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1193.33(b) (Advisory Guidance)
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ADA-100® Area of Refuge Communication System
STANDARD FEATURES Vandal proof 16-guage stainless steel construction Surface or flush mounted Area station supervision circuits Dual audio and visual alarms for the hearing...
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II-8.2000 Self-evaluation
ensure that they include provisions for readers for individuals with visual impairments; interpreters or other alternative communication measures, as appropriate, for individuals with hearing...
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American Society for Deaf Children (ASDC)
believe that there should be access to early identification and education by qualified providers, engaged family involvement, and educational opportunities equal to those provided for hearing...
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Alterations: ADA Standard Section 202.3
Section 202.3 covers the most current requirements for alterations in existing building and facilities.
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Pilot Rock CN-TR-52 Tilting Trash Receptacle
OPTIONAL: Band-It trash bag loop to hold your trash bag in the basket. See Trash and Recycling Accessories. OPTIONAL: Your choice of trash or recycling lids. ...
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Door King Inc. 1150 Overhead Gate and Door opener
Ports for plug-in loop detectors. Fail-secure, keyed quick release. Shock mounts. Heavy-duty 3-inch rails. Programming switches. Built-in power On/Off switch....
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Atlantis Railing
There is a loop assembly attached to the grab rail and extends out 12" beyond the last post and may terminate into the last post or continue down and terminate into the bump rail....
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Safety Assistants/Attendants
(We use the term “severe hearing and vision impairment” to include the entire spectrum of this disability, including the extreme of “deaf-blind,” unless we expressly indicate otherwise.)...
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Section 508
in visual format may not be accessible to people with visual impairments and a system that provides output only in audio format may not be accessible to people who are deaf or hard of hearing...
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Two: Does the impairment limit any major life activities?
A major life activity is an activity that is central to daily life.12 According to the Department’s regulations, major life activities include walking, seeing, hearing, breathing, caring...
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B. Online Barriers Faced by People with Disabilities
Accessible website design recognizes these differences and does not require people to see, hear, or use a standard mouse in order to access the information and services provided....
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Section 504
Requirements common to these regulations include reasonable accommodation for employees with disabilities; program accessibility; effective communication with people who have hearing or...
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Issue: Law Enforcement Policies, Practices, and Procedures
For example, individuals who are deaf or have hearing impairments and use sign language may be unable to communicate with law enforcement officers if they are taken into custody and handcuffed...
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L. Accessible Guest Rooms
See, inter alia, 2010 Standards §§ 224.2-5, 309.4, 604.3, 605.3, 607.4.2, 607.5, 609.4, 610.2, 806.2.4, and 806.3.2. 3) To increase accessibility for individuals who are deaf, hard of hearing...
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More on Notice
Public entities are required to ensure that interested people, including people with vision or hearing impairments, can obtain information as to the ”existence and location of accessible...
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Frequently Asked Questions about Service Animals and the ADA
stability for a person who has difficulty walking, picking up items for a person who uses a wheelchair, preventing a child with autism from wandering away, or alerting a person who has hearing...
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1.3. Public Comments on Initial Regulatory Assessment and Department Responses
Many comments focused on the number of individuals with hearing and vision disabilities, arguing that the U.S....
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6. Acquisition or Modification of Equipment and Devices
is only obligated to provide equipment that is needed to perform a job; there is no obligation to provide equipment that the individual uses regularly in daily life, such as glasses, a hearing...
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2. The ADA Title III Regulation
This list was revised in 2010 to reflect changes in technology and the auxiliary aids and services commonly used by individuals who are deaf or hard of hearing or blind or have low vision...
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4. Benefits of the Proposed Rule
Table 5 - Unquantified Benefits of the Proposed Rule Time savings by people with hearing, cognitive, speech, and manual dexterity or motor impairments from improved federal...
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Who Is Eligible To Receive Testing Accommodations?
Under the ADA, an individual with a disability is a person who has a physical or mental impairment that substantially limits a major life activity (such as seeing, hearing, learning, reading...
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Customer Premises Equipment (Section-by-Section Analysis)
Self Help for Hard of Hearing People (SHHH) and many individuals who are hard of hearing suggested clarifying the definition to include public pay telephones as examples of customer premises...
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§35.162 Telephone Emergency Services
of title II specifically reflects congressional intent that public entities must ensure that telephone emergency services, including 911 services, be accessible to persons with impaired hearing...
