Examples of types of documentation include: Recommendations of qualified professionals; Proof of past testing accommodations; Observations by educators;...
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What Kind Of Documentation Is Sufficient To Support A Request For Testing Accommodations?
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Boat Slips: ADA Standard Section 1003.2.1
Another design solution would be to have two 40 foot (12 m) plus continuous gangways joined together at a float, where the float (as the water level falls) will stop dropping at an elevation...
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11B-1003.2.1 Boat slips
Another design solution would be to have two 40 foot (12 m) plus continuous gangways joined together at a float, where the float (as the water level falls) will stop dropping at an elevation...
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240.1.1 Additions
Advisory 240.1.1 Additions (Continued)....
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Resting Intervals [1017.8]
Resting intervals are level areas that provide an opportunity for people to stop after a steep segment and recover before continuing on....
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Resting Intervals [1016.8]
Resting intervals are level areas that provide an opportunity for people to rest before continuing along an ORAR....
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Dune Crossings [1018.10]
The handrails must be continuous at a height of 34 to 38 inches above the walking surface along both sides of the dune crossing (figure 32)....
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The International Symbol of Accessibility (ISA)
The ISA continues to be recognized worldwide as a symbol identifying accessible elements and spaces....
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Illegal Use of Drugs
"Current use" is the illegal use of controlled substances that occurred recently enough to justify a reasonable belief that a person's drug use is current or that continuing use is a real...
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Training requirement. (Section-by-Section Analysis)
The Department has rejected this approach and will not impose any type of formal training requirements or certification process, but will continue to require that service animals be individually...
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Updates and Other Pocket Guides
Updates and Other Pocket Guides Evan Terry Associates will continue to revise and update this Pocket Guide as new technical assistance is released and interpretations are provided by...
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B. Advisory Committee and Final Report (2006-2008)
In the years following our initial promulgation of the 508 Standards and 255 Guidelines, technology continued to evolve at a rapid pace....
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Frequently Asked Questions about Service Animals and the ADA
The Department of Justice continues to receive many questions about how the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) applies to service animals....
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B. 2004 ADA and ABA Accessibility Guidelines
Until HUD adopts a new accessibility standard, HUD recipients who undertake alterations or new construction of a project may continue to utilize UFAS and HUD’s Section 504 or ABA regulations...
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Accessible Pathway & Corridor: Minimum Clear Width Required for 180-degree Turn
Use of multiple short turns was allowed in contrast to a single continuous turn....
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Accessible Pathway & Corridor: Minimum Clear Width Required for 180-degree Turn Around Barrier
Use of multiple short turns was allowed in contrast to a single continuous turn. ...
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APPENDIX C SUMMARY OF SETTLEMENT AGREEMENT
The United States Department of Justice will continue to monitor UPDC to ensure that it complies with the ADA....
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Training requirement. (Section-by-Section Analysis)
The Department has rejected this approach and will not impose any type of formal training requirements or certification process, but will continue to require that service animals be individually...
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Section 36.309 Examinations and Courses (Section-by-Section Analysis)
sets forth the general rule that any private entity that offers examinations or courses relating to applications, licensing, certification, or credentialing for secondary or postsecondary education...
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3. How can state and local governments’ employment service systems ensure that people with disabilities have access to competitive integrated employment?
The type, amount, and intensity of someone’s services may change over time, but such services should be provided for a sufficient duration to ensure that the person can continue to succeed...
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11B-233.1 General
III §36.406(d) Standards for New Construction and Alterations; Social Service Center Establishments, and also Title II §35.151(f) New Construction and Alterations; Housing at a Place of Education...
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Substitute cells. (Section-by-Section Analysis)
cells to the maximum extent feasible, and has, at a minimum, physical access equal to that of the original cells to areas used by inmates or detainees for visitation, dining, recreation, educational...
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Issue 10: Braille (right side up?)
If the installation agency is not in contact with someone who reads Braille, individuals may be located through vocational rehabilitation agencies, schools for the blind, special education...
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Communication Barriers
For example, you might need educational materials in an alternate format. Or you could say, “I need information presented in small chunks due to my brain injury....