complying with the requirements of 4.31.2 (clear floor or ground space), 4.31.3 (mounting height), 4.31.4 (protruding objects), 4.31.5 (hearing...
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4. Federal Appellate Case Law Addressing Captioning and Audio Description
The Ninth Circuit held that because closed captioning and audio descriptions are correctly classified as “auxiliary aids and services,” a movie theater may be required to provide them under...
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§ 382.43 Must information and reservation services of carriers be accessible to individuals with visual, hearing, and other disabilities?
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Reasonable Accommodation
Nor is an employer obligated to provide personal use items, such as glasses or hearing aids, as accommodations....
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Guest Rooms
Advisory 806.3- In guest rooms required to have accessible communication features, consider ensuring compatibility with adaptive equipment used by people with hearing impairments....
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On-Board Wheelchairs
On-Board Wheelchairs When required, on-board wheelchairs must be equipped with specific features and be designed to be compatible with the maneuvering space, aisle width, and seat height...
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§1193.23(a)
(a) Manufacturers shall evaluate the accessibility, usability, and compatibility of telecommunications equipment and customer premises equipment and shall incorporate such evaluation throughout...
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Use color and design to create architectural landmarks to aid in spatial orientation (slides 8 – 10)
We can use color and texture to facilitate wayfinding. We talked yesterday that thinking about it in terms of gray scale. For example, in the space on the left [in slide 8], there’s...
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Collection of Information: Telecommunications Act Accessibility Guidelines; Annual Reporting Burden
Collection of Information: Telecommunications Act Accessibility Guidelines; Annual Reporting Burden These regulations establish guidelines for accessibility, usability, and compatibility...
