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Step 2: Identify the Presence of Limiting Factors
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How are the ADA standards developed?
The ADA charges the Access Board with the responsibility of developing guidelines for accessible design that are intended to serve as the basis for mandatory and enforceable ADA...
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Attachment H
The toilet seat cover dispenser is mounted at 56 inches above the finished floor. ...
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1.1.7.3.1 Detached one- and two-family dwellings
Detached one- and two-family dwellings, efficiency dwelling units, lodging houses, live/work units, townhouses not more than three stories above grade plane in height with a separate means...
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Uniform Federal Accessibility Standards (UFAS)
minimize the differences between the standards previously used by four agencies (the General Services Administration, the departments of Housing and Urban Development and Defense, and the United...
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4.34.6 KITCHENS
Accessible or adaptable kitchens and their components shall be on an accessible route and shall comply with the requirements of 4.34.6.
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CHAPTER 11A HOUSING ACCESSIBILITY
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Covered Content on Primary Web Sites
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Access Board: Accessible Bathing Facilities Scoping
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Access Board: Protruding Objects - Drinking Fountains
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Access Board: Doors in a Series
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Access Board: Door Opening Force
This video is part of a longer animation produced by the U.S. Access Board. View the animation video in its entirety on the Access Board's website...
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Access Board: Obstructed Side Reach
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III. FACILITIES COVERED BY THIS CONSENT DECREE
FACILITIES COVERED BY THIS CONSENT DECREE 12....
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11B-604.7.2 Disposal units
Sanitary napkin disposal units, if provided, shall comply with Section 11B-309.4 and shall be wall mounted and located on the sidewall between the rear wall of the toilet and the toilet...
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233.3.2 Residential Dwelling Units for Sale
(RESERVED)
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Providing Appropriate Information About Accessibility
Whenever standard outdoor recreation symbols are used on maps and other information sources, use the color blue to indicate accessible units....
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9.3.1 General
Visual notification devices shall also be provided in units, sleeping rooms and suites to alert room occupants of incoming telephone calls and a door knock or bell....
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11B-233.3.1.2.6.5 Additional requirements.
1. Grab bar reinforcement complying with Sections 11B-809.10.5.2, 11B-809.10.6.4, or 11B-809.10.7.3. 2. Interior door opening width complying with Section 11B-404.3.1. 3....
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1. Who is Covered?
Not everyone is covered under the ADA. There are certain basic requirements that must be met in order to be protected....
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Master Strategy and the Retooling of the ADA
Then they could present a united front as the bill went through Congress. From January to March, 1989, Silverstein and Osolinik produced scores of different drafts of the ADA....
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Rulemaking Process
You can see from this list that we cover everything, from playgrounds, to courtrooms, to boat and ferry docks....
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Access Board: Clear Floor Space Position
This video is part of a longer animation produced by the U.S. Access Board. View the animation video in its entirety on the Access Board's website...
