(2) "Wheelchair" defined For purposes of paragraph (1), the term "wheelchair" means a device designed solely for use by a mobility-impaired person for locomotion, that is suitable for...
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12207(c)(2) "Wheelchair" defined
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Edge Protection
This protection will prevent persons using wheelchairs or other mobility devices from slipping off the pier or platform....
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11B-225.2.3 Library book stacks
Exceptions: Book stacks available for public use may be higher than 54 inches (1372 mm) maximum above the finish floor when an attendant is available to assist persons with disabilities...
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11B-225.2.3 Library book stacks
Exceptions: Book stacks available for public use may be higher than 54 inches (1372 mm) maximum above the finish floor when an attendant is available to assist persons with disabilities...
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Locating Controls & Devices: Percent of People Who Can Reach the Matrix Cell Indicated While Holding 5 lb Weight - Forward Approach Power Chair
in the forward reach direction for a given (a) height from the floor (shown the vertical axis) and (b) offset distance (shown on the horizontal axis) from the forward-most point of the person...
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Locating Controls & Devices: Percent of People Who Can Reach the Matrix Cell Indicated While Holding 5 lb Weight - Forward Approach Manual Wheelchair
in the forward reach direction for a given (a) height from the floor (shown the vertical axis) and (b) offset distance (shown on the horizontal axis) from the forward-most point of the person...
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At least one public TDD must be provided.
• At least one public TDD (telecommunications device for persons who are deaf or who have speech impairments) must be provided....
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407.3 Input Controls
EXCEPTION: Devices for personal use with input controls that are audibly discernable without activation and operable by touch shall not be required to conform to 407.3....
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Auxiliary Alarms [4.28.4]
connected to the building alarm system or have an outlet for a portable device....
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Text Telephones (or TTYs) [4.31.9]
Devices typically include an acoustic coupler for the telephone handset, a simplified keyboard, and a visible message display....
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Auxiliary aids and services
Auxiliary aids and services includes-- (1) Qualified interpreters, notetakers, transcription services, written materials, telephone handset amplifiers, assistive listening devices, assistive...
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ALTERNATIVE METHODS FOR HISTORIC PRESERVATION PROGRAMS {35.150}
ALTERNATIVE METHODS FOR HISTORIC PRESERVATION PROGRAMS {35.150} Using audio-visual materials and devices to depict inaccessible portions of historic property Assigning persons...
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Who Will Provide the Assistance?
Anyone in the Office or Building People with limited mobility who are able to go up and down stairs easily but have trouble operating door locks, latches, and other devices due to limitations...
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Clear Deck Space
Clear Deck Space The base of the transfer platform must have a clear deck space adjacent to it that is 60 by 60 inches minimum, with a slope not steeper than 1:48 so a person using a...
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407.3 Tactilely Discernible
EXCEPTION: Devices for personal use with input controls that are audibly discernable without activation and operable by touch shall not be required to be tactilely discernible....
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Origin Instruments Corporation HeadMouse® Extreme Wireless Head Controlled Mouse
on-screen keyboard such as SofType™ or KeyStrokes™, HeadMouse provides head-controlled access to all of the full range of functions for both keyboard and mouse, and to thousands of standard personal...
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5.1.1 Transfer Surface Height Adjustability Recommendation for M301 and M302
Rationale for final recommendation The Committee agreed that adjustability greatly increases the overall accessibility of equipment for all persons....
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ACCESSIBLE ELEMENT
An ACCESSIBLE ELEMENT can include a room, area, route, feature or device which provides accessibility for persons with disabilities.◼...
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ACCESSIBLE ELEMENT
An ACCESSIBLE ELEMENT can include a room, area, route, feature or device which provides accessibility for persons with disabilities. ◼...
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Chapter 3 BUILDING AN EVACUATION PLAN FOR A PERSON WHO IS BLIND OR HAS LOW VISION
[See subsections ...]
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Roberta Null, Ph.D., ASID. Training for Blind and Low Vision Persons: Color Contrast
Center for the Blind I did a lot of work years ago teaching kitchen design, and found out about the Center for the Blind in San Diego (slide 1), which was right off of our...
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11. Q: If the person uses sign language, what kinds of communication will require an interpreter?
A: The length, importance, or complexity of the communication will help determine whether an interpreter is necessary for effective communication. In a simple encounter,...
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9. Q: Am I responsible for the animal while the person with a disability is in my business?
A: No. The care or supervision of a service animal is solely the responsibility of his or her owner. You are not required to provide care or food or a special location for the...
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Other Services and Accommodations
Assistance within the cabin is also required, but not extensive personal services....
