The technical requirements ramps, stairways, handrails, visual characters on signs, and the International Symbol of Accessibility are the same as in the 2004 ADA and ABA Accessibility Guidelines...
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R411 International Symbol of Accessibility (Section-by-Section Analysis)
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Chapter R4: Supplementary Technical Requirements (Section-by-Section Analysis)
Supplementary Technical Requirements (Section-by-Section Analysis) Chapter R4 contains supplementary technical requirements that are the same as in the 2004 ADA and ABA Accessibility Guidelines...
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R218 Doors, Doorways, and Gates (Section-by-Section Analysis)
Section-by-Section Analysis) Doors, doorways, and gates to pedestrian facilities such as transit shelters must comply with applicable technical requirements in the 2004 ADA and ABA Accessibility Guidelines...
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(3) Doors within individual dwelling units
The final Guidelines recommend that doors intended for user passage within individual dwelling units have a clear opening of at least 32 inches nominal width when the door is open 90 degrees...
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Usable Door
The Guidelines for Requirement 3 (usable doors) fully describe what is meant by "usable door" within the meaning of the Act....
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(4) Doors to public and common use areas
The final Guidelines continued to provide that on accessible routes in public and common use areas, and for primary entry doors to covered units, doors that comply with ANSI 4.13 meet the...
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Reconstruction
The word "reconstruction" isn't used in Federal accessibility guidelines or FSORAG and FSTAG, even though it is frequently used in the recreation and trails communities....
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Reconstruction
This term is not used in Federal accessibility guidelines or the FSTAG and FSORAG, even though it is used frequently by personnel who work in recreation and trails....
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2.2* Equivalent Facilitation
Departures from particular technical and scoping requirements of this guideline by the use of other designs and technologies are permitted where the alternative designs and technologies...
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Reconstruction
This term is not used in Federal accessibility guidelines or the FSORAG and FSTAG, even though it is used frequently by folks who work in recreation and trails....
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11B-246.1 General
Additional information regarding accessibility best practices for outdoor occupancies can be found in the California State Parks Accessibility Guidelines available on the California State...
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Notifying the Access Board When an Entire Trail or Beach Access Route is Exempted [F204.4.1]
Sample notification forms are in the appendix of this guide and are also available on the Access Board’s Web site at www.access-board.gov/guidelines-and -standards/recreation-facilities/...
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A. Responsibilities of All State Agency Recipients
State agency recipients, in addition to complying with all other provisions of the Guidelines relevant to them, may not require, approve of, or engage in any discrimination or denial of...
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13.1 Q. Are the public and common use areas of a newly constructed development that consists entirely of buildings having four or more multistory townhouses, with no elevators, required to be accessible?
Multistory townhouses, provided that they meet the definition of multistory in the Guidelines, are not covered multifamily dwellings if the building does not have an elevator....
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Comments on the Costs of Implementation
specific features of the three design options, one of the issues most widely commented upon was the cost of compliance with the Act's accessibility requirements, as implemented by the Guidelines...
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Minimum Clear Headroom
The specification for minimum clear headroom of 80 inches was included in the proposed guidelines because it is a specification included in the major accessibility codes....
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C. Functional Performance Criteria
Both the existing 508 Standards and 255 Guidelines provide functional performance criteria....
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Universal Design
This commitment often exceeds the minimum requirements of the Federal accessibility guidelines....
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2. Establishment of Advisory Committee
The Access Board has used advisory committees consisting of representatives of interest groups that are affected by its guidelines and standards to assist in developing the guidelines and...
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11B-246.1 General
Additional information regarding accessibility best practices for outdoor occupancies can be found in the California State Parks Accessibility Guidelines available on the California State...
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§1607.11 Disparate treatment.
A selection procedure—even though validated against job performance in accordance with these guidelines—cannot be imposed upon members of a race, sex, or ethnic group where other employees...
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Part II: ABA Application and Scoping
The Board’s ABA guidelines serve as the basis for standards issued by four standard-setting Federal agencies: the General Services Administration (GSA), the Department of Defense (DOD),...
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VII. Existing Facilities: Removal of Barriers
Barrier removal measures must comply, when readily achievable, with the alterations requirements of the ADA Accessibility Guidelines....
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Section 4.1.1, Application (Preamble, Section-by-Section Analysis)
areas of newly designed or newly constructed buildings and facilities and altered portions of existing buildings and facilities required to be accessible by § 4.1.6 must comply with the guidelines...