TTY's in public areas Sample Clauses

TTY's in public areas. St. Luke’s will make a TTY device available wherever a telepho ne is made available to the pu blic (whether public pay telephone, public closed circuit telephone, or otherwise). To satisfy this provision, St. Luke’s can permanently install the required TTY's or make available a sufficient number of portable TTY's. Standar ds §§ 4. 1, 4.31.9. Each such TTY, whether permanently installed or portable, shall comply with t he Standards set forth in Schedule A, attached.
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