ADA - Checklist
ADA - Checklist
ADA - Checklist
Basedonthe2010ADAStandardsforAccessibleDesign
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ADAChecklistforReadilyAchievableBarrierRemoval
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WhatisReadilyAchievableBarrierRemoval?
TheAmericanswithDisabilitiesAct(ADA)requirespublicaccommodations(businesses and nonprofit organizations) to provide goods and services to people with disabilities onanequalbasiswiththerestofthepublic. Businesses and nonprofit organizations that serve the public are to remove architectural barriers when it is readily achievable to do so; in other words, when barrier removal is easily accomplishable and able to be carried out without much difficultyorexpense. The decision of what is readily achievable is made considering the size, type, and overall finances of the public accommodation and the nature and cost of the access improvements needed.Barrier removal that is difficult now may be readily achievable inthefutureasfinanceschange. This checklist is intended to assist public accommodations as the first step in a planningprocessforreadilyachievablebarrierremoval. Public accommodations ADA obligations for barrier removal can be found in the DepartmentofJusticesADATitleIIIregulations28CFRPart36.304.
PrioritiesforBarrierRemoval
TheADATitleIIIregulationsrecommendfourprioritiesforbarrierremoval.Thepurpose oftheseprioritiesistofacilitatebusinessplanning.Theprioritiesarenotmandatory.
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2010ADAStandardsforAccessibleDesign
This checklist is based on the 2010 ADA Standards for Accessible Design (2010 Standards). The specifications are in this checklist to help determine what may be readilyachievablebarrierremovalforexistingfacilities.Thischecklistdoesnotinclude all sections of the 2010 Standards. For example there are no questions about patient rooms in hospitals or guest rooms in hotels. Consult the 2010 Standards for situations not covered in the checklist. Full compliance with the 2010 Standards is required only fornewconstructionandalterations.Thewebaddressforthe2010Standardsisinthe Resourcessection.
SafeHarborConstructionPriortoMarch15,2012
ElementsinfacilitiesbuiltoralteredbeforeMarch15,2012thatcomplywiththe1991 ADAStandardsforAccessibleDesign(1991Standards)arenotrequiredtobemodified to specifications in the 2010 Standards. For example, the 1991 Standards allow 54 inches maximum for a side reach range to a control such as the operating part of a paper towel dispenser. The 2010 Standards lower that side reach range to 48 inches maximum. If a paper towel dispenser was installed prior to March 15, 2012 with the
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highest operating part at 54 inches, the paper towel dispenser does not need to be lowered to 48 inches. Since the dispenser complies with the 1991 Standards, that Standardprovidesasafeharbor.
NewElementsinthe2010ADAStandards
The 2010 Standards contain elements that are not in the 1991 Standards. These elements include recreation facilities such as swimming pools, team or player seating, accessibleroutesincourtsportsfacilities,saunasandsteamrooms,fishingpiers,play areas, exercise machines, golf facilities, miniature golf facilities, amusement rides, shooting facilities with firing positions, and recreational boating facilities. Because these elements were not included in the 1991 Standards, they are not subject to the safe harbor exemption. Public accommodations must remove architectural barriers to these items when it is readily achievable to do so. For example, a hotel must determine whether it is readily achievable to make its swimming pool accessible by installingalift,aslopedentryorbothasspecifiedinthe2010Standards.
Parking Spaces Measure from the inside edge of the painted line to the inside of the opposite painted line or edge of space. Door Clear Width Open the door 90 degrees, measure from the face of the door to the edge of the door stop. Door Opening Force If youre using a door pressure gauge place it where you would push open the door.
If youre using a fish scale place it where you would pull open the door.
WhatthisChecklistisNot
The ADA Title III regulations require more than barrier removal. The regulations include requirements for nondiscriminatory policies and practices and for the provision of auxiliary aids and services, such as sign language interpreters for people who are deaf and material in Braille for people who are blind. This checklist does not coverthoserequirements. Since this checklist does not include all of the 2010 Standards it is not intended to determinecompliancefornewconstructionorfacilitiesbeingaltered.
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WhatarePublicAccommodations?
UndertheADApublicaccommodationsareprivateentitiesthatown,lease,leasetoor operateaplaceofpublicaccommodation.Thismeansthatbothalandlordwholeases space in a building to a tenant and the tenant who operates a place of public accommodationhaveresponsibilitiestoremovebarriers. Aplaceofpublicaccommodationisafacilitywhoseoperationsaffectcommerceandfall withinatleastoneofthefollowing12categories: 1)Placesoflodging(e.g.,inns,hotels,motels,exceptforowneroccupied establishmentsrentingfewerthansixrooms) 2)Establishmentsservingfoodordrink(e.g.,restaurantsandbars) 3)Placesofexhibitionorentertainment(e.g.,motionpicturehouses,theaters,concert halls,stadiums) 4)Placesofpublicgathering(e.g.,auditoriums,conventioncenters,lecturehalls) 5)Salesorrentalestablishments(e.g.,bakeries,grocerystores,hardwarestores, shoppingcenters) 6)Serviceestablishments(e.g.,laundromats,drycleaners,banks,barbershops,beauty shops,travelservices,shoerepairservices,funeralparlors,gasstations,officesof accountantsorlawyers,pharmacies,insuranceoffices,professionalofficesofhealth careproviders,hospitals) 7)Publictransportationterminals,depots,orstations(notincludingfacilitiesrelatingto airtransportation)
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Accessible Slopes You can measure slope with a 24 inch level and a tape measure. Put the level on the surface in the direction you are measuring. Put one end at the high point of the surface and raise the other end so that the bubble is in the middle of the levels gauge. The level is now level. Measure the distance between the end of the level at its bottom point and the surface. For a ramp the maximum running slope allowed is 1:12. That means for every inch of height change there should be at least 12 inches of ramp run. If the distance between the bottom of the level and the ramp surface is 2 inches or less, then the slope is 1:12 or less (2:24 = 1:12 and 1.5:24 = 1:16 which is a more gradual slope than 1:12). If the distance is greater than 2 inches, the ramp is too steep. For example, if the distance is 3 inches, then the slope is 1:8 (3:24 = 1:8 which is a steeper slope than 1:12). For the parts of an accessible route that arent a ramp, the maximum running slope allowed is 1:20. That means for every inch of height change there must be at least 20 inches of route run. The distance from the bottom edge of the level to the surface should be no more than 1.2 inches (1.2:24 = 1:20).
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For the cross slope of an accessible route the maximum slope allowed is 1:48. The distance from the bottom edge of the level to the surface should be no more than inch (.5:24 = 1:48). The cross slope of an accessible route is the slope that is perpendicular to the direction of pedestrian travel. Slopes may also be measured using a digital level. Be sure to read the instructions. Measure with the percent calculation rather than the degrees calculation. For a ramp the maximum running slope allowed is 8.33% (8.33% is a 1:12 slope). For an accessible route without a ramp the maximum running slope allowed is 5% (1:20). For the cross slope of an accessible route the maximum slope allowed is 2.083% (1:48).
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Acknowledgements
Many of the illustrations are from the U.S. Department of Justice and the U.S. Access Board or are based on illustrations produced by the U.S. Access Board and the U.S. DepartmentofJustice.
Although an implementation plan is not required, the Department of Justice recommends such a plan, specifying what barriers will be removed and when solutions will occur: "...Such a plan...could serve as evidence of a good faith effort to comply..." Prioritize items, make a timeline and develop a budget. Where the removal of barriers is not readily achievable, consider whether there are alternative methods for providing access that are readily achievable such as curbside takeout service at a restaurant with an accessible intercom system outside. Make Changes Use the 2010 ADA Standards for Accessible Design. Note: Until March 15, 2012 the 1991 ADA Standards for Accessible Design may be used for readily achievable barrier removal. Check whether local and state building codes require greater accessibility when alterations are undertaken.
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Priority1 Approach&Entrance
Anaccessibleroutefromsitearrivalpointsandanaccessibleentranceshouldbeprovidedfor everyone.
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Comments PossibleSolutions
Addaramp Regradeto1:20 maximumslope Addaliftifsite constraintspreventother solutions
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1.1 Isthereatleastoneroutefrom Yes No sitearrivalpoints(parking, passengerloadingzones,public If yes, location sidewalksandpublic transportationstops)thatdoes ofroute: notrequiretheuseofstairs?
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Parking(2010Standards208&502)Note:Accessibleparkingspacesshouldbeidentifiedbysize,accessaisleandsignage.
1.2 Ifparkingisprovidedforthe public,areanadequatenumber ofaccessiblespacesprovided?
YesNo
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Accessible Spaces 1 2 3 4
Photo#: Photo#:
Reconfigureby repaintinglines *Ifconstructedbefore 3/15/2012,parkingis compliantifatleast1in every8accessiblespaces isvanaccessible Reconfigureby repaintinglines Reconfigureby repaintinglines Twospacescansharean accessaisle(checkstate requirements;somestates, suchasConnecticut, requireanaccessaislefor
1.3
YesNo
1.4
YesNo
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Photo#: 1.5 Isthevanaccessiblespace: Atleast11feetwidewithan accessaisleatleast5feet wide? Or Atleast8feetwidewithan accessaisleatleast8feet wide? Isatleast98inchesofvertical clearanceprovidedforthevan accessiblespace?
Priority1Approach&Entrance
eachspace) Reconfiguretoprovide vanaccessiblespace(s)
YesNo
Measurement:
YesNo
Measurement:
1.6
YesNo
Measurement:
Reconfiguretoprovide vanaccessiblespace(s)
1.7
YesNo
1.8
YesNo
Measurement:
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1.9 Dotheaccessaislesadjoinan accessibleroute?
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Photo#: Photo#: Photo#: Photo#: Createaccessibleroute Relocateaccessiblespace
YesNo
1.10
YesNo
YesNo
Measurement:
YesNo
1.12
YesNo
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ExteriorAccessibleRoute(2010StandardsCh.4)
1.13 Istheroutestable,firmand slipresistant?
YesNo
1.14
YesNo
Measurement:
1.15
YesNo
Measurement:
Widenrouteforpassing space
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1.16 Iftherearegratesoropenings ontheroute,aretheopenings nolargerthaninchestothe dominantdirectionoftravel? Isthelongdimension perpendiculartothedominant directionoftravel? Istherunningslopenosteeper than1:20,i.e.foreveryinchof heightchangethereareatleast 20inchesofrouterun?
Priority1Approach&Entrance
Photo#: Photo#: Photo#: Replaceormovegrate
YesNo
Measurement:
YesNo YesNo
Measurement:
1.17
1.18
Isthecrossslopenosteeper than1:48?
YesNo
Measurement:
CurbRamps(2010Standards406)
1.19 Iftheaccessibleroutecrossesa curb,isthereacurbramp?
YesNo
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1.20 Istherunningslopeofthecurb rampnosteeperthan1:12,i.e. foreveryinchofheightchange thereareatleast12inchesof curbramprun?
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Photo#: Photo#: Photo#: Regradecurbramp
YesNo
Measurement:
1.21
YesNo
Measurement:
Regradecurbramp
1.22
Isthecurbramp,excluding flares,atleast36incheswide?
YesNo
Measurement:
Widencurbramp
1.23
Atthetopofthecurbrampis therealevellanding(slopeno steeperthan1:48inall directions)thatisatleast36 incheslongandatleastaswide asthecurbramp? Iftherearecurbrampflares, aretheslopesoftheflaresno steeperthan1:10,i.e.forevery inchofheightchangethereare
YesNo
Measurement:
Reconfigure Addrampflares
YesNo
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atleast10inchesofflarerun? 1.24 Ifthelandingatthetopisless than36incheslong,arethere curbrampflares? Aretheslopesoftheflaresno greaterthan1:12,i.e.forevery inchofheightchangethereare atleast12inchesofflarerun? Photo#:
Priority1Approach&Entrance
YesNo
YesNo
Measurement:
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Addrampflares Regradeflares
Ramps(2010Standards405&505)Note:Ifanyportionoftheaccessiblerouteissteeperthan1:20,itshouldbetreatedasaramp.
1.25 Ifthereisaramp(otherthan curbramps),isitatleast36 incheswide?Ifthereare handrails,measurebetween thehandrails.
YesNo
Measurement:
Photo#: Photo#:
Alterramp
1.26
Isthesurfacestable,firmand slipresistant?
YesNo
Resurfaceramp
1.27
YesNo
Measurement:
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1:8andrisesnogreaterthan6 incheswithaslopenosteeper than1:10arepermittedwhen suchslopesarenecessarydue tospacelimitations. 1.28 Istherealevellandingthatisat least60incheslongandatleast aswideastheramp: Atthetopoftheramp? Atthebottomoftheramp? Photo#:
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Photo#: Photo#:
YesNo
Measurement:
Alterramp
YesNo
Measurement:
YesNo
Measurement:
Alterramp
1.30
YesNo
Measurement:
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1.31 Isthetopofthehandrail grippingsurfacenolessthan34 inchesandnogreaterthan38 inchesabovetherampsurface?
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Photo#: Reconfigureorreplace handrails
YesNo
Measurement:
1.32
Isthehandrailgrippingsurface continuousandnotobstructed alongthetoporsides? Isthebottomofthehandrail grippingsurfaceobstructedfor nomorethan20percentofits length? Ifthehandrailgrippingsurface iscircular,isitnolessthan1 inchesandnogreaterthan2 inchesindiameter?
YesNo
Photo#: Photo#:
YesNo
Measurement:
Reconfigureorreplace handrails
1.33
YesNo
Measurement:
Replacehandrails
1.34
YesNo
Measurement:
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1.35 Doesthehandrail: Extendatleast12inches Yes No horizontallybeyondthetopand bottomoftheramp? Measurement: Yes No Returntoawall,guard,or landingsurface?
Priority1Approach&Entrance
Photo#: Photo#: Addcurb Addbarrier Extendrampwidth Addextensions Reconfigurehandrails
1.36
YesNo
Measurement:
YesNo
Measurement:
Entrance(2010Standards404)
1.37 Isthemainentrance accessible?
YesNo
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1.38 Ifthemainentranceisnot accessible,istherean alternativeaccessibleentrance? Canthealternativeaccessible entrancebeused independentlyandduringthe samehoursasthemain entrance?
Priority1Approach&Entrance
Photo#: Photo#: Designateanentrance andmakeitaccessible Ensurethataccessible entrancecanbeused independentlyand duringthesamehoursas themainentrance
YesNo
YesNo
1.39
YesNo
1.40
YesNo
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1.41 Istheclearopeningwidthof theaccessibleentrancedoorat least32inches,betweenthe faceofthedoorandthestop, whenthedoorisopen90 degrees?
Priority1Approach&Entrance
Photo#: Alterdoor Installoffsethinges
YesNo
Measurement:
1.42
YesNo
Measurement:
Photo#: Photo#:
See2010Standards 404.2.4formaneuvering clearancerequirementson thepushsideofthedoor andsideapproachestothe pullsideofthedoor Removeobstructions Reconfigurewalls Addautomaticdoor opener Removeorreplace threshold
1.43
Isthedoorthresholdedgeno morethaninchhigh?
YesNo
Measurement:
Or
YesNo
Measurement:
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1.44 Isthedoorequippedwith hardware,includinglocks,that isoperablewithonehandand doesnotrequiretightgrasping, pinching,ortwistingofthe wrist?
Priority1Approach&Entrance
Photo#: Photo#: Replaceinaccessible knobwithlever,loopor pushhardware Addautomaticdoor opener Changehardwareheight
YesNo
1.45
YesNo
Measurement:
1.46
YesNo
Measurement:
Photo#:
Adjustcloser
1.47
Removeinnerdoor Changedoorswing
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1.48
YesNo
Measurement:
Photo#:
Replaceorremovemats
1.49
YesNo
Photo#:
Securecarpetingormats atedges
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Project Building Location Date Surveyors ContactInformation
Thelayoutofthebuildingshouldallowpeoplewithdisabilitiestoobtaingoodsandservices andtoparticipateinactivitieswithoutassistance.
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2.1 Doestheaccessibleentrance providedirectaccesstothe mainfloor,lobbyandelevator?
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Createaccessibleroute
YesNo
InteriorAccessibleRoute(2010StandardsCh.4)
2.2 Areallpublicspacesonatleast oneaccessibleroute?
YesNo YesNo
2.3
Istheroutestable,firmand slipresistant?
2.4
YesNo
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2.5 Iftherouteisgreaterthan200 Yes No feetinlengthandnolessthan 36incheswide,istherea Measurement: passingspacenolessthan60x 60inches?
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Photo#: Photo#: Photo#: Widenrouteforpassing space
2.6
2.7
Isthecrossslopenosteeper than1:48?
YesNo
Measurement:
2.8
Doallobjectsoncirculation pathsthroughpublicareas,e.g. fireextinguishers,drinking fountains,signs,etc.,protrude nomorethan4inchesintothe path? Or Ifanobjectprotrudesmore than4inches,isthebottom leadingedgeat27inchesor lowerabovethefloor?
YesNo
Measurement:
YesNo
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Or Isthebottomleadingedgeat 80inchesorhigherabovethe floor?
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YesNo
Measurement:
Or
2.9
Arethereelevatorsorplatform liftstoallpublicstories?*
YesNo
*Verticalaccessisnot requiredinnew constructionor alterationsifafacilityis lessthanthreestoriesor haslessthan3,000 squarefeetperstory, unlessafacilityisa shoppingcenter, shoppingmall, professionalofficeofa healthcareprovider, transportationterminal, statefacilityor governmentfacility Installifnecessary Priority2AccesstoGoods&Services Page5
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Photo#: Offergoodsandservices onanaccessiblestory
Ramps(2010Standards404&505)
2.10 Ifthereisaramp,isitatleast 36incheswide?Ifthereare handrails,measurebetween thehandrails.
YesNo
Measurement:
Alterramp
YesNo
Changesurface
2.12
Foreachsectionoftheramp,is Yes No therunningslopenogreater than1:12,i.e.foreveryinchof Measurement: heightchangethereareatleast 12inchesoframprun? Note: Risesnogreaterthan3inches withaslopenosteeperthan 1:8andrisesnogreaterthan6 incheswithaslopenosteeper than1:10arepermittedwhen duetospacelimitations.
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2.13 Istherealevellandingthatisat least60incheslongandatleast aswideastheramp: Atthetopoftheramp?
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Photo#: Photo#: Photo#: Alterramp Relocateramp
YesNo
Measurement:
Atthebottomoftheramp?
YesNo
Measurement:
YesNo
Measurement:
Increaselandingsize
2.15
YesNo
Measurement:
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2.16 Isthetopofthehandrail Yes No grippingsurfacenolessthan34 inchesandnogreaterthan38 inchesabovetherampsurface? Measurement:
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Photo#: Photo#: Photo#: Photo#: Adjusthandrailheight
2.17
Isthehandrailgrippingsurface Yes No continuousandnotobstructed alongthetoporsides? Yes No Ifthereareobstructions,isthe bottomofthehandrailgripping surfaceobstructedbynomore Measurement: than20%?
2.18
YesNo
Measurement:
2.19
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2.20 Doesthehandrail: Extendatleast12inches beyondthetopandbottomof theramp? Returntoawall,guard,or landingsurface? Topreventwheelchaircasters andcrutchtipsfromfallingoff: Doesthesurfaceoftheramp extendatleast12inches beyondtheinsidefaceofthe handrail? Or Isthereacurborbarrierthat preventsthepassageofa4 inchdiametersphere?
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Photo#: Photo#: Alterhandrails Ifa12extensionwouldbe hazardous(incirculation path),itisnotrequired Addcurb Addbarrier Extendrampwidth
YesNo
Measurement:
YesNo
2.21
YesNo
Measurement:
YesNo
Measurement:
ElevatorsFullSize&LULA(limiteduse,limitedapplication)(2010Standards407&408)Note:LULAelevatorsareoftenusedinalterations.
2.22 IfthereisafullsizeorLULA Yes No elevator,arethecallbuttonsno higherthan54inchesabovethe Measurement: floor?
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2.23
YesNo
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Photo#: Installopener
2.24
2.25
Replaceelevator
Isthedooropeningwidthat least32inches?
YesNo
Measurement:
2.26
YesNo
Replaceelevator
Measurement:
YesNo
Measurement:
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areaandadooropeningwidth ofatleast32inches? 2.27 IfthereisafullsizeorLULA elevator,aretheincar controls: Yes No Nolessthan15inchesandno greater48inchesabovethe Measurement: floor? Or Upto54inchesabovethefloor Yes No foraparallelapproach? Measurement:
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Photo#: Photo#: Photo#: Changecontrolheight
Or
2.28
YesNo
Measurement:
Reconfigurecontrols
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2.29 IfthereisafullsizeorLULA elevator: Arethecarcontrolbuttons designatedwithraised characters? Arethecarcontrolbuttons designatedwithBraille? IfthereisafullsizeorLULA elevator,arethereaudible signalswhichsoundasthecar passesorisabouttostopata floor? IfthereisafullsizeorLULA elevator: Isthereasignonbothdoor jambsateveryflooridentifying thefloor?
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Photo#: Photo#: Photo#: www.ADAchecklist.org
YesNo
Addraisedcharacters AddBraille
YesNo YesNo
2.30
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2.31
YesNo
Isthereatactilestaronboth jambsatthemainentrylevel?
YesNo
Dotextcharacterscontrastwith theirbackgrounds?
YesNo
Aretextcharactersraised?
IsthereBraille?
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2.32 Ifaliftisprovided,canitbe usedwithoutassistancefrom others?
YesNo
Reconfigureso independentlyoperable
2.33
Removeobstructions
2.34
YesNo
Measurement:
Changecontrolheight
2.35
YesNo
Measurement:
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2.36 Ifthereisanenddoor,isthe clearopeningwidthatleast32 inches?
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Photo#: Photo#: Alterdoorwidth
YesNo
Measurement:
2.37
YesNo
Measurement:
Alterdoorwidth
Signs(2010Standards703)Note:Tactilecharactersarereadusingtouch,i.e.raisedcharactersandBraille.
2.38 Iftherearesignsdesignating permanentroomsandspaces notlikelytochangeovertime, e.g.roomnumbersandletters, roomnames,andexitsigns: Dotextcharacterscontrastwith theirbackgrounds? Aretextcharactersraised?
YesNo
YesNo YesNo
IsthereBraille?
YesNo
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Note: Signsarepermittedonthepush sideofdoorswithclosersand withoutholdopendevices. Withclearfloorspacebeyond thearcofthedoorswing betweentheclosedposition and45degreeopenposition,at least18x18inchescenteredon thetactilecharacters?* Sothebaselineofthelowest characterisatleast48inches abovethefloorandthe baselineofthehighest characterisnomorethan60 inchesabovethefloor?* Note: Ifthesignisatdoubledoors withoneactiveleaf,thesign shouldbeontheinactiveleaf;if bothleavesareactive,thesign shouldbeonthewalltothe rightoftherightleaf. 2.39 Iftherearesignsthatprovide directiontoorinformation aboutinteriorspaces:
Priority2AccesstoGoods&Services
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Measurement:
*Ifconstructedbefore 3/15/2010andaperson mayapproachwithin3 inchesofthesignwithout encounteringprotruding objectsorstandingwithin thedoorswing,relocation notrequired *Ifconstructedbefore 3/15/2012andmounted nohigherthan60inches tothecenterlineofthe sign,relocationnot required
Dotextcharacterscontrastwith theirbackgrounds?
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InteriorDoorstoclassrooms,medicalexamrooms,conferencerooms,etc.(2010Standards404)
2.40 Isthedooropeningwidthat Yes No least32inchesclear,between thefaceofthedoorandthe stop,whenthedoorisopen90 Measurement: degrees?
Installoffsethinges Alterthedoorway
2.41
Ifthereisafrontapproachto thepullsideofthedoor,is thereatleast18inchesof maneuveringclearancebeyond thelatchsideplusatleast60 inchescleardepth? Onbothsidesofthedoor,is thefloorsurfaceofthe maneuveringclearancelevel (nosteeperthan1:48)? Isthedoorthresholdedgeno morethaninchhigh?
YesNo
Measurement:
YesNo
Measurement:
Removeobstructions Reconfigurewalls Addautomaticdoor opener See2010Standards 404.2.4formaneuvering clearancerequirementson thepushsideofthedoor andsideapproachestothe pullsideofthedoor Removeorreplace threshold
2.42
YesNo
Or
Measurement:
YesNo
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2.43 Isthedoorequippedwith hardwarethatisoperablewith onehandanddoesnotrequire tightgrasping,pinchingand twistingofthewrist?
Priority2AccesstoGoods&Services
Photo#: Replaceinaccessibleknob withlever,looporpush hardware Addautomaticdoor opener Changehardwareheight
YesNo
2.44
YesNo
Measurement:
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2.45
Canthedoorbeopenedeasily Yes No (5poundsmaximumforce)? Measurement: Note: Youcanuseapressuregauge orfishscaletomeasureforce. Ifyoudonothaveapressure gaugeorfishscaleyouwill needtojudgewhetherthe dooriseasytoopen. Ifthedoorhasacloser,doesit Yes No takeatleast5secondstoclose fromanopenpositionof90 Measurement: degreestoapositionof12 degreesfromthelatch?
2.46
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RoomsandSpacesstores,supermarkets,libraries,etc.(2010Standards302,304,&402)
2.47 Areaislesandpathwaysto Yes No goodsandservices,andtoone ofeachtypeofsalesand Measurement: servicecounters,atleast36 incheswide?
Rearrangegoods, equipmentandfurniture
2.48
Arefloorsurfacesstable,firm andslipresistant?
YesNo
Changefloorsurface
2.49
Replacecarpet
Controlslightswitches,securityandintercomsystems,emergency/alarmboxes,etc.(2010Standards309)
2.50 Isthereaclearfloorspaceat Yes No least30incheswidebyatleast 48incheslongforaforwardor Measurement: parallelapproach? Yes No Aretheoperablepartsno higherthan48inchesabove Measurement: thefloor?* www.ADAchecklist.org
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2.51
YesNo
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Seating:AssemblyAreastheaters,auditoriums,stadiums,theaterstyleclassrooms,etc.(2010Standards221&802)
2.52 Areanadequatenumberof wheelchairspacesprovided?
YesNo
Total#: Wheelchair#:
Wheelchair Spaces 1 2 4 5
Reconfiguretoadd wheelchairspaces
300+see2010Standards221.2.1. Photo#:
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2.53 Arewheelchairspaces dispersedtoallowlocation choicesandviewingangles equivalenttootherseating, includingspecialtyseating areasthatprovidedistinct servicesandamenities? Wherepeopleareexpectedto remainseated,dopeoplein wheelchairspaceshaveaclear lineofsightoverandbetween theheadsofothersinfrontof them?
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Photo#: Reconfiguretodisperse wheelchairspaces
YesNo
2.54
YesNo
Photo#:
Alterforlineofsight
2.55
YesNo
Photo#:
Alterforlineofsight
2.56
YesNo
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2.57 Iftherearetwoadjacent wheelchairspaces,arethey eachatleast33incheswide?
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Photo#: Photo#: Photo#: Photo#: Alterspaces Alterspace Alterspace Alterspaces
YesNo
Measurement:
2.58
YesNo
Measurement:
2.59
YesNo
Measurement:
2.60
YesNo
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2.61 Isthereatleastonecompanion seatforeachwheelchairspace?
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Photo#: Addcompanionseats Alterseating
YesNo YesNo
2.62
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2.63
YesNo
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Addequivalentseating
Seating:Atdiningsurfaces(restaurants,cafeterias,bars,etc.)andnonemployeeworksurfaces(libraries,conferencerooms,etc.)(2010
Standards226&902)
2.64
YesNo
Photo#: Photo#:
Total#:
Altertoprovide accessiblespaces
YesNo
Measurement:
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2.66 Attheaccessiblespace(s),is thetopoftheaccessible surfacenolessthan28inches andnogreaterthan34inches abovethefloor?
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Photo#: Photo#: Altertableorwork surface Addaccessibletableor worksurface Altersurfaceheight
YesNo
Measurement:
2.67
Isthereaclearfloorspaceat least30incheswidebyatleast 48incheslongforaforward approach? Doesitextendnolessthan17 inchesandnogreaterthan25 inchesunderthesurface? Istherekneespaceatleast27 incheshighandatleast30 incheswide?
YesNo
Measurement:
YesNo
Measurement:
YesNo
Measurement:
Seating:Generalreceptionareas,waitingrooms,etc.(2010Standards801)
2.68 Isthereatleastonespaceat Yes No least36incheswidebyatleast 48incheslongforapersonina Measurement: wheelchair?
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BenchesInlockerrooms,dressingrooms,fittingrooms(2010Standards803&903)
2.69 Inlockerrooms,dressingrooms andfittingrooms,isthereat leastoneroomwithabench?
YesNo
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2.70
Isthereaclearfloorspaceat least30incheswidebyatleast 48incheslongattheendofthe benchandparalleltotheshort axisofthebench? Isthebenchseatatleast42 incheslongandnolessthan20 inchesandnogreaterthan24 inchesdeep? Doesthebenchhaveback supportorisitaffixedtoa wall? Isthetopofthebenchseatno lessthan17inchesandno greaterthan19inchesabove thefloor?
YesNo
Measurement:
YesNo
Measurement:
YesNo
YesNo
Measurement:
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CheckOutAislessupermarkets,largeretailstores,etc.(2010Standards904)
2.71 Istheaisleatleast36inches wide?
YesNo
Measurement:
Widenaisle
2.72
YesNo
Measurement:
Lowercounter
2.73
YesNo
Measurement:
Loweredgeprotection
2.74
YesNo
Measurement:
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2.75 Ifthereismorethanonecheck outaisleisthereasignwiththe InternationalSymbolof Accessibilityattheaccessible aisle?
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Photo#: Addsign
YesNo
Sales&ServiceCountersbanks,stores,drycleaners,autorepairshops,fitnessclubs,etc.(2010Standards904)
2.76 Isthereaportionofatleast oneofeachtypeofcounter thatis: Nohigherthan36inchesabove thefloor?
Photo#: Photo#:
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Measurement:
Atleast36incheslong?
YesNo
Measurement:
2.77
YesNo
Measurement:
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2.78 Isthereaclearfloorspaceat least30incheswidebyatleast 48incheslongforaforwardor parallelapproach?
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Photo#: Photo#: www.ADAchecklist.org
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Measurement:
Forward
Measurement: Or
2.79
YesNo
Measurement:
2.80
Foraforwardapproach: Yes No Donolessthan17andno greaterthan25inchesofthe clearfloorspaceextendunder Measurement: theaccessiblelengthofthe counter? Yes No Isthereatleast27inches clearancefromthefloortothe
Reconfiguretoprovide kneeclearance
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FoodServiceLinesincafeterias,saladbars,eatinfastfoodestablishments,etc.(2010Standards904)
2.81 Doesatleastoneofeachtype ofselfserviceshelfor dispensingdevicefor tableware,dishware, condiments,foodand beverageshaveaforwardor parallelapproach?
YesNo Forward
Parallel
Or
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2.82 Ifthereisanunobstructed Yes No parallelapproach,istheshelf ordispensingdevicenohigher than48inchesabovethefloor? Measurement:
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Photo#: Lowershelfand/or dispensingdevice
2.83
Lowershelfand/or dispensingdevice
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Lowershelfand/or dispensingdevice
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2.86 Ifthereisanobstructionno deeperthan20incheswitha forwardapproach: Yes No Doesclearfloorspaceextend undertheobstructionthatisat Measurement: leastthesamedepthasthe obstruction?
Priority2AccesstoGoods&Services
Reconfiguretoprovide kneespace Lowershelfand/or dispensingdevice
Istheshelfordispensingdevice Yes No nohigherthan48inchesabove Measurement: thefloor? 2.87 Iftheobstructionisnoless than20inchesandnogreater than25inchesdeepwitha forwardapproach: Yes No Doesclearfloorspaceextend undertheobstructionthatisat Measurement: leastthesamedepthasthe obstruction? Yes No Istheshelfordispensingdevice nohigherthan44inchesabove Measurement: thefloor?
2.88
Reconfigure
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3.1 Iftoiletroomsareavailableto thepublic,isatleastonetoilet roomaccessible?(Eitherone foreachsex,oroneunisex.)
PossibleSolutions
Reconfiguretoiletrooms Combinetoiletroomsto createoneunisex accessibletoiletroom Installsigns
YesNo
3.2
YesNo
3.3
YesNo
Installsign
AccessibleRoute(2010StandardsChapter4)
3.4 Istherearoutetothe accessibletoiletroom(s)that doesnotincludetheuseof stairs? Istherouteaccessible?(See Priority2InteriorAccessible Routeforspecifics.)
YesNo YesNo
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SignsatToiletRooms(2010Standards703)
3.5 Dotextcharacterscontrastwith theirbackgrounds? Aretextcharactersraised? IsthereBraille? Isthesignmounted: Onthewallonthelatchsideof thedoor? Note: Signsarepermittedonthepush sideofdoorswithclosersand withoutholdopendevices. Withclearfloorspacebeyond thearcofthedoorswing betweentheclosedposition and45degreeopenposition,at least18x18inchescenteredon thetactilecharacters?* Sothebaselineofthelowest characterisatleast48inches abovethefloorandthe baselineofthehighest characterisnomorethan60 inchesabovethefloor?* Note: Ifthesignisatdoubledoors withoneactiveleaf,thesign shouldbeontheinactiveleaf;if bothleavesareactive,thesign
YesNo
YesNo YesNo
YesNo
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shouldbeonthewalltothe rightoftherightleaf. Photo#:
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Entrance(2010Standards404)
3.6 Isthedooropeningwidthat least32inchesclear,between thefaceofthedoorandthe stop,whenthedoorisopen90 degrees?
YesNo
Measurement:
Installoffsethinges Alterthedoorway
3.7
Ifthereisafrontapproachto thepullsideofthedooristhere atleast18inchesof maneuveringclearancebeyond thelatchsideplus60inches cleardepth? Onbothsidesofthedoor,isthe floorsurfaceofthe maneuveringclearancelevel (nosteeperthan1:48)? Isthedoorthresholdedgeno morethaninchhigh?
YesNo
Measurement:
YesNo
Measurement:
Removeobstructions Reconfigurewalls Addautomaticdoor opener See2010Standards 404.2.4formaneuvering clearancerequirementson thepushsideofthedoor andsideapproachestothe pullsideofthedoor Removeorreplace threshold
3.8
YesNo
Or
Measurement:
YesNo
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3.9 Isthedoorequippedwith Yes No hardwarethatisoperablewith onehandanddoesnotrequire Measurement: tightgrasping,pinching,or twistingofthewrist? Checkdoorhandleandlock(if provided).
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3.10
Changehardwareheight
3.11
Canthedoorbeopenedeasily (5poundsmaximumforce)?
YesNo
Measurement:
3.12
YesNo
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3.13 Iftherearetwodoorsina Yes No series,e.g.vestibule,isthe distancebetweenthedoorsat least48inchesplusthewidthof Measurement: thedoorswhenswinginginto thespace?
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Photo#: Photo#: Removeinnerdoor Changedoorswing
3.14
Reconfigurespace
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3.15 Ifthereisaprivacywallandthe Yes No doorswingsin,isthereatleast 24inchesofmaneuvering Measurement: clearancebeyondthedoor latchsideandatleast48inches totheprivacywallifthereisno doorcloseroratleast54inches ifthereisadoorcloser?
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IntheToiletRoom
3.16 Isthereaclearpathtoatleast oneofeachtypeoffixture,e.g. lavatory,handdryer,etc.,that isatleast36incheswide?
YesNo
Measurement:
Photo#: Photo#:
Removeobstructions
3.17
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3.18 Inasingleusertoiletroomif Yes No thedoorswingsinandovera clearfloorspaceatan Measurement: accessiblefixture,istherea clearfloorspaceatleast30x48 inchesbeyondtheswingofthe door? Ifthemirrorisoveralavatory Yes No orcountertop,isthebottom edgeofthereflectingsurface nohigherthan40inchesabove Measurement: thefloor? Or Yes No Ifthemirrorisnotoverthe lavatoryorcountertop,isthe Measurement: bottomedgeofthereflecting surfacenohigherthan35 inchesabovethefloor?*
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Photo#: Photo#: Photo#: Reversedoorswing Altertoiletroom
3.19
*Ifinstalledbefore 3/15/2012andthe bottomedgeofthe reflectingsurfaceisno higherthan40inches abovethefloor,lowering themirrorto35inchesis notrequired Lowerthemirror Addanothermirror Adjusthook Replacewithorprovide additionalaccessible hook
3.20
YesNo
Measurement:
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Lavatories(2010Standards606)Note:2010Standardsrefertosinksintoiletroomsaslavatories.
3.21 Doesatleastonelavatoryhave aclearfloorspaceforaforward approachatleast30inches wideand48incheslong?
YesNo
Measurement:
Alterlavatory Replacelavatory
3.22
Alterlavatory Replacelavatory
3.23
YesNo
Measurement:
Alterlavatory Replacelavatory
3.24
Alterlavatory Replacelavatory
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3.25 Istheretoeclearanceatleast9 incheshigh? (Spaceextendinggreaterthan6 inchesbeyondtheavailabletoe clearanceat9inchesabovethe floorisnotconsideredtoe clearance.) 3.26 Arepipesbelowthelavatory insulatedorotherwise configuredtoprotectagainst contact?
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Photo#: Photo#: Photo#: Alterlavatory Replacelavatory
YesNo
YesNo
Installinsulation Installcoverpanel
3.27
YesNo
Adjustfaucet Replacefaucet
YesNo
SoapDispensersandHandDryers(2010Standards603)
3.28 Aretheoperablepartsofthe soapdispenserwithinoneof thefollowingreachranges: Yes No Abovelavatoriesorcountersno lessthan20inchesandno Measurement: greaterthan25inchesdeep:no higherthan44inchesabovethe floor? www.ADAchecklist.org
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Photo#: www.ADAchecklist.org
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Measurement:
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Aretheoperablepartsofthe handdryerortoweldispenser withinoneofthefollowing reachranges: Yes No Abovelavatoriesorcountersno lessthan20inchesandno greaterthan25inchesdeep:no Measurement: higherthan44inchesabovethe floor? Yes No Abovelavatorieslessthan20 inchesdeep:nohigherthan48 Measurement: inchesabovethefloor? Notoveranobstruction:no Yes No higherthan48inchesabovethe Measurement: floor?
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Cantheoperablepartsofthe Yes No handdryerortoweldispenser beoperatedwithouttight grasping,pinchingortwistingof thewrist? Yes No Istheforcerequiredtoactivate thehanddryerortowel Measurement: dispensernogreaterthan5 pounds?
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WaterClosetsinSingleUserToiletRoomsandCompartments(Stalls)(2010Standards603&609)Note:2010Standardsrefertotoiletsaswater
closets.
3.30
YesNo
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*Ifconstructedbefore 3/15/12,clearances aroundwaterclosetsin singleusertoiletrooms canbe48incheswideby 66incheslongor48 incheswideby56inches long(dependingonthe approachtothewater closet,see1991 StandardsFigure28)and thelavatorymayoverlap thatclearanceifthe doortotheroomdoes notswingintothe Priority3ToiletRooms Page13
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Photo#: 3.32 Istheheightofthewatercloset Yes No nolessthan17inchesandno greaterthan19inchesabove Measurement: thefloormeasuredtothetop oftheseat?
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requiredclearancesat fixtures(suchas lavatories,watercloset andurinals)andthe edgeofthelavatoryisat least18inchesfromthe centerlineofthewater closet Alterroom/compartment forclearance Adjusttoiletheight Replacetoilet
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Isthereagrabbaratleast42 incheslongonthesidewall?
YesNo
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YesNo
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YesNo
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*Ifconstructedbefore 3/15/2012grabbarsdo notneedtoberelocated; therearenospace requirementsaboveand belowgrabbarsinthe 1991Standards
YesNo
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Isthespacebetweenthewall andthegrabbar1inches?
YesNo
Measurement:
3.34
Isthereagrabbaratleast36 incheslongontherearwall?
YesNo
Measurement:
YesNo
Measurement:
YesNo
Measurement:
YesNo
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clearancebetweenthegrabbar Measurement: andprotrudingobjectsabove?* Photo#: Photo#: Photo#:
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*Ifconstructedbefore 3/15/2012grabbarsdo notneedtoberelocated; therearenospace requirementsaboveand belowgrabbarsinthe 1991Standards
3.35
YesNo
Measurement:
3.36
YesNo
Changecontrol Adjustcontrol
YesNo
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3.37 Istheflushcontrolontheopen sideofthewatercloset?
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Photo#: Photo#: Photo#: Movecontrol
YesNo
3.38
YesNo
Measurement:
*Ifconstructedbefore 3/15/2012dispenser doesnotneedtobe relocatedifitiswithin reachfromthewater closetseat;the1991 Standardsdonotspecify distancefromthefront ofthewatercloset Relocatedispenser Relocatedispenser
3.39
YesNo
Measurement:
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3.40 Doesthedispenserallow continuouspaperflow?
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YesNo
ToiletCompartments(Stalls)(2010Standards604)
3.41 Isthedooropeningwidthat Yes No least32inchesclear,between thefaceofthedoorandthe stop,whenthedoorisopen90 Measurement: degrees?
Widendoorwidth
3.42
*See2010Standards 604.8.1.2Doorsfor maneuveringclearance requirementsonthepush sideofthedoorandside approachestothepull sideofthedoor Removeobstructions Addcloser Replacedoor
3.43
Isthedoorselfclosing?
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3.44 Aretheredoorpullsonboth sidesofthedoorthatare operablewithonehandanddo notrequiretightgrasping pinchingortwistingofthe wrist?*
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Photo#: Photo#: Photo#: Photo#: *Ifconstructedbefore 3/15/2012doorpullsdo notneedtobeadded; doorpullsarenot requiredinthe1991 Standards Replacehardware Replacelock
YesNo
3.45
YesNo
3.46
Relocatehardware
3.47
Isthecompartmentatleast60 incheswide?
YesNo
Measurement:
Widencompartment
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3.48 Ifthewaterclosetiswallhung, isthecompartmentatleast56 inchesdeep?
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YesNo
Measurement:
3.49
YesNo
Measurement:
Altercompartment
3.50
Ifthedoorswingsin,isthe Yes No minimumrequired compartmentareaprovided Measurement: beyondtheswingofthedoor (60inchesx56inchesifwater closetiswallhungor59inches ifwaterclosetisfloor mounted)?
Reversedoorswing Altercompartment
YesNo
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DrinkingFountains(2010Standards602)
4.1 Doesatleastonedrinking fountainhaveaclearfloor spaceatleast30incheswidex atleast48incheslongcentered infrontofitforaforward approach?*
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*Ifinstalledbefore 3/15/2012,aparallel approachispermitted andtheclearfloorspace isnotrequiredtobe centered Alterspace Relocatedrinking fountain Installadrinkingfountain inanotherlocation Alterspace Replacedrinkingfountain
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4.3
YesNo
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Adjustdrinkingfountain Replacedrinkingfountain
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4.4
4.5
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Changecontrol Adjustcontrol
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4.6
Isthespoutoutletnohigher than36inchesabovethefloor?
YesNo
Measurement:
Adjustdrinkingfountain Replacedrinkingfountain
4.7
Adjustspout Replacedrinkingfountain
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4.8
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4.9
PublicTelephones(2010Standards704)TTYsaredevicesthatemployinteractivetextbasedcommunicationthroughthetransmissionofcodedsignalsacrossthe
telephonenetwork.Theyaremainlyusedbypeoplewhoaredeafand/orcannotspeak.
4.10
YesNo
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4.11 Isthehighestoperablepartof thetelephonenohigherthan 48inchesabovethefloor?
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4.12
Adjusttelephone
4.13
Doesatleastonetelephone haveavolumecontrol?
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4.14
YesNo
Addpictogram
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4.15 Doesatleastonetelephone haveaTTY?
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4.16
YesNo
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4.17
IstheTTYidentifiedbythe InternationalSymbolofTTY?
YesNo
4.18
YesNo
Addsigns
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4.19 Dotelephonesthatdonothave aTTYprovidedirectiontothe TTY?
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FireAlarmSystems(2010Standards702)
4.20 Iftherearefirealarmsystems, dotheyhavebothflashing lightsandaudiblesignals?
YesNo
Installaudibleandvisual alarms
YesNo
YesNo
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