b)(1). 4 2010 ADA Accessibility Standards, section 106.5. 5 See 1994 Title II Technical Assistance Manual Supplement, Title II TA Guidance: The ADA and City Governments: Common...
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DOJ/DOT Joint Technical Assistance on the Title II of the ADA Requirements to Provide Curb Ramps when Streets, Roads, or Highways are Altered through Resurfacing
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F. Shelter Environment
But care should be taken so cane-detectable barriers do not block accessible routes or the clear floor space that people using mobility devices need to access common protruding objects such...
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5.8.2.4 Unobstructed Floor Space Recommendation
For patients seated in a wheelchair, a common positioning technique is to place towels, pillows, or other positioning aids behind the patient’s back in order to sustain an upright pose during...
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i. Barriers to Web accessibility
The most common barrier to website accessibility is an image or photograph without corresponding text describing the image....
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Where must the wheelchair symbol be posted?
The International Symbol of Accessibility (ISA), the familiar person-in-a-wheelchair logo, is the most common and easily recognized symbol designating accessibility....
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Captioning, narrative description, and video interpreting services. (Section-by-Section Analysis)
This common-sense example is a codification of the Department's longstanding policy with regard to title III entities, and was included in the preamble to the original regulation. ...
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Accessible Cells in Detention and Correctional Facilities (Section-by-Section Analysis)
Another common complaint to the Department is from inmates alleging that they are housed at a more restrictive classification level simply because no accessible housing exists at the appropriate...
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Service Animals
Allowing service animals into a “no pet” facility is a common type of reasonable modification necessary to accommodate people who have disabilities....
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Categorization of wheelchair versus other power-driven mobility devices. (Section-by-Section Analysis)
Finding weight and size to be too restrictive, the vast majority of advocacy, nonprofit, and individual commenters opposed using the Department of Transportation's definition of ‘‘common...
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E. Assistive Technology
Lastly, in 502.4 Platform Accessibility Features, the Board proposes to require that platforms provide specific accessibility features common to most platforms....
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Railings—Guardrails, Handrails, and Safety
The most common location for grab bars is in restrooms. The required locations of grab bars are explained in the Architectural Barriers Act Accessibility Standards, chapter 6....
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Camping Units
There must also be an outdoor recreation access route connecting each camping unit with the common use features that are provided at the campground, such as toilets, showers, water hydrants...
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2.2.3 Functional Reach
A computation procedure was developed for performing analyses on reaches that involved combining 3-D reach information from the measured WhMD users in relation to a common reference plane...
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Miscellaneous Provisions
Nothing in this Agreement relates to other provisions of the ADA or affects UPDC’s obligations to comply with any other federal, state, or local statutory, administrative, regulatory, or common...
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II-6.3100 General principles
UFAS: Has specific requirements for additions, including requirements for entrances, routes, restrooms, and common areas....
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PATH OF TRAVEL
The subject of who is responsible for doing this is not addressed directly by CBC or ADA, and it is perhaps the most common failing for public accommodations....
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Asians and Pacific Islanders with Disabilities of California (APIDC)
was created initially as an informal coalition during 1999 of individuals, community based organizations, government agencies, parent organizations, and corporate executives who shared a common...
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Site Impracticality Determinations
A site with a single building, having a common entrance for all units, may be analyzed only under the first test—the individual building test....
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Door King Inc. Proximity Card Readers
Features: Because physical contact is not required, proximity card readers can read card data through common building materials like: concrete, brick, stone, drywall, plaster,...
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Fulton County - Diversity and Civil Rights Compliance Officer II
PLEASE REVIEW ALL APPLICATIONS FOR ACCURACY AND MAKE ALL CORRECTIONS BEFORE SUBMITTAL BECAUSE ERRORS CAN RESULT IN NOT MEETING THE MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS....
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Appendix 2: Survey Forms: Curb Ramps
Y N Y N Y N Y N Y N Y N Y N Comments: This survey form is designed to assist you in identifying common barriers to access...
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Accessible Parking
Locate parking space and access aisle on relatively level ground (1:50 maximum slope in all directions) Two parking spaces may share a common access aisle (van or car)....
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3. Handicapped person
The most common recommendation was that only “traditional” handicaps be covered....
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Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act (Section 504)
requirements is to comply with the IDEA FAPE requirements.15 To address the Section 504 FAPE requirements would therefore not provide additional guidance to public schools in the most common...
