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Parking Spaces
Parking Spaces Measure from the center of marking lines. If lines are not adjacent to another space or aisle the measurement can be to the full width of the line.
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1.1.8 Alternate measurement tools
1.1.8 Alternate measurement tools. Walks may be measured with instruments other than a digital inclinometer if they provide the data required for evaluation of tolerances as given in...
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1.1.13 Flatness of ramp running slope
1.1.13 Flatness of ramp running slope. Measure flatness in the running slope of ramps at 12 - in. (300 mm) increments by using successive, overlapping 24 - in. (600 mm) lengths using...
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1.1.3 Walk running slope
1.1.3 Walk running slope. Measure for overall running slope (the primary direction of travel) by determining elevations at the ends of the walk, noticeable changes in slope, or at a...
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(4) Adjustability: Method of Measurement
The MDE NPRM proposed that the measurement of the height of the transfer surface for both diagnostic equipment used in the supine, prone, or side-lying position and diagnostic...
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1. Sloped Surfaces
1. Sloped Surfaces Measuring the slope of a ramp, parking space, walkway, or other ground or floor surface is important to identify whether the surface is accessible. The amount...
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1.1.10 Ramps
1.1.10 Ramps. Measure accessible ramps for overall running slope and cross slope as well as local running slope and cross slope variations (flatness) in accordance with Sections...
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1.1.14 Flatness of ramp cross slope
1.1.14 Flatness of ramp cross slope. For ramps, measure flatness of cross slope by placing a 24 - in. (600 mm) digital inclinometer perpendicular to the line of travel at 4 ft (1200...
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1.1.16 Alternate measurement tools
1.1.16 Alternate measurement tools. Ramps may be measured with instruments other than a digital inclinometer if they provide the data required for evaluation of tolerances as given...
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1.1.6 Flatness of walk cross slope
1.1.6 Flatness of walk cross slope. For walks and other pedestrian paths, measure flatness of the cross slope by placing a 24 - in. (600 mm) digital inclinometer perpendicular to the...
- Beneficial Designs The Universal Trail Assessment Process (UTAP)
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FIELD DATA COLLECTION PLAN
Each station was preliminarily designed and extensively pilot tested, considering any earlier research and developing several options for data collection techniques (figure 23)....
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Accessible Slopes
Accessible Slopes You can measure slope with a 24 inch level and a tape measure. Put the level on the surface in the direction you are measuring. Put one end at the high...
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1.1.7 Measurement of parking areas
1.1.7 Measurement of parking areas. Only accessible access aisles and passenger loading zones that are part of a larger parking area need to be measured. These areas should be...
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1.1.5 Flatness of walk running slope
1.1.5 Flatness of walk running slope. For pedestrian paths up to and including 6 ft (1.8 m) wide, measure for flatness of the running slope at 10 ft (3 m) increments along the...
- Access Board: Vertical Clearance for Protruding Objects
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REDUCTION AND ANALYSIS OF DATA
The ADAAG set minimum criteria for accessibility of pedestrian facilities throughout the United States. By law, States and local jurisdictions are required to follow ADAAG when...
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1991 / 1994 ADA Standards - Plan Review Tool - Slopes
1991 / 1994 ADA Standards - Plan Review Tool - Slopes Click here to view/download the pdf "1991 / 1994 ADA Standards - Plan Review Tool - Slopes" (354 KB) * * * * * * *
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