Extending the deck of the fishing pier or platform 12 inches (305 mm) where the 34 inch (865 mm) high railing is provided is an alternative design, permitting individuals using wheelchairs...
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What are Public Accommodations?
., inns, hotels, motels, except for owner-occupied establishments renting fewer than six rooms) Establishments serving food or drink (e.g. , restaurants and bars) Places...
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Section 36.303(g)(9) Operational Requirements
ANPRM, the Department received a significant number of comments from individuals with disabilities and groups representing persons who are deaf or hard of hearing and who are blind or have low...
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Introduction
congested intersections and complex signalization schemes often fail to provide adequate non-visual information for crossing analysis and decisions by pedestrians who are blind or who have low...
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APPENDIX A
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ADA Requirements
contained in the regulations The Standards are designed to ensure accessibility for individuals with a wide variety of different disabilities, such as persons who are blind or have low...
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Section 37.29 Private Providers of Taxi Service
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Section 36.303(g)(1) Audio Description
NPRM, the Department used the term “audio description” to refer to the spoken description of information describing the visual elements of a movie to an individual who is blind or has low...
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Accessible Presentation of Meeting Content
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Principles of Universal Design
◼ PRINCIPLE SIX: Low Physical Effort - The design can be used efficiently and comfortably and with a minimum of fatigue....
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Service animal
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Kitchen Counters, Walls, and Floors
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Service animal
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Section 1630.2(r) Direct Threat
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Accessible Parking
There should be at least a 98 inch high clearance at the parking space, the adjacent access aisle and along the vehicular route to the space and vehicular exit....
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11B-805 Medical care and long-term care facilities
Lavatories are subject to Section 11B-306.3.3, Exception 1 which states: "At lavatories required to be accessible by Section 11B-213.3.4, the knee clearance shall be 27 inches (686 mm) high...
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3. What does it mean for a public school district to give “primary consideration” to the request of the student with a disability when making the decision to provide a particular auxiliary aid or service?
For example, if a high school student was deaf at birth or lost his or her hearing before learning language, that person may use American Sign Language (ASL) as his or her primary form of...
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1. Who is the target audience for the ADA notice?
government an applicant for a public library card a public transit user a person who uses the county recreation center a grandmother attending her grandchild’s high...
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Examples of making a program accessible are:
regular meeting place is inaccessible, the Commission must remove barriers at the regular meeting place or relocate its meetings to an accessible location, such as the auditorium of a nearby high...