HomeMy Public PortalAboutResolution 11-24 Transition PlanRESOLUTION NO. 11-24
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF MCCALL, IDAHO
RELATING TO A SECTION 504 TRANSITION PLAN, AND TITLE VI OF THE CIVIL
RIGHTS ACT OF 1964; AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
WHEREAS, Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 provides that: "No person in the United
States shall, on the grounds of race, color, or national origin, be excluded from participation in,
be denied the benefits of, or be subjected to discrimination under any program or activity
receiving Federal assistance under this title or carried out under this title"; and
WHEREAS, the Federal -aid Highway' Transportation Act of 1973 added sex to the list of
prohibitive factors; disability was added through Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973;
and age was subsequently added in 1975 under the Age Discrimination Act.; and
WHEREAS, the Civil Rights Restoration Act of 1987, broadened the scope of Title VI coverage
by expanding the definition of terms "programs or activities" to include all programs or activities
of Federal Aid recipients, sub -recipients, and contractors/consultants, whether such programs
and activities are federally assisted or not (Public Law 100.259 (S.557) March 22, 1988); and
WHEREAS, at the June 24, 2010, City Council Meeting, the McCall City Council approved an
Affirmative Action Plan and a Limited English Proficiency plan; and
WHEREAS, at the December 2, 2010 City Council Meeting, the McCall City Council approved
Resolution 10-26 adopting a Non -Discrimination Policy Statement in compliance with Title VI
of the Civil Rights Act of 1964; and
WHEREAS, at the June 23, 2011, City Council Meeting, the McCall City Council reviewed the
draft 504 Transition Plan for the City of McCall; and
WHEREAS, at the October 20, 2011 City Council Meeting, the McCall City Council approved
Resolution 11-18 adopting a fair Housing Policy; and
WHEREAS, City staff held a public workshop on November 15, 2011, that was noticed in the
Star -News for citizen participation in the development of the 504 Transition Plan for the City of
McCall; and
WHEREAS, an ad for public participation through written comment was published in the
November 24, December 1, and December 8, 2011 Editions of the Star -News; and
WHEREAS, at the December 15, 2011 City Council Meeting, the McCall City Council heard
public comment regarding the 504 Transition Plan for the City of McCall.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL OF THE CITY
OF MCCALL, Valley County, Idaho that:
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Resolution 11-24 Section 504 Transition Plan
December 15, 2011
Section 1: The City of McCall has completed an inspection of all public building access which
includes sidewalks, ramps and doors.
Section 2: The City has developed a Transition Plan to bring all public access to ADA Standards.
This document is a working document that can and will be refined and expanded during its
continued life. (Attachment A)
Section 3: In the event the City of McCall, as the recipient, distributes federal aid funds to a sub -
recipient, the City of McCall will include Title VI language in all written agreements and will
monitor for compliance
Section 4: The City of McCall's City Clerk is responsible for initiating and monitoring Title VI
activities, as required by 23 Code of Federal Regulations (CFR) 200 and 49 CFR 21.
Section 5: This resolution shall be in full force and effect upon its passage and approval.
PASSED AND APPROVED BY THE COUNCIL AND MAYOR OF THE CITY OF MCCALL
THIS 15 DAY OF DECEMBER, 2011.
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ATTACHMENT A
City of McCall ADA Transition Plan f 2011
BACKGROUND/PURPOSE
The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), signed into law in 1990, is a civil rights statute
prohibiting discrimination against people who have disabilities. ADA covers a wide range
of disabilities, including physical disabilities that limit mobility, stamina, vision, hearing,
and speech as well as cognitive disabilities, emotional illness and learning disorders.
Title II of the ADA prohibits state and local governments from excluding participation in or
denying benefits of programs, services or activities to people with disabilities. Pedestrian
facilities in the state right-of-way are considered a service of the Idaho Transportation
Department (ITD). Under the ADA, designing and constructing public facilities that are not
accessible by people with disabilities constitutes discrimination.
The ADA also requires public entities with 50 or more employees to perform a self -
evaluation to determine barriers to accessibility, as well as create a Transition Plan
identifying how compliance will be achieved. This document is intended to satisfy the
Transition Plan requirement of 28 CFR Section 35.150, as it relates to Existing Facilities,
and curb ramps.
All local public agencies must have a formal transition plan if they have 50 or more
employees. A transition plan consists of an assessment or physical inventory, a priority -
order list of corrections which include dates and cost, and a public involvement component
to gather public input and make changes to the plan based on that input. The assessment or
inventory includes access for the disabled to all your programs and services, your
buildings, and your pedestrian facilities (curb ramps, signals, sidewalks and ped buttons,
etc.).
The City's transition plan is intended to be a fluid document that can and will be refined
and expanded during its continued life. The City understands the possibility of the need to
amend its plan and stands ready to review and consider suggestions and input.
Transition Plan 2011
CITY OF MCCALL
Section 504 Transition Plan
Facilities Accessibility
History of Section 504 Transition Plan:
• November, 2010: Greg Nicholas, Building Inspector of the City of McCall, conducted an evaluation of the City facilities
• Rick Scherette, Streets Supervisor, conducted an evaluation of the pedestrian ramp information
The Uniform Federal Accessibility Standards (UFAS) were used in the facilities review to determine compliance of the various building components and other structure
and site elements.
FACILITY
COMPONENT
FINDING - SOLUTION
ESTIMATED
COST
TIMEFRAME-1
City Hall
Parking
Number of accessible spaces does not comply with minimum requirements
The parking spaces and access aisles are not level — need to have no slope
greater than 1:50 in all directions
A passenger loading zone is not provided— must provide a passenger loading
zone with the following requirements:
• An access aisle must be adjacent and parallel to the vehicle pull-up space
• The access aisle must be at least 60 inches wide by 20 feet long
• The access aisle must be level with no slope greater than 1:50 in all
directions
• The vehicle pull-up space must be level with no slope greater than 1 :50
in all directions
Accessible Route -
Ramp
The walk way slope of the accessible route is greater than 1:20 and does not
comply with the requirements for ramps
The accessible route needs hand rails with continuous gripping surface
Signage
There are no signs which provide direction to, or information about,
functional spaces of the building or which designate permanent rooms and
spaces. When signs are provided they must contain the elements identified
by the international Symbol of Accessibility:
• Accessible parking spaces;
• Accessible passenger loading zones;
• Accessible entrances when not all are accessible;
• Accessible toilet and bathing facilities when not all are accessible
The police side of the building is not accessible and needs directional signage
of an alternate entrance
Stairs
The interior and exterior stairs connecting levels do not comply. They must
have continuous handrails along both sides, and have 12 inches of handrails
parallel to the floor beyond the top and bottom riser. The hand rails need to
comply with all regulations
Entrance doors
All entrance doors need to meet the lbs pull return
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City Hall
Lobby
Customer counter tops are not wheel chair accessible —the corner needs to be
dropped to accommodate
Toilet Room
The maneuvering space is not adequate. There needs to be an unobstructed
turning space, either 60-inch diameter circle or T-shaped space
•
The door swing needs to not intrude into the clear floor space at any fixture
There are no Signs which designate toilet/bathrooms. All such signs must
comply with the following
• The characters need to be raised and accompanied by Grade II Braille
• The border dimension of the pictogram must be at least 6 inches high
• The raised characters must be between 5/8 inch and 2 inches high and
raised at least 1/32 inch
• The raised characters must be upper case, and sans serif or simple serif
• The characters and background must have a non -glare finish
• The characters must contrast with their background
• The signs must be mounted on the wall adjacent to the latch side of the
door
• Signs must be mounted with their centerline 60 inches above the ground
surface
• A person approach to within 3 inches of
• Signs must be approachable without encountering protruding objects or
standing within the swing of the door
Mirrors do not have a bottom edge of the reflecting surface no higher than 40
inches from the floor
Library
Parking
The accessible parking spaces and access aisles level need to comply with:
• No slope greater than I :50 in all directions
• Each access aisle needs connect directly to an accessible route
• The accessible route needs to be a full 36 inches wide and not reduced
in width by vehicles overhanging parking space
• Each accessible parking space must have a vertical sign, which is un-
obscured by a parked vehicle, showing the International Symbol of
Accessibility
Accessible Route
Parking
Lobby
Entrances & Exits
The accessible route needs a curb ramp
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Library
Signage
Accessible Route
Lobby
Entrances & Exits
Toilet Rooms
& Bathrooms
There are no signs which provide direction to, or information about,
functional spaces of the building or which designate permanent rooms and
spaces. — When signs are provided they must contain the elements identified
by the international Symbol of Accessibility:
• Accessible parking spaces;
• Accessible passenger loading zones;
• Accessible entrances when not all are accessible;
• Accessible toilet and bathing facilities when not all are accessible
Curb Ramp Location
The transition from the curb ramp to the walkway and to the road or gutter
need to be flush and free of abrupt changes
The running slopes of the road, gutter or accessible route adjoining the ramp
need to be no greater than 1 :20
The width of the curb ramp, not including the flared sides, need to be at least
36inches
If the curb ramp is located where pedestrians must walk across it or where it
is not protected by handrails or guard rails, it must have flared sides
The space at the top of the ramp must be less than 48 inches and if
wheelchair users must use the side flares for access, the flared sides must
have a slope of l :12 or less
The curb ramp must have a detectable warning and consist of raised truncated
domes
Doors and Gates
Door closer must take at least 3 seconds to move to a point 3 inches from the
latch from an open position of 70 degrees
Toilet Rooms &
Bathrooms
Toilet rooms must have wheelchair turning and maneuvering space in the
entryway approach as well as at the water closet
Back grab bar must be at least 36 inches long with the end closer to the side
wall mounted at least 12 inches from the centerline of the toilet
Side grab bar must be at least 42 inches long and mounted a maximum 12
inches from the back wall
Dispenser height must be no more than 48 inches if a forward approach or 54
inches if a parallel approach
Mirror must have a bottom edge of the reflecting surface no higher than 40
inches from the floor
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Airport/Parks & Rec
Parking
The accessible parking spaces and access aisles level need to comply with:
• No slope greater than 1:50 in all directions
• Van accessible spaces must have a vertical clearance of at least 98
inches
• Each accessible parking space must have a vertical sign, which is un-
obscured by a parked vehicle, showing the International Symbol of
Accessibility
Passenger Loading
Zone
• Access aisle and pull-up space must be level, with no slope greater than
1:50 in any direction
• Each accessible parking space must have a vertical sign, which is un-
obscured by a parked vehicle, showing the International Symbol of
Accessibility
Exterior Acc Routes
There are no signs which provide direction to, or information about,
functional spaces of the building or which designate permanent rooms and
spaces. — When signs are provided they must contain the elements identified
by the international Symbol of Accessibility:
• Accessible parking spaces;
• Accessible passenger loading zones;
• Accessible entrances when not all are accessible;
accessible toilet and bathing facilities when not all are accessible
Curb Ramps
A curb ramp is required wherever an accessible route crosses a curb
Ramp
The transition from the curb ramp to the walkway and to the road or gutter
need to be flush and free of abrupt changes
The running slopes of the road, gutter or accessible route adjoining the ramp
need to be no greater than 1 :20
The width of the curb ramp, not including the flared sides, need to be at least
36 inches
If the curb ramp is located where pedestrians must walk across it or where it
is not protected by handrails or guard rails, it must have flared sides
The space at the top of the ramp must be less than 48 inches and if
wheelchair users must use the side flares for access, the flared sides must
have a slope of 1:12 or less
The curb ramp must have a detectable warning and consist of raised truncated
domes
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Facilities Accessibility
Airport/Parks & Rec
Entrances & Exits
There are no signs which provide direction to, or information about,
functional spaces of the building or which designate permanent rooms and
spaces. — When signs are provided they must contain the elements identified
by the international Symbol of Accessibility:
• Accessible parking spaces;
• Accessible passenger loading zones;
• Accessible entrances when not all are accessible;
• Accessible toilet and bathing facilities when not all are accessible
• Exit doors
Doors and Gates
• Door must have maneuvering space of 18" at door side
• Threshold at doorway must be no higher than'/. inch in height
• Door handles, locks and latches must be operable without tight
grasping, pinching or twisting of the wrist
Lobbies & Corridors
Free-standing objects mounted on posts with leading edges between 27 and
80 inches high must project less than 12 inches into the perpendicular route of
travel
Ramps or elevators must be used for changes in level greater than '/z inch
Signage
There are no signs which provide direction to, or information about,
functional spaces of the building or which designate permanent rooms and
spaces. When signs are provided they must contain the elements identified
by the international Symbol of Accessibility:
• Accessible parking spaces;
• Accessible passenger loading zones;
• Accessible entrances when not all are accessible;
• Accessible toilet and bathing facilities when not all are accessible
Toilet Room
The maneuvering space is not adequate. There needs to be an unobstructed
turning space, either 60-inch diameter circle or T-shaped space
TIMMIloor swing needs to not intrude into the clear floor space at any fixture
There are no Signs which designate toilet/bathrooms. All such signs must
comply with the following
• The characters need to be raised and accompanied by Grade II Braille
• The border dimension of the pictogram must be at least 6 inches high
• The raised characters must be between 5/8 inch and 2 inches high and
raised at least 1/32 inch
• The raised characters must be upper case, and sans serif or simple serif
• The characters and background must have a non -glare finish
• The characters must contrast with their background
• The signs must be mounted on the wall adjacent to the latch side of the
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Airport/Parks & Rec
door
• Signs must be mounted with their centerline 60 inches above the ground
surface
• A person approach to within 3 inches of
• Signs must be approachable without encountering protruding objects or
standing within the swing of the door
Back grab bar must be at least 36 inches long with the end closer to the side
wall mounted at least 12 inches from the centerline of the toilet
Side grab bar must be at least 42 inches long and mounted a maximum 12
inches from the back wall
Centerline of the toilet must be 18 inches from a wall or partition
Top of the toilet seat must be between 17 and 19 inches from the floor
Toilet flush controls must be mounted on the wide side of the toilet where the
clear floor space is provided
Lavatory rim or counter surface must be no higher than 34 inches above the
finish floor
Minor must have a bottom edge of the reflecting surface no higher than 40
inches from the floor
Dispenser height must be no more than 48 inches if a forward approach or 54
inches if a parallel approach
Signage
Permanent room and space signs must meet the following requirements:
• The characters need to be raised and accompanied by Grade II Braille
• The border dimension of the pictogram must be at least 6 inches high
• The raised characters must be between 5/8 inch and 2 inches high and
raised at least 1/32 inch
• The raised characters must be upper case, and sans serif or simple serif
• The characters and background must have a non -glare finish
• The characters must contrast with their background
• The signs must be mounted on the wall adjacent to the latch side of the
door
• Signs must be mounted with their centerline 60 inches above the ground
surface
• Allow a person to approach to within 3 inches of such signs without
encountering protruding objects or standing within the swing of the
door
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Facilities Accessibility
Art Roberts Restroom
Parking
The location of accessible parking spaces must be on the shortest accessible
route of travel to the facility's accessible pedestrian entrance
The following parking accessible space and access aisle requirements must be
met:
• At least 96 inches wide with a demarcated access aisle
• Access aisles must be at least 60 inches wide;
• Van accessible spaces must have an adjacent access aisle of at least 96
inches and a vertical clearance of at least 98 inches;
• Slope must not be greater than 1:50 in all directions; and
• Access aisles must connect directly to an accessible route
Passenger Loading
Zone
At least one passenger loading zone must meet all of the following
requirements:
• Must have an access aisle adjacent and parallel to the vehicle pull-up
space;
• Access aisle must be at least 60 inches wide by 20 feet long;
• Access aisle and vehicle pull-up space slope must not be greater than
1:50 in all directions;
• A curb ramp should be installed between the access aisle and the
vehicle pull up space;
• Boundaries between vehicular ways and walking surfaces must be
defined by a continuous detectable warning at least 36 inches wide; and
• There must be at 114 inches of vertical clearance along the vehicle
route to the vehicle pull-up space and at the accessible passenger
loading zone
Exterior Accessible
Route
Cross slope of accessible route must be no greater than 1:50
There are no signs which provide direction to, or information about,
functional spaces of the building or which designate permanent rooms and
spaces. When signs are provided they must contain the elements identified
by the international Symbol of Accessibility:
• Accessible parking spaces;
• Accessible passenger loading zones;
• Accessible entrances when not all are accessible;
• Accessible toilet and bathing facilities when not all are accessible
A continuous, detectable warning at least 36 inches wide must define the
boundary area between pedestrian areas and vehicular areas
Curb Ramp
A curb ramp is required wherever an accessible route crosses a curb
Ramps
The rise for any run must be 30 inches or less
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Art Roberts Restroom
Entrances & Exits
The accessible entrance must be connected by an accessible route to existing
public transportation stops, accessible parking and passenger loading zones
and to public streets or sidewalks
Sidewalk requires a ramp, due to vertical level change greater than % inch
Building Lobbies &
Corridors
Free-standing objects mounted on posts with leading edges between 27 and
80 inches high must project less than 12 inches into the perpendicular route of
travel
Changes in level greater than '/z inch require ramps or elevators
Signs which provide direction to or information about functional spaces of
the building or which designate permanent rooms and spaces must contain the
following elements:
• The characters need to be raised and accompanied by Grade II Braille
• The border dimension of the pictogram must be at least 6 inches high
• The raised characters must be between 5/8 inch and 2 inches high and
raised at least 1/32 inch
• The raised characters must be upper case, and sans serif or simple serif
• The characters and background must have a non -glare finish
• The characters must contrast with their background
• The signs must be mounted on the wall adjacent to the latch side of the
door
• Signs must be mounted with their centerline 60 inches above the ground
surface
• Allow a person to approach to within 3 inches of such signs without
encountering protruding objects or standing within the swing of the
door
Toilet Rooms &
Bathrooms
Signs must:
• The characters need to be raised and accompanied by Grade II Braille
• The border dimension of the pictogram must be at least 6 inches high
• The raised characters must be between 5/8 inch and 2 inches high and
raised at least 1/32 inch
• The raised characters must be upper case, and sans serif or simple serif
• The characters and background must have a non -glare finish
• The characters must contrast with their background
• The signs must be mounted on the wall adjacent to the latch side of the
door
• Signs must be mounted with their centerline 60 inches above the ground
surface
• Allow a person to approach to within 3 inches of such signs without
encountering protruding objects or standing within the swing of the
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door
Art Roberts Restroom
Signage
Signs must:
• The characters need to be raised and accompanied by Grade II Braille
• The border dimension of the pictogram must be at least 6 inches high
• The raised characters must be between 5/8 inch and 2 inches high and
raised at least 1 /32 inch
• The raised characters must be upper case, and sans serif or simple serif
• The characters and background must have a non -glare finish
• The characters must contrast with their background
• The signs must be mounted on the wall adjacent to the latch side of the
door
• Signs must be mounted with their centerline 60 inches above the ground
surface
• Allow a person to approach to within 3 inches of such signs without
encountering protruding objects or standing within the swing of the
door
Browns Park Restroom
Parking
Number of van accessible spaces does not comply with minimum
requirements
The following parking accessible space and access aisle requirements must be
met:
• At least 96 inches wide with a demarcated access aisle;
• Van accessible spaces must have an adjacent access aisle of at least 96
inches;
• Slope must not be greater than 1:50 in all directions;
• Access aisles must be stable, firm and slip resistant;
• Access aisles must connect directly to an accessible route;
• Accessible route must be a full 36 inches wide and not reduced in width
by vehicles overhanging parking spaces; and
• Each accessible parking space must have an unobscured vertical sign,
showing the International Symbol of Accessibility and van accessible
spaces must have an additional sign "Van -Accessible" mounted below
the symbol of accessibility
Passenger Loading
Zone
At least one passenger loading zone must have at least a 60 inch wide by 20
foot long access aisle adjacent and parallel to the vehicle pull-up space
A sign must be displayed showing the International Symbol of Accessibility
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Browns Park Restroom
Exterior Accessible
Routes
Signs must be provided which provide direction to, or information about,
functional spaces of the building or which designate permanent rooms and
spaces. — When signs are provided they must contain the elements identified
by the international Symbol of Accessibility.
Directional signage must indicate the accessible route to an accessible
entrance
A continuous, detectable warning at least 36 inches wide must define the
boundary area between pedestrian areas and vehicular areas
Toilet Rooms &
Bathrooms
Signage
Signs must:
• The characters need to be raised and accompanied by Grade II Braille
• The border dimension of the pictogram must be at least 6 inches high
• The raised characters must be between 5/8 inch and 2 inches high and
raised at least 1/32 inch
• The raised characters must be upper case, and sans serif or simple serif
• The characters and background must have a non -glare finish
• The characters must contrast with their background
• The signs must be mounted on the wall adjacent to the latch side of the
door
• Signs must be mounted with their centerline 60 inches above the ground
surface
• Allow a person to approach to within 3 inches of such signs without
encountering protruding objects or standing within the swing of the
door
Legacy Park Restroom
Curb Ramps
Pedestrian traffic must be prohibited by walls, guardrails, shrubbery or
other elements at the sharp return curb cut(s).
Signage
Signs which provide direction to or information about functional spaces of
the building or which designate permanent rooms and spaces must contain the
following elements:
• The characters need to be raised and accompanied by Grade II Braille
• The border dimension of the pictogram must be at least 6 inches high
• The raised characters must be between 5/8 inch and 2 inches high and
raised at least 1/32 inch
• The raised characters must be upper case, and sans serif or simple serif
• The characters and background must have a non -glare finish
• The characters must contrast with their background
• The signs must be mounted on the wall adjacent to the latch side of the
door
• Signs must be mounted with their centerline 60 inches above the ground
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Legacy Park Restroom
surface
Allow a person to approach to within 3 inches of such signs without
encountering protruding objects or standing within the swing of the door
Toilet Rooms &
Bathrooms
Toilet flush controls must be mounted on the wide side of the toilet where
the clear floor space is provided
Urinals do not have flush controls.
Faucet requires a self -closing valve that remains open at least 10 seconds.
Detectable Warnings
Detectable warnings used on interior surfaces must differ from adjoining
walking sources in resiliency or sound -on -cane contact.
Entrances & Exits
Directional signs must indicate the location of the nearest accessible
entrance. Such signs must meet all the requirements of signage (see above).
Rotary Park Restroom
Curb Ramp
Pedestrian traffic must be prohibited by walls, guardrails, shrubbery or
other elements at the sharp return curb cut(s).
Entrances & Exits
Directional signs must indicate the location of the nearest accessible entrance.
Such signs must meet all the requirements of signage (see above).
Toilet Rooms &
Bathrooms
Toilet flush controls should be mounted on the wide side of the toilet, where
the clear floor space is provided.
Urinals do not have flush controls.
Faucet requires a self -closing valve that remains open at least 10 seconds.
Signage
Signs which provide direction to or information about functional spaces of
the building or which designate permanent rooms and spaces must contain the
following elements:
• The characters need to be raised and accompanied by Grade II Braille
• The border dimension of the pictogram must be at least 6 inches high
• The raised characters must be between 5/8 inch and 2 inches high and
raised at least 1/32 inch
• The raised characters must be upper case, and sans serif or simple serif
• The characters and background must have a non -glare finish
• The characters must contrast with their background
• The signs must be mounted on the wall adjacent to the latch side of the
door
• Signs must be mounted with their centerline 60 inches above the ground
surface
Allow a person to approach to within 3 inches of such signs without
encountering protruding objects or standing within the swing of the door
Detectable Warnings
Detectable warnings used on interior surfaces must differ from adjoining
walking sources in resiliency or sound -on -cane contact.
Fire Warden House
Restroom
Parking
Accessible route must be a full 36 inches wide, and not reduced in width by
vehicles overhanging parking spaces.
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Fire Warden House
Restroom
Each accessible parking space must have a vertical sign, which is unobscured
by a parked vehicle, showing the International Symbol of Accessibility. Van
accessible spaces must have the same sign, with an additional "Van -
Accessible" sign mounted below the symbol of accessibility.
Passenger Loading
Zone and Exterior
Accessible Route
A sign displaying the International Symbol of Accessibility is required at the
accessible passenger loading zone.
Exterior Accessible
Routes
Accessible route must be at least 36 inches wide except at doorways or gates.
Signs which provide direction to or information about functional spaces of
the building must contain the following elements:
• The characters need to be raised and accompanied by Grade II Braille
• The border dimension of the pictogram must be at least 6 inches high
• The raised characters must be between 5/8 inch and 2 inches high and
raised at least 1/32 inch
• The raised characters must be upper case, and sans serif or simple serif
• The characters and background must have a non -glare finish
• The characters must contrast with their background
• The signs must be mounted on the wall adjacent to the latch side of the
door
• Signs must be mounted with their centerline 60 inches above the ground
surface
Allow a person to approach to within 3 inches of such signs without
encountering protruding objects or standing within the swing of the door
There are no signs which provide direction to, or information about,
functional spaces of the building or which designate permanent rooms and
spaces. When signs are provided they must contain the elements identified
by the international Symbol of Accessibility:
• Accessible parking spaces;
• Accessible passenger loading zones;
• Accessible entrances when not all are accessible;
• Accessible toilet and bathing facilities when not all are accessible
Entrances & Exits
Directional signs must indicate the location of the nearest accessible
entrance. Such signs must meet all the requirements of signage (see above).
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Fire Warden House
Restroom
Building Lobbies &
Corridors and Toilet
Signs which provide direction to or information about functional spaces of
the building must contain the following elements:
Rooms & Bathrooms
• The characters need to be raised and accompanied by Grade II Braille
• The border dimension of the pictogram must be at least 6 inches high
• The raised characters must be between 5/8 inch and 2 inches high and
raised at least 1/32 inch
• The raised characters must be upper case, and sans serif or simple serif
• The characters and background must have a non -glare finish
• The characters must contrast with their background
• The signs must be mounted on the wall adjacent to the latch side of the
door
• Signs must be mounted with their centerline 60 inches above the ground
surface
Allow a person to approach to within 3 inches of such signs without
encountering protruding objects or standing within the swing of the door
Toilet Rooms &
Grab bars for toilets not in stalls must:
Bathrooms
• Be at least 36 inches long with the end closer to the side wall mounted
at least 12 inches from the centerline of the toilet for back grab bar;
• Be at least 42 inches long and mounted a maximum 12 inches from the
back wall for a side grab bar;
• Be horizontal and mounted between 33 and 36 inches above the floor;
• Have an outside diameter between 1-1/4 and 1-1/2 inches or the shape
must provide an equivalent gripping surface;
• Have exactly 1-1/2 inches between the grab bar and the wall;
• Be secured so that they do not rotate within their fittings;
• Not be recessed more than 3 inches deep, extending at least 18 inches
above the rail;
• Meet structural strength requirements for both bar(s) and fasteners;
• Have edges with a minimum radius of 1/8 inch; and
• Be free of sharp or abrasive elements, as do adjacent walls
Signage
Signs which provide direction to or information about functional spaces of
the building must contain the following elements:
• The characters need to be raised and accompanied by Grade II Braille
• The border dimension of the pictogram must be at least 6 inches high
• The raised characters must be between 5/8 inch and 2 inches high and
raised at least 1/32 inch
• The raised characters must be upper case, and sans serif or simple serif
• The characters and background must have a non -glare finish
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Restroom
• The characters must contrast with their background
• The signs must be mounted on the wall adjacent to the latch side of the
door
• Signs must be mounted with their centerline 60 inches above the ground
surface
Allow a person to approach to within 3 inches of such signs without
encountering protruding objects or standing within the swing of the door
Fire Warden House
Not Applicable
Fire Warden Machine
Shop Museum
Parking
Each accessible parking space must have a vertical sign, which is unobscured
by a parked vehicle, showing the International Symbol of Accessibility. Van
accessible spaces must have the same sign, with an additional "Van -
Accessible" sign mounted below the symbol of accessibility. At least 96
inches wide with a demarcated access aisle; Van accessible spaces must have
an adjacent access aisle of at least 96 inches
Passenger Loading
Zone and Exterior
Accessible Route
A sign displaying the International Symbol of Accessibility is required at
the accessible passenger loading zone.
Exterior Accessible
Routes
Signs which provide direction to or information about functional spaces of
the building must contain the following elements:
• The characters need to be raised and accompanied by Grade II Braille
• The border dimension of the pictogram must be at least 6 inches high
• The raised characters must be between 5/8 inch and 2 inches high and
raised at least 1/32 inch
• The raised characters must be upper case, and sans serif or simple serif
• The characters and background must have a non -glare finish
• The characters must contrast with their background
• The signs must be mounted on the wall adjacent to the latch side of the
door
• Signs must be mounted with their centerline 60 inches above the ground
surface
Allow a person to approach to within 3 inches of such signs without
encountering protruding objects or standing within the swing of the door
There are no signs which provide direction to, or information about,
functional spaces of the building or which designate permanent rooms and
spaces. When signs are provided they must contain the elements identified
by the international Symbol of Accessibility:
• Accessible parking spaces;
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• Accessible passenger loading zones;
• Accessible entrances when not all are accessible;
• Accessible toilet and bathing facilities when not all are accessible
Directional signs must indicate the location of the nearest accessible entrance.
Such signs must meet all the requirements of signage (see above).
Ramps
An entry ramp meeting all ADAAG requirements is needed.
Signage
Signs which provide direction to or information about functional spaces of
the building or which designate permanent rooms and spaces must contain the
following elements:
• The characters need to be raised and accompanied by Grade II Braille
• The border dimension of the pictogram must be at least 6 inches high
• The raised characters must be between 5/8 inch and 2 inches high and
raised at least 1/32 inch
• The raised characters must be upper case, and sans serif or simple serif
• The characters and background must have a non -glare finish
• The characters must contrast with their background
• The signs must be mounted on the wall adjacent to the latch side of the
door
• Signs must be mounted with their centerline 60 inches above the ground
surface
Allow a person to approach to within 3 inches of such signs without
encountering protruding objects or standing within the swing of the door
Stairs
Risers must have uniform heights and tread widths and be closed.
Risers must slope toward the nosings or be angled not less than 60 degrees
from horizontal if nosings project.
Handrails must:
• Have at least 12 inches at the ends that is parallel to the floor beyond
the top riser;
• Have at least one tread width of sloping handrail plus 12 inches of
horizontal handrail beyond the bottom riser;
• Have a handrail extension rounded to be 27 inches or less from the
floor, if it protrudes into an accessible route;
• Have a clearance between walls and handrails of exactly 1-1/2 inches;
• Have a gripping surface uninterrupted by newel posts or other
obstructions; and
• Have rounded ends or be returned smoothly to the floor, wall or post.
Fire Warden Machine
Shop Museum
Entrances & Exits
At least 50% of all public entrances must be accessible:
• One accessible entrance must be on the ground floor;
• Each separate tenancy must have an accessible entrance;
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• Number of accessible entrances must be at least equivalent to the
number of exits required by the applicable building/fire code;
• Where feasible, the accessible entrances should be used by the majority
of the people visiting or working in the building;
• If the only entrance is a service entrance, it must be accessible;
• If an entrance is not accessible, there must be directional signs (which
comply with signage requirements) indicating the location of the nearest
accessible entrance;
• Accessible entrances must be the requirements for: accessible route,
level change, doors, turnstiles, gates, exists and areas of rescue
assistance, instructions for use and identification signs;
• Directional signage (which comply with signage requirements) must be
posted at all inaccessible exits indicating the direction to areas of rescue
assistance; and
• Each door along a means of egress must be an accessible door meeting
the requirements of 4.13
Doors and Gates
There must be at least one accessible door at each accessible entrance to the
building or facility.
Building Lobbies and
Corridors
There must be an accessible route connecting accessible entrances with all
accessible elements and spaces within the building. This route must meet all
ADAAG minimum requirements, including requirements for signage.
Golf Course Clubhouse
Parking
One in every eight accessible parking spaces (but not less than one), must be
designated as "van accessible;" with an adjacent access aisle at least 96
inches wide and have a vertical sign, which is unobscured by a parked
vehicle, showing the International Symbol of Accessibility with an additional
sign "Van -Accessible" mounted below the symbol of accessibility.
Accessible parking spaces and access aisles must be level with no slope
greater than 1:50 in all directions. (This means a curb ramp cannot project
into the access aisle.)
Ramps
The ramp slope must be 1:12 or less; each landing must be at least as wide as
the ramp and at least 60 inches long; anywhere the ramp changes direction,
the landing must be at least 60 X 60 inches; any ramp rising more than 6
inches or is longer than 72 inches must have a handrail on each side
(handrails are not required on curb ramps or adjacent to seating in assembly
areas); the inside handrail on dogleg or switchback ramps must be
continuous; and the gripping surfaces must be continuous.
Stairs
Handrail requirements were not met:
• Stairways must have continuous handrails along both sides;
• There must be at least 12 inches of handrail parallel to the floor beyond
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the top riser at the end of handrails;
• There must be at least one tread width of sloping handrail plus at least
12 inches of horizontal handrail beyond the bottom riser at the ends of
handrails;
• Handrail extensions protruding into an accessible route must be rounded
to be 27 inches or less from the floor;
• Clearance between walls and handrails must be exactly 1-1/2 inches;
• Gripping surface must be uninterrupted by newel posts or other
obstructions;
• Tops of handrails must be between 34 and 38 inches about the stair
nosings;
• Ends of handrails must be rounded or returned smoothly to the floor,
wall or post;
• Handrails must be fixed so that they do not rotate within their fittings;
• The outside diameter of the handrail must be between 1 '% and a 1 1/12
inches OR the shape must provide an equivalent gripping surface;
• Any recess that a handrail is located in must be no more than 3 inches
deep extending at least 18 inches above the top of the rail;
• Handrails must meet the structural strength requirements for bending
stress and shear stress;
• Fasteners must meet the structural strength requirements for shear force
and tensile force; and
• Handrails edges must be free of sharp or abrasive elements and have
edges with a minimum radius of 1/8 inch.
Entrances & Exits
Directional signs must indicate the location of the nearest accessible entrance.
Such signs must meet all the requirements of signage (see above).
Level changes must:
• The vertical level changes between '% and V2 inch at or along the route
to the entrance must have a beveled edge with a slope of 1:2 or less;
• Vertical level changes greater than % inch at the entrance must have a
curb ramp, ramp or elevator complying with 4.7, 4.8 or 4.10.
Doors & Gates
There must be at least one accessible door at each accessible entrance to the
building or facility. This accessible door must:
• Have a level and clear floor within the required maneuvering space; and
• Have a threshold at doorway(s) no higher than % inch in height for '
exterior sliding doors and %2 inch for other doors, with raised threshold
beveled at 1:2 or less.
Golf Course Clubhouse
Building Lobbies &
Corridors
Slope of the accessible route must be no greater than 1:20 OR, where the
slope is greater, it must comply with the requirements for ramps.
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Ramps or elevators must be used for changes in level greater than 'A inch.
They must comply with 4.8 or 4.10. Walkway level changes must have a
vertical difference of less than 1/4 inch OR changes in levels between'/4 and 'A
inch must be beveled with a slope no greater than 1:2.
Each door that is an element of an accessible route must comply with 4.13.
Signs which provide direction to or information about functional spaces of
the building or which designate permanent rooms and spaces must contain the
following elements:
• The characters need to be raised and accompanied by Grade II Braille
• The border dimension of the pictogram must be at least 6 inches high
• The raised characters must be between 5/8 inch and 2 inches high and
raised at least 1/32 inch
• The raised characters must be upper case, and sans serif or simple serif
• The characters and background must have a non -glare finish
• The characters must contrast with their background
• The signs must be mounted on the wall adjacent to the latch side of the
door
• Signs must be mounted with their centerline 60 inches above the ground
surface
Allow a person to approach to within 3 inches of such signs without
encountering protruding objects or standing within the swing of the door
Assembly Areas
Ramps or elevators must be used for changes in level greater than 'A inch;
they must comply with 4.8 or 4.10; walkway level changes must have a
vertical difference of less than inch OR changes in level between'/4 and 'A
inch must be beveled with a maximum slope of 1:2. Where floor materials
change, the vertical difference between them must meet the above
requirements. Carpet or carpet tile must be securely attached and of low pile
(1/2 inch thick or less) with a firm pad or no pad underneath.
Toilet Rooms
Bathrooms
&
Signs which designate toilet/bath rooms must comply with 4.30.4, 4.30.5 and
4.30.6.
At least one toilet stall must be at least 60 inches wide complying with 4.17.
Size and arrangement of the standard toilet stall must comply with figure
30(a).
If the stall is less than 60 inches deep, the front partition and at least one side
partition must have toe clearances of at least 9 inches above the floor.
Where urinals are provided, at least one must comply with 4.18.
The urinal must have an elongated rim no more than 17 inches above the
floor.
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Signage
There are no signs which provide direction to, or information about,
functional spaces of the building or which designate permanent rooms and
spaces. When signs are provided they must contain the elements identified
by the international Symbol of Accessibility:
• Accessible parking spaces;
• Accessible passenger loading zones;
• Accessible entrances when not all are accessible;
• Accessible toilet and bathing facilities when not all are accessible
There are no Signs which designate toilet/bathrooms. All such signs must
comply with the following
• The characters need to be raised and accompanied by Grade II Braille
• The border dimension of the pictogram must be at least 6 inches high
• The raised characters must be between 5/8 inch and 2 inches high and
raised at least 1/32 inch
• The raised characters must be upper case, and sans serif or simple serif
• The characters and background must have a non -glare finish
• The characters must contrast with their background
• The signs must be mounted on the wall adjacent to the latch side of the
door
• Signs must be mounted with their centerline 60 inches above the ground
surface
• A person approach to within 3 inches of
• Signs must be approachable without encountering protruding objects or
standing within the swing of the door
Detectable Warnings
A walk crossing or adjoining a vehicular way where the walking surfaces are
not separated by curbs, railings or other elements between the pedestrian
areas and vehicular areas, must have a boundary between the areas defined by
a continuous detectable warning complying with 4.29.2 which is 36 inches
wide on the edge of the pedestrian area.
Detectable warnings must consist of raised truncated domes with a nominal
diameter of 0.9 inches, a nominal height of 0.2 inches and a nominal center -
to -center spacing of 2.35 inches.
Detectable warnings must contrast visually with adjoining surfaces (light -on -
dark or dark -on -light), and material used to provide contract must be an
integral part of the walking surface.
Golf Course Clubhouse
Detectable warnings used on interior surfaces must differ from adjoining
walking surfaces in resiliency or sound -on -cane contact.
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Parking
One in every eight (but not less than one) accessible parking spaces must be
designated "van accessible."
Accessible parking spaces which serve a particular building must be on the
shortest accessible route of travel from adjacent parking to the building's
accessible entrance.
Accessible parking spaces, including van spaces, must be at least 96 inches
wide with a demarcated access aisle.
Accessible parking spaces and access aisles must be level with no slope
greater than 1:50 in all directions. (This means a curb ramp cannot project
into the access aisle.)
Van accessible spaces must have a vertical sign, which is unobscured by a
parked vehicle, showing the International Symbol of Accessibility with an
additional sign "Van -Accessible" mounted below the symbol of accessibility.
Passenger
Zone
Loading
There must be a sign displaying the International Symbol of Accessibility at
the accessible passenger loading zone.
Exterior
Routes
Accessible
No accessible route within the boundary of the site linking an accessible
building entrance with the following (if provided): public transportation
stops, passenger loading zones, public streets and sidewalks, accessible
buildings, facilities, elements and spaces on the same site.
When walkways levels change, the vertical difference between them must be
less than 1/4 inch OR changes in level between 'VI and 'A inch must be beveled
with a slope no greater than 1:2.
Curb ramps, ramps or elevators must be used for changes in level greater than
'A inch, and must comply with 4.7, 4.8 or 4.10.
There are no signs which provide direction to, or information about,
functional spaces of the building or which designate permanent rooms and
spaces. When signs are provided they must contain the elements identified
by the international Symbol of Accessibility:
• Accessible parking spaces;
• Accessible passenger loading zones;
• Accessible entrances when not all are accessible;
• Accessible toilet and bathing facilities when not all are accessible
There are no Signs which designate toilet/bathrooms. All such signs must
comply with the following
• The characters need to be raised and accompanied by Grade II Braille
• The border dimension of the pictogram must be at least 6 inches high
• The raised characters must be between 5/8 inch and 2 inches high and
raised at least 1/32 inch
• The raised characters must be upper case, and sans serif or simple serif
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• The characters and background must have a non -glare finish
• The characters must contrast with their background
• The signs must be mounted on the wall adjacent to the latch side of the
door
• Signs must be mounted with their centerline 60 inches above the ground
surface
• A person approach to within 3 inches of
• Signs must be approachable without encountering protruding objects or
standing within the swing of the door
Ramps
An entry ramp, meeting all ADAAG requirements, is needed.
Entrances & Exits
50% of all public entrances must be accessible, and at least one accessible
entrance must be on the ground floor and meet all ADAAG requirements.
Doors & Gates
There must be at least one accessible door at each accessible entrance to and
space in the building or facility. This accessible door must:
• Have a clear opening width at least 32 inches (measured between the
face of the door and the door stop on the latch side), when the door is
open 90 degrees;
• Have a level and clear floor within the required maneuvering space; and
• Have a threshold at doorway(s) no higher than '/< inch in height for
exterior sliding doors and A inch for other doors, with raised threshold
beveled at 1:2 or less.
Lobbies & Corridors
A ramp is needed at the entry, meeting all ADAAG requirements.
There are no signs which provide direction to, or information about,
functional spaces of the building or which designate permanent rooms and
spaces. When signs are provided they must contain the elements identified
by the international Symbol of Accessibility:
• Accessible parking spaces;
• Accessible passenger loading zones;
• Accessible entrances when not all are accessible;
• Accessible toilet and bathing facilities when not all are accessible
Toilet Rooms
Bathrooms
&
Toilet/bath rooms must:
• Be located on an accessible route;
• Have an unobstructed turning space (a 60-inch diameter circle or T-
shaped space) in the room;
• Have a door swing that does not intrude into the clear floor space at any
fixture;
• Provide ADAAG compliant signage;
• Provide clear floor space at least 48 inches wide by 66 inches long, if
toilet is approached from the front and there is a lavatory alongside;
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•
•
•
•
•
•
Provide clear floor space at least 48 inches wide by 56 inches long, if
toilet is approached from the side and there is a lavatory alongside;
Provide clear floor space at least 60 inches wide by 56 inches long, if
there is no lavatory alongside;
Have a back grab bar at least 36 inches long, with the end closer to the
side wall mounted at least 12 inches from the centerline of the toilet;
Have a side grab bar at least 42 inches long and mounted a maximum
12 inches from the back wall;
Have grab bars that are horizontal and mounted between 33 and 36
inches above the floor;
Provide grab bars with: (1) an outside diameter between 1 '/a and 1 '/z
inch OR shape must provide an equivalent gripping surface, (2) a space
between the grab bar and the wall of exactly 1 ''A inches, (3) secure
fittings so they don't rotate, (4) specified structural strength
requirements, (5) no abrasive or sharp elements on adjacent walls, and
(6) a minimum radius of 1/8 inch;
•
Have a centerline of the toilet 18 inches from a wall or partition;
•
Have a top of the toilet seat between 17 and 19 inches from the floor,
with no automatic springs;
•
Have flush controls that are easily operable with one hand or automatic,
mounted on the wide side of the toilet where the clear floor space is
provided and be no higher than 44 inches above the floor;
•
Ensure the paper dispenser is mounted below the grab bar no more than
36 inches from the back wall and at least 19 inches from the floor,
located so that it does not obstruct the use of the grab bar and allow
continuous paper delivery;
•
Provide at least one standard stall at least 60 inches wide, complying
with 4.17 and all other ADAAG requirements, if stalls are provided;
•
Size and arrangement of the standard toilet stall must comply with
figure 30(a);
•
Meet ADAAG requirements for urinals, when provided;
•
Ensure that lavatories, when provided, have: (1) rims or counter
surfaces no higher than 34 inches above the finish floor, (2) a clearance
of 29 inches from the floor to the bottom of the apron, (3) project at
least 17 inches from the wall to the front edge, (4) toe and knee
clearances that comply with Figure 31 and (5) a faucet that can be
easily operated with one hand with no greater force required than 51b,
self -closing valves (if provided) that remain open for at least 10
seconds;
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• Provide clear floor space: at least 30 by 48 inches in front of the
lavatory allowing a forward approach, have no more than 19 inches of
the clear floor space measured underneath the lavatory, that adjoins or
overlaps an accessible route and that is stable, firm and slip resistant;
• Configure hot water and drain pipes to protect against contact;
• Ensure that the mirror, if provided, has a bottom edge of the reflecting
surface no higher than 40 inches from the floor;
• Ensure that at least one of each dispenser type is: (1) accessible and on
an accessible route, with clear , stable, slip resistant floor space at least
30 by 48 inches in front of the dispenser, (2) no higher than 48 inches at
the highest operable part, if a forward approach or 54 inches if a parallel
approach, and (3) be easily operable with one hand;
• If provided, ensure medicine cabinet has at least one usable shelf no
higher than 44 inches from the floor, with clear, stable, firm, slip
resistant floor space at least 30 by 48 inches in front of the medicine
cabinet; and
• If provided, ensure storage has clear floor space 30 by 48 inches, with
clothes rods and shelves between 9 and 54 inches from the floor for
parallel approach or between 15 and 48 inches from the floor for front
approach and where the distances between a wheelchair and clothes rod
or shelf is between 10-21 inches, the accessible shelf must be no more
than 48 inches from the floor and the reach must be no more than 21
inches.
Bathtubs or showers, if provided, must comply with 4.20 or 4.21.
Alarms, if provided, must comply with 4.28.
Signage
Signs which provide direction to or information about functional spaces of
the building or which designate permanent rooms and spaces must contain the
following elements:
• The characters need to be raised and accompanied by Grade II Braille
• The border dimension of the pictogram must be at least 6 inches high
• The raised characters must be between 5/8 inch and 2 inches high and
raised at least 1/32 inch
• The raised characters must be upper case, and sans serif or simple serif
• The characters and background must have a non -glare finish
• The characters must contrast with their background
• The signs must be mounted on the wall adjacent to the latch side of the
door
• Signs must be mounted with their centerline 60 inches above the ground
surface
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Allow a person to approach to within 3 inches of such signs without
encountering protruding objects or standing within the swing of the door
Senior Center
Parking
Van accessible spaces must have a vertical sign, which is unobscured by a
parked vehicle, showing the International Symbol of Accessibility with an
additional sign "Van -Accessible" mounted below the symbol of accessibility,
and have an access route to and from with both space and access route
vertical clearance of at least 98 inches.
Exterior Accessible
Routes
Signs which provide direction to or information about functional spaces of
the building or which designate permanent rooms and spaces must contain the
following elements:
• The characters need to be raised and accompanied by Grade II Braille
• The border dimension of the pictogram must be at least 6 inches high
• The raised characters must be between 5/8 inch and 2 inches high and
raised at least 1/32 inch
• The raised characters must be upper case, and sans serif or simple serif
• The characters and background must have a non -glare finish
• The characters must contrast with their background
• The signs must be mounted on the wall adjacent to the latch side of the
door
• Signs must be mounted with their centerline 60 inches above the ground
surface
Allow a person to approach to within 3 inches of such signs without
encountering protruding objects or standing within the swing of the door
When not all entrances are accessible, directional signage indicating the
accessible route to an accessible entrance must be provided.
If a walk crosses or adjoins a vehicular way, and the walking surfaces are not
separated by curbs, railings or other elements between the pedestrian areas
and vehicular areas, the boundary between the areas must be defined by a
continuous detectable warning at least 36 inches wide, complying with
4.29.2.
Entrances & Exists
The number of accessible entrances must at least be equivalent to the number
of exits required by the applicable building/fire codes.
Entrances not accessible must have directional signs indicating the location of
the nearest accessible entrances. The directional signs must comply with
4.30.2, 4.30.3 and 4.30.5.
Building Lobbies and
Corridors
There are no signs which provide direction to, or information about,
functional spaces of the building or which designate permanent rooms and
spaces. When signs are provided they must contain the elements identified
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by the international Symbol of Accessibility:
• Accessible parking spaces;
• Accessible passenger loading zones;
• Accessible entrances when not all are accessible;
Accessible toilet and bathing facilities when not all are accessible
Toilet Rooms &
Bathrooms
Signs which designate toilet/bath rooms must comply with 4.30.4, 4.30.5 and
4.30.6.
Signage
Signs which provide direction to or information about functional spaces of
the building or which designate permanent rooms and spaces must contain the
following elements:
• The characters need to be raised and accompanied by Grade II Braille
• The border dimension of the pictogram must be at least 6 inches high
• The raised characters must be between 5/8 inch and 2 inches high and
raised at least 1 /32 inch
• The raised characters must be upper case, and sans serif or simple serif
• The characters and background must have a non -glare finish
• The characters must contrast with their background
• The signs must be mounted on the wall adjacent to the latch side of the
door
• Signs must be mounted with their centerline 60 inches above the ground
surface
Allow a person to approach to within 3 inches of such signs without
encountering protruding objects or standing within the swing of the door
Veteran's Park Sail
Museum
Parking
Where parking spaces are provided for self -parking by employees or visitors
or both, the required number of accessible parking spaces must comply with
4.6.
Passenger Loading
Zone
Curb ramps must comply with 4.7
Skate Park & Restroom
Parking
Where parking spaces are provided for self -parking by employees or visitors
or both, the required number of accessible parking spaces must comply with
4.6.
Passenger Loading
Zone
Curb ramps must comply with 4.7
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Exterior Accessible
Routes
Objects mounted to the wall, with leading edges between 27 and 80 inches
from the floor, must project less than 4 inches into the pathway.
Toilet Rooms &
Bathrooms
The seat must be a type that does not automatically spring back to a lifted
position.
Signage
Characters on signs must be raised and accompanied by Grade II Braille.
Carpenter's Shop
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The Streets Department for the City of McCall completed a field survey of all current driveways and sidewalks/curb ramps for ADA compliance. Areas of
violation are listed below. Street Superintendent, Rick Scherette, will be responsible for the necessary corrective action, with Peter Borner, Public Works
Director, overseeing the total project. Funding for these corrective requirements will be through taxes, general funding and fees collected for ROWS. Should
grant funding be received, the timeframe will accelerate.
Curb Ramps
LOCATION ESTIMATED COST TIMEFRAME
Southwest Corner of 2"d Street and Park/Sterling Bank (P3) To Be Determined
FY11: Design Phase
FY12: Cost Determination
FY13: Construction (Early Spring -Late Fall)
Southwest Corner of Lenora and First Street/Pet Outfitters (F 1) To Be Determined
FY11: Design Phase
FY12: Cost Determination
FY13: Construction (Early Spring -Late Fall)
Northeast Corner of Lenora and Second Street/McCall Drug (L8) To Be Determined
FY11: Design Phase
FY12: Cost Determination
FY13: Construction (Early Spring -Late Fall)
West Driveway Ramp into McCall Drug off Lenora (L9) To Be Determined
FY11: Design Phase
FY12: Cost Determination
FY13: Construction (Early Spring -Late Fall)
Southwest Corner of Lenora and Second Street/ To Be Determined
Hospital Thrift Store (L16)
FY11: Design Phase
FY12: Cost Determination
FY13: Construction (Early Spring -Late Fall)
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Curb Ramps
LOCATION ESTIMATED COST TIMEFRAME
Yacht Club (R) To Be Determined
FY11: Design Phase
FY12: Cost Determination
FY13: Construction (Early Spring -Late Fall)
Third Street at South End of Chamber Building on the North To Be Determined FY11: Design Phase
Side of Driveway (There is a Light Pole in the Way) FY12: Cost Determination
FY13: Construction (Early Spring -Late Fall)
Lake Street/East Side Driveway Ramp (P) To Be Determined FY11: Design Phase
FY12: Cost Determination
FY13: Construction (Early Spring -Late Fall)
NO LANDINGS — PLUS SLOPE OFF
LOCATION ESTIMATED COST TIMEFRAME
Third Street where Sidewalk Begins at South Side of To Be Determined FY12: Begin Design Phase
Mountain Lakes Realty (A) FY13: Complete Design and Cost Determination
FY14: Determine Funding Sources
FY15: Construction
Southeast Corner of Third and Park Streets (C) To Be Determined FY12: Begin Design Phase
Mountain Lakes Realty (A) FY13: Complete Design and Cost Determination
FY14: Determine Funding Sources
FY15: Construction
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Facilities Accessibility
NO LANDINGS - PLUS SLOPE OFF
LOCATION ESTIMATED COST TIMEFRAME
Northeast Corner of Third and Park Streets To Be Determined
My Father's Place (D)
FY12: Begin Design Phase
FY13: Complete Design and Cost Determination
FY14: Determine Funding Sources
FY15: Construction
Southeast Corner of Third & Railroad/City Lot (H) To Be Determined FY12: Begin Design Phase
FY13: Complete Design and Cost Determination
FY14: Determine Funding Sources
FY15: Construction
Northeast Corner of Third & Railroad/Fog Lifters (I) To Be Determined
FY12: Begin Design Phase
FY13: Complete Design and Cost Determination
FY14: Determine Funding Sources
FY15: Construction
Lake Street/Northwest Corner in Front of Ice Rink (T) To Be Determined
FY12: Begin Design Phase
FY13: Complete Design and Cost Determination
FY14: Determine Funding Sources
FY15: Construction
Northwest Corner of Third and Lake Street/Moxie Java (Z) To Be Determined
FY12: Begin Design Phase
FY13: Complete Design and Cost Determination
FY14: Determine Funding Sources
FY15: Construction
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Facilities Accessibility
NO LANDINGS - PLUS SLOPE OFF
LOCATION ESTIMATED COST TIMEFRAME
Northwest Corner of Third and Lenora/Mud Creek (2) To Be Determined
FY12: Begin Design Phase
FY13: Complete Design and Cost Determination
FY14: Determine Funding Sources
FY15: Construction
Southwest Corner of Third and Lenora/Veterans Park (3) To Be Determined
FY12: Begin Design Phase
FY13: Complete Design and Cost Determination
FY14: Determine Funding Sources
FY15: Construction
West Side of Sushi Bar Driveway Ramp/Railroad (R-3) To Be Determined
FY12: Begin Design Phase
FY13: Complete Design and Cost Determination
FY14: Determine Funding Sources
FY15: Construction
East Side of Sushi Bar Driveway Ramp/Railroad (R-4) To Be Determined FY12: Begin Design Phase
FY13: Complete Design and Cost Determination
FY14: Determine Funding Sources
FY15: Construction
Merchants Square Mall/North Driveway on First Street (F-8) To Be Determined
FY12: Begin Design Phase
FY13: Complete Design and Cost Determination
FY14: Determine Funding Sources
FY15: Construction
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NO LANDINGS
LOCATION ESTIMATED COST TIMEFRAME
Park Street Plaza Driveway/West Side (P2) To Be Determined
FY15: Begin Design Phase
FY16: Complete Design and Cost Determination
FY17: Construction
Northeast Corner of First Street and Lenora/
Frontier (F-2) Sidewalk Cross Slope 4.8%
Landing Cross Slope 2.7%
To Be Determined
FY15: Begin Design Phase
FY16: Complete Design and Cost Determination
FY17: Construction
Northwest Corner of First and Lake Street/ To Be Determined
Merchant Square Mall (F-5)
FY15: Begin Design Phase
FY16: Complete Design and Cost Determination
FY17: Construction
Northwest Driveway off of Lake Street/Merchants Square Mall To Be Determined
FY15: Begin Design Phase
FY16: Complete Design and Cost Determination
FY17: Construction
North Driveway Off of First Street/Merchants Square Mall (F-7) To Be Determined
FY15: Begin Design Phase
FY16: Complete Design and Cost Determination
FY17: Construction
Transition Ramp on East Side of Last Bay on Lenora/Frontier (L-4) To Be Determined
Merchant Square Mall (F-5)
FY15: Begin Design Phase
FY16: Complete Design and Cost Determination
FY17: Construction
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Facilities Accessibility
NO LANDINGS
LOCATION ESTIMATED COST TIMEFRAME
Northwest Corner of Lenora and Second Street/Condos (L-5) To Be Determined
FY15: Begin Design Phase
FY16: Complete Design and Cost Determination
FY17: Construction
North Driveway between Condos and Ice Rink To Be Determined
Off Second Street (L-6)
FY15: Begin Design Phase
FY16: Complete Design and Cost Determination
FY17: Construction
Driveway Off of Lenora between US Bank and Home Town Sports To Be Determined
FY15: Begin Design Phase
FY16: Complete Design and Cost Determination
FY17: Construction
Southeast Corner of Lenora and Second Street/US Bank (L-11) To Be Determined
FY15: Begin Design Phase
FY16: Complete Design and Cost Determination
FY17: Construction
US Bank Driveway for Drive Thru (L-12) To Be Determined
FY15: Begin Design Phase
FY16: Complete Design and Cost Determination
FY17: Construction
Sterling Bank Drive Thru (L-14) To Be Determined FY15: Begin Design Phase
FY16: Complete Design and Cost Determination
FY17: Construction
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Facilities Accessibility
NO LANDINGS
LOCATION
ESTIMATED COST TIMEFRAME
Easy Driveway off of Second Street into Hospital Thrift Store To Be Determined
FY15: Begin Design Phase
FY16: Complete Design and Cost Determination
FY17: Construction
Northeast Side of Driveway next to Toll Station (R-2) To Be Determined FY15: Begin Design Phase
FY16: Complete Design and Cost Determination
FY17: Construction
MISCELLANEOUS
LOCATION
Description ESTIMATED COST TIMEFRAME
West Side of Ice Rink Vehicle Entrance (F-4)
Landing Cross Slope 4.5% To Be Determined FY17: Begin Design Phase
FY18: Cost Determination
FY19: Construction
Frontier East Bay Entrance (L-2)
Cross Slope 2.8% To Be Determined
FY17: Begin Design Phase
FY18: Cost Determination
FY19: Construction
McCall Drugs West Driveway (L-7)
Running Slope 12.8% To Be Determined FY17: Begin Design Phase
FY18: Cost Determination
FY19: Construction
Driveway at Mountain Lakes Real Estate (B) Cross Slope 4.2%
(Off of Third Street)
To Be Determined FY17: Begin Design Phase
FY18: Cost Determination
FY19: Construction
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MISCELLANEOUS
LOCATION
Description ESTIMATED COST TIMEFRAME
West Crossing Ice Rink (S)
Running Slope 8.4% To Be Determined FY17: Begin Design Phase
FY18: Cost Determination
FY19: Construction
West Driveway off Lake Street into Shell Station (X) Cross Slope 3.1 % To Be Determined FY17: Begin Design Phase
FY18: Cost Determination
FY19: Construction
East Driveway off Lake Street into Shell Station (Y) Cross Slope 2.5% To Be Determined
FY17: Begin Design Phase
FY18: Cost Determination
FY19: Construction
South Side of Raptors/Alpine Village (12) Gaps Too Large in Cobble Stone To Be Determined
Sidewalk
FY17: Begin Design Phase
FY18: Cost Determination
FY19: Construction
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