This section requires the surface of beach access routes and resting intervals to be firm and stable.
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1018.3 Surface
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1018.3 Surface
The surface of beach access routes and resting intervals shall be firm and stable.
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Key Study findings:
Up to 78% of the study participants used grab bars when they were added to the platform and they helped participants to transfer higher and lower than they could without them. ...
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Clear Floor Space: ADA Standard Section 606.2
Section 606.2 covers the current ADA Standards for clear floor space at lavatories and sinks.
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Attachment H: Modifications to Altered Facilities
Attachment H: Modifications to Altered Facilities
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Minimum Number of Beach Access Routes [F248.2]
At least one beach access route must be provided for each one-half mile of beach shoreline administered or managed by the same entity. The number of beach access routes is not...
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Pedestrian Access Points to a Beach
A location developed as an entry point to the beach for pedestrians. Access Points include parking facilities that serve beaches, dune crossings, and stairways or ramps leading from...
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6.9 Tread Obstacles
Obstacles on beach access routes and their related resting intervals shall not exceed 1 inch (25 mm) in height measured vertically to the highest point. Where the surface is...
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§ 38.29(b)
(b) Handrails and stanchions shall be provided in the entrance to the vehicle in a configuration which allows persons with disabilities to grasp such assists from outside the vehicle...
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7(2)(a)
(a) Bathrooms that have reinforced walls for grab bars (see Requirement 6) would meet section 100.205(c)(3)(iv) if: Note: Cabinets under lavatories are acceptable provided the bathroom...
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Food and Restaurant Services
Food and Restaurant Services People with disabilities need to access tables, food service lines, and condiment and beverage bars in restaurants, bars, or other establishments where food...
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Attachment H
Public Toilet Room Access to the paper towel dispenser is obstructed due to its mounting height and location. ...
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Bobrick B-3091 ClassicSeries® Recessed-Mounted Toilet Tissue, Seat-Cover Dispenser and Waste Disposal
Mounts flush against side wall in accessible toilet compartment to allow clearance for grab bar above unit has toilet tissue dispenser on left side of unit....
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Bobrick B-3092 ClassicSeries® Recessed-Mounted Toilet Tissue, Seat-Cover Dispenser and Waste Disposal
Mounts flush against side wall in accessible toilet compartment to allow clearance for grab bar above unit has toilet tissue dispenser on right side of unit....
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4.1.3(18)
(18) If fixed or built-in seating or tables (including, but not limited to, study carrels and student laboratory stations), are provided in accessible public or common use areas, at...
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4.1.2(17)
(17) If fixed or built-in seating, tables, or work surfaces are provided in accessible spaces, at least 5 percent, but always at least one, of seating spaces, tables, or work...
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A4.17.3 Size and Arrangement
However, some persons with disabilities who use mobility aids such as walkers, canes or crutches are better able to use the two parallel grab bars in the 36 in (915 mm) wide alternate stall...
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2.3 Restrooms
Are there grab bars beside and behind the toilet?...
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Conclusion
During this second phase of the independent wheelchair transfer study, platform transfers with and without grab-bars and a backrest and two-step transfers were evaluated....
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Attachment I
The toilet paper dispenser is above the side grab bar. ...
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Costs
The regulatory assessment compares the final rule to the guidelines and standards used by federal agencies for the design of outdoor developed areas without regard to accessibility...
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6.14.1 Clear Width
Gate openings and openings in barriers for pedestrian passage shall provide a clear width of 36 inches (915 mm), complying with ODAAG, section 1017.3 Clear Tread Width.
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Food and Beverage Service
The Food Service: Accommodating Diners with Disabilities factsheet provides both legal standards and promising practices for paths of travel, approach to dining spaces, seating,...
