., people who have hearing impairments or who have vision impairments) to the extent that such accessibility is feasible. ◼ Advisory 11B-202.3 Alterations (seismic strengthening)....
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11B-202.3 Alterations
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Issue 10: What are the recommendations for long-term activities?
Question by Fred Krimgold: Can we have some kind of status within NIBS as a temporary committee or as an exploratory committee? Sure, if that’s the recommendation of the group....
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Categorization of wheelchair versus other power-driven mobility devices. (Section-by-Section Analysis)
However, because wheelchairs may be intended for use by individuals who have temporary conditions affecting mobility, the Department has decided that it is more appropriate to use the phrase...
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NSS Questions and Concerns
ADA compliant with temporary modifications completed, (such as portable ramps at the entrance and temporary restriped or clearly marked accessible parking spaces, accessible portable restrooms...
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QuickCaption
Realtime Captioning converts the spoken word into instant text and has quickly become the new standard for the deaf or hearing-impaired community and for institutions seeking compliance...
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Center for Assistive Technology
Activities integrate multiple disciplines and span economic sectors to improve the quality of life for persons with any level of impairment, across all ages and within any environment....
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disAbility Solutions for Independent Living, Inc. (dSIL) - Daytona Beach, FL
Services are available to people with disabilities who meet the following criteria: the individual has a severe physical, mental, cognitive or sensory impairment....
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Wheelchair & Ambulatory Sports
to facilitate access to disability sports by providing information on a wide range of sports and sports organizations focusing on people with hearing, visual, physical and intellectual impairment...
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Tactile Design for Universal Access
Inc. was established in 1997 to refine and commercialize methods for tactile graphics production that were first demonstrated by Karen Luxton Gourgey and the Computer Center for Visually Impaired...
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II. ENFORCING THE ADA PART 1
After evacuating dangerous areas, people are often provided safe refuge in temporary shelters. Some may be located in schools, office buildings, tents, or other areas....
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The Art of Living Well with Low Vision
At HumanWare we are committed to designing and manufacturing innovative solutions that will help blind and visually impaired people lead more independent lives....
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Delta Center for Independent Living (DCIL) - St. Peters, MO
Whether it's being born with a life-long physical or mental impairment, encountering a life-changing traumatic event or illness, or experiencing the effects of aging, such as hearing or...
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IV. ACCESSIBLE MEDICAL EQUIPMENT
the nature of the services provided in each Department; identify barriers to providing such services to individuals with disabilities of all kinds including, but not limited to, mobility impairments...
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11B-224.2 Guest rooms with mobility features
ETA considers the ADA requirement for rooms without roll-in showers to be a recognition that some individuals with mobility impairments actually prefer an accessible bathtub or transfer-type...
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Equipment and furniture.
addresses this issue under barrier removal, requiring that stores rearrange display racks when readily achievable but adding the following exception to § 36.304(f): "The rearrangement of temporary...
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6. Processes for Complying with the ADA
The self-evaluation includes permanent, temporary, and periodic services, programs, and activities....
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Some Examples of Questions that May Not be Asked on Application Forms or in Job Interviews
Do you have any disabilities or impairments which may affect your performance in the position for which you are applying?...
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Section 1630.15(b) and (c) Disparate Impact Defenses
The employer would not be able to refuse to hire a hearing impaired applicant because he or she could not be interviewed....
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§35.162 Telephone Emergency Services
history of title II specifically reflects congressional intent that public entities must ensure that telephone emergency services, including 911 services, be accessible to persons with impaired...
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§35.160 General
A number of comments raised questions about the extent of a public entity’s obligation to provide access to television programming for persons with hearing impairments....
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Background
Among the issues we intended to revisit in the SNPRM was a proposal in the initial NPRM to require carriers and their agents to make their Web sites accessible to people with vision impairments...
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The Commenters
The CCD represents the following organizations: the Association for Education and Rehabilitation of the Blind and Visually Impaired, Association for Retarded Citizens of the United States...
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Telecommunication Relay Services (TRS)
applicants and beneficiaries, text telephones (TTYs) or equally effective telecommunications systems shall be used to communicate with individuals who are deaf or hard of hearing or have speech impairments...
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§35.160 General (Section-by-Section Analysis)
A number of comments raised questions about the extent of a public entity's obligation to provide access to television programming for persons with hearing impairments....
