Part II provides scoping requirements for facilities subject to the ABA (i.e., facilities designed, built, altered, or leased with federal funds). ...
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The Revised Guidelines (2004 ADAAG)
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Executive Order 13132
Before those guidelines were finalized as the 2004 ADA/ABA Guidelines, they addressed and minimized federalism concerns expressed by State and local governments during the development process...
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F234 Residential Facilities
Requirements for residential dwelling units subject to the ABA are substantively consistent with the ADA scoping document in distinguishing between residential facilities subject to HUD...
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Summary of Costs and Benefits
FEMA is subject to the ABA....
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(7) the City's written complaint policies
(7) the City's written complaint policies and forms that make no requirement that disability access barriers be removed within any particular time period, but instead permit the City to...
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C2-2. Undersides of Exterior Stairs
Are the undersides of exterior stairs enclosed or protected with a cane detectable barrier so that people who are blind or have low vision will not hit their heads on the underside?...
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M307.4 Operating Force (Section-by-Section Analysis)
reduction in the force required to activate operable parts, upon further consideration, the Board found no reason to deviate from the long-established maximum of 5 pounds in the 2004 ADA and ABA...
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General (R304.1) (Section-by-Section Analysis)
The technical requirements for curb ramps and blended transitions are contained in R304 and adapt the technical requirements for curb ramps in the 2004 ADA and ABA Accessibility Guidelines...
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Scoping of residential dwelling units for sale to individual owners. (Section-by-Section Analysis)
In the 2004 ADAAG, the Access Board deferred to the Department and to HUD, the standard-setting agency under the ABA, to decide the appropriate scoping for residential dwelling units built...
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407.12.2 Side Reach (Section-by-Section Analysis)
not include a maximum height for the portion of the ICT over which a person must reach, the proposed 34 inches maximum height is consistent with ICC A117.1-2009, as well as the ADA and ABA...
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§ 38.23(d)(4) Orientation
Additional securement devices or systems shall secure the wheelchair or mobility aid facing forward, or rearward with a padded barrier, extending from a height of 38 inches from the vehicle...
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1009.6.4 Separation
Each area of refuge shall be separated from the remainder of the story by a smoke barrier complying with Section 709 or a horizontal exit complying with Section 1026....
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Door Closing Speed Tool
We have this tool in a heavy, poly-plastic that will hold up to the rigors of architectural surveys. It's also waterproof and cleanable!...
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§ 38.83(b)(7) Platform gaps
Any openings between the lift platform surface and the raised barriers shall not exceed 5/8 inch wide....
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§ 38.23(b)(7) Platform gaps
Any openings between the platform surface and the raised barriers shall not exceed 5/8 inch in width....
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Redi Free® with Redi Base® Shower Pans
Redi Free® Barrier Free shower pans, including ADA shower pan models, provide a walk-in or roll-in entrance, creating an environment that is inherently accessible to people both with and...
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Redi Free® with Redi Trench® Shower Pans
Redi Free® Barrier Free shower pans, including ADA shower pan models, provide a walk-in or roll-in entrance, creating an environment that is inherently accessible to people both with and...
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DeafSpace Project
These practical acts of making a DeafSpace are long-held cultural traditions that, while never-before formally recognized, are the basic elements of an architectural expression unique to...
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§35.150 Existing Facilities
§35.150 Existing Facilities Consistent with section 204(b) of the Act, this regulation adopts the program accessibility concept found in the section 504 regulations for federally conducted...
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DEFINITIONS
Access Plan ADAAG Advisory Committee Barriers (including high-priority barriers) Executive Sponsor Oversight Team Barrier Removal Facilities Members Plaintiffs...
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68.102(a) Compliance with the Proposed Accessibility Guidelines for Pedestrian Facilities in the Public Right-of-Way
applicable TAS requirements, the department will also accept compliance with the Proposed Accessibility Guidelines for Pedestrian Facilities in the Public Right-of-Way, published by the Architectural...
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Element-by-Element Safe Harbor
Element-by-Element Safe Harbor If your business facility was built or altered in the past 20 years in compliance with the 1991 Standards, or you removed barriers to specific elements...
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BACKGROUND
barriers to access by individuals with disabilities....
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When is accessibility required for a live work conversion project?
Here is background on the Mills Act I copied from the CA.gov, Office of Historic Preservation site: The Mills Act is the single most important economic incentive program in California...
