Handicap Accessibility a. If you are using a space in the Xxxxxxx Xxxxxx Place (SWP) office building, please be aware that the 2nd floor is not handicap-accessible. There are no elevators available in this building.
b. The only room that is fully handicap-accessible in SWP is Room 104.
c. There is a ramp available at the back (West) of the building, which leads to the rear entrance.
d. Handicap parking is available for both buildings.
e. The church is fully handicap-accessible, with an elevator and push buttons for the front doors.
Handicap Accessibility. Reasonable accommodations for individuals with disabilities have been made. Handicap ramp is available on the Xxxxxx St. side of the auditorium and is accessible from the rear parking lot as well as the side parking lot (following the sidewalk). Use of the circular drive can be used for drop-off and pick-up of handicap persons as well. USER contracting for the use of the facilities will be responsible for providing any additional auxiliary aids. USER of the Glennville City Auditorium shall not discriminate against persons on the basis of race, color, sex, creed, national origin or handicap.
Handicap Accessibility. The church is not handicap-accessible.
Handicap Accessibility. The Landlord warrants that as of the Commencement Date, the Building shall be in compliance with applicable municipal handicap accessibility codes.
Handicap Accessibility. The City of Austin is committed to compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act. Please notify us if you require special assistance for participation in our programs or the use of our facilities.
Handicap Accessibility. The Department has made Handicap Accessibility a top priority and American Disabilities Act (ADA) requirements are addressed with all new construction. Funding from the BOR has been and will be instrumental in meeting this priority. One such project funded by the BOR was the construction of an ADA double vault toilet and fishing pier at the stilling basin. Another ADA project on the area is the special disabilities hunting area. This project was initiated in the fall of 1993 and to date has received use from several physically challenged individuals each year. In this area, qualified individuals are permitted to use vehicles to assist in their hunting efforts. Furthermore, the Xxxxx boat ramp facilities were upgraded in 2000. An ADA courtesy dock will be utilized when water levels permit.
1) Ensure present and future facilities meet ADA specifications. * Utilize BOR funding to complete ADA projects. * Consult ADA requirements when doing new construction or renovating existing facilities. * Continue the Special Disabilities Hunting Area and provide special opportunities as needs arise. * Modify four vault toilets to ADA specifications or replace with new unisex toilets.
Handicap Accessibility. The main floor of the former Restaurant and all proposed renovations satisfies handicap accessibility concerns; there is a handicap accessible ramp to the main floor, and the existing restrooms satisfy accessibility standards. The City, in issuing this Contract Rezoning Agreement, recognizes that the Applicant is not required to provide handicap accessible improvements to the new upper floor of the restaurant because the main floor of the restaurant offers similar accommodations.
Handicap Accessibility. Please notify us of any special accommodations that may be needed.
Handicap Accessibility. In addition to the physical inspection, it is important to determine whether existing improvements on the property comply with applicable handicap accessibility requirements, including the Americans with Disabilities Act (“ADA”). A qualified California CASP inspection consultant will be considered and retained to provide an appropriate assessment report. • Site Improvements & Drainage. Depending on the nature of the property, Gafcon and its sub-consultant team will include inspecting the nonbuilding site improvements (e.g., drainage system, retaining walls) both as to condition and design, paying particular attention to potential drainage and subsidence issues (e.g., ponding water, storm water control and/ or soil erosion).
Handicap Accessibility. Compliance with specifications meeting "American Standard Specifications for Making Buildings and Facilities Accessible, and Usable by the Physically Handicapped" (41 CFR 101-19.603).
