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• VILLAGE OF TEQUESTA
.1 BUILDING DEPARTMENT
` qii� Post Office Box 3273 • 357 Tequesta Drive
`" � Florida 33469-0273 • (407) 575-6220
h CO „ Tequesta,
FAX: (407) 575-6203
MEMORANDUM:
TO: Thomas G. Bradford, Village Manager 4,
FROM: Scott D. Ladd, Building Official ��
DATE: July 16, 1992
SUBJECT: ADA Transition Plans
Tom, attached are nine (9 ) sets of packets containing
Transition Plans & Architectural Barriers checklist for seven
( 7 ) Village Departments/Facilities . The majority of the
items listed in the Transition Plans that need to be
installed, changed, or constructed, can be done in a fairly
timely manner and at a minimal of cost . Certain other items
such as the retrofitting of the Police Department and Water
Plant rest rooms, and the installation of two handicap parking
spaces with walkway and ramp at the Tequesta Park would take a
little longer to complete, but all of the items in the seven
(7) Transition Plans can be completed within one year of the
adoption of the Plans.
The adoption of these Plans and the implementation of the
corrective actions set forth in the Plans will effectively
serve as a "good faith effort" by the Village to comply with
the requirements of the Americans with Disabilities. Act of
1990.
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ADA TRANSITION PLAN
Prepared by the National League Use this transition plan to document those architectural barriers that
of Cities'Center for Education and need to be removed. The deadline for completing this plan, not the
Information Services changes, is July 26, 1992. After you have completed your self-
evaluation checklists and architectural barriers checklist, you are
now ready to prepare your transition plan. Use this form for each
facility that needs structural modification. If your local government
_ employs more than fifty people, you must retain this transition plan
for three years and make it available for public inspection. .
Date: 7-/5 9;2
Name of person completing the plan: £1,DD/ e. 3t3
Name of the ADA coordinator:
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BARRIERS CHECKLIST AA nmorfy ,Drilde�l
This checklist is designed to give local governments a very quick
appraisal of potential problem areas for achieving accessibility and
when making structural changes.
Building Access Yes No
1. Are 96" wide parking spaces designated
with a 60" access aisle? ❑
2. Are accessible parking spaces near the main
building entrance? ❑
3. Is there a "drop off" zone at building entrance? ❑
tZ1
4. Is the gradient from parking to building
entrance 1 :20 or less? J1 El
5. Is the clearance of the entrance doorway
at least 32" wide? ❑
6. Is door handle easy to grasp? ,ill ❑
7. Is door easy to open (less than 8 lbs. pressure)? 1,1, ❑
8. Are other than revolving doors available? ❑
Building Corridors Yes No
1. Is path of travel free of obstruction and
wide enough for a wheelchair? ❑
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2. Is floor surface hard and not slippery? ❑
3. Do obstacles (phones, fountains)
protrude,no more than 4"? ❑
jA 4. Are elevator controls low enough (48")
to be reached from a wheelchair? ❑ ❑
hIA 5. Are elevator markings in Braille for the blind? 0 0
/0 6. Does elevator provide audible signals
for the blind? ❑ ❑
PIA 7. Does elevator interior provide a turning
area of 51" for wheelchair? 0 -❑
Restrooms Yes- No
1. Are restrooms near building entrance
and/or personnel office? XI ❑
2. Do doors have lever handles? 0
31. Are doors at least 32" wide? * ❑
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4. Is restroom large enough for wheelchair
turnaround (51" minimum)? - ❑ fg
N'A 5. Are stall doors at least 32" wide? 0 0
6. Are grab bars provided in toilet stalls? ❑
7. Are sinks at least 30" high with room for a
wheelchair to roll under? ❑
8. Are sink handles easily reached and used? M iJ
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9. Are soap dispensers, towels, etc. no more
than 48" from floor? M ❑
10.Are exposed hot water pipes located under
sinks wrapped in insulation to avoid injury
to those individuals using a wheelchair? ❑
City Departments that Serve the General Public
Yes No
1. Are doors at least 32" wide? ❑
2. Is the door easy to open? 11 ❑
3. Is the threshold no more than 1/2" high? ❑
4. Is the path of travel between desk, tables, etc.
wide enough for wheelchairs? ❑
5. Do you have a counter that is too high
to serve individuals in wheelchairs? ❑
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ADA TRANSITION PLAN
Prepared by the National League Use this transition plan to document those architectural barriers that
of Cities'Center for Education and need to be removed. The deadline for completing this plan, not the
Information Services changes, is July 26, 1992. After you 'have completed your self-
evaluation checklists and architectural barriers checklist, you are
now ready to prepare your transition plan. Use this form for each
facility that needs structural modification. If your local government
employs more than fifty people, you must retain this transition plan
for three years and make it available for public inspection.
Date: 7((p -92
Name of person completing the plan: 6),,o}f Lgi)D e.,40
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BARRIERS CHECKLIST Githi (OE-p,r/ n6af
This checklist is designed to give local governments a very quick
appraisal of potential problem areas for achieving accessibility and
when making structural changes.
Building Access Yes No
1. Are 96" wide parking spaces designated
with a 60" access aisle?(Spgcc Shm-F.d t/ ❑
eo»')M. /) '.)
2. Are accessible parking spaces near the main
building entrance? ) ❑
3. Is there a "drop off" zone at building entrance? 0 tgj
4. Is the gradient from parking to building
entrance 1 :20 or less? PA ❑
5. Is the clearance of the entrance doorway
at least 32" wide? )1 ❑
6. Is door handle easy to grasp? ISI1 ❑
7. Is door easy to open (less than 8 lbs. pressure)? i ❑
8. Are other than revolving doors available? IK1 ❑
Building Corridors Yes No
1. Is path of travel free of obstruction and
wide enough for a wheelchair? 0 ,4
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2. Is floor surface hard and not slippery? • ❑ tgl
3. Do obstacles (phones, fountains)
protrude no more than 4"? ❑
N/A 4. Are elevator controls low enough (48")
to be reached from a wheelchair? ❑ ❑
NIA 5. Are elevator markings in Braille for the blind? 0 0
N/,A 6. Does elevator provide audible signals. -
for the blind? ❑ 0
Nl4 7. Does elevator interior provide a turning
area of 51" for wheelchair? ❑ -❑
Restrooms Yes No
1. Are restrooms near building entrance
and/or personnel office? 1Z1 ❑
2. Do doors have lever handles? ❑ JX1
3. Are doors at least 32" wide? / * 0
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4. Is restroom large enough for wheelchair
turnaround (51" minimum)? ❑ JA
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6. Are grab bars provided in toilet stalls? 10 ❑
7. Are sinks at least 30" high with room for a
wheelchair to roll under? J1 0
8. Are sink handles easily reached and used? tz
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Architectural Barriers Checklist
9. Are soap dispensers, towels, etc. no more
than 48" from floor? j ❑
1 0.Are exposed hot water pipes located under
sinks wrapped in insulation to avoid injury
to those individuals using a wheelchair? 0
City Departments that Serve the General Public
Yes No
1. Are doors at least 32" wide? ,ki ❑
4. Is the door easy to open? ❑
3. Is the threshold no more than 1/2" high? al ❑
4. Is the path of travel between desk, tables, etc.
wide enough for wheelchairs? tA ❑
5. Do you have a counter that is too high
to serve individuals in wheelchairs? ❑
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ADA TRANSITION PLAN
Prepared by the National League Use this transition plan to document those architectural barriers that
of Cities'Center for Education and need to be removed. The deadline for completing this plan, not the
Information Services changes, is July 26, 1992. After you have completed your self-
evaluation checklists and architectural barriers checklist, you are
now ready to prepare your transition plan. Use this form for each
facility that needs structural modification. If your local government
employs more than fifty people, you must retain this transition plan
for three years and make it available for public inspection.
Date: 'n
Name of person completing the plan: ��YV �l i (./?,M)
Name of the ADA coordinator:
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ARCHITECTURAL
BARRIERS CHECKLIST
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This checklist is designed to give local governments a very quick
appraisal of potential problem areas for achieving accessibility and
when making structural changes.
Building Access Yes No
1. Are 96" wide parking spaces designated
with a 60" access aisle? (SAicr 5 $.. -r) turM ❑
Cc ,rn idev, fig4nCe LuA're DQp1 i•
2. Are accessible parking spaces near the main
building entrance?
3. Is there a "drop off" zone at building entrance? ❑ El
4. Is the gradient from parking to building
entrance 1 :20 or less? IDEl�N e pN el�i�+?/)h i/� O i ,& J) Sider at: l(',4m��)
5. Is he c`le/arance of the"'ent ance doorway
at least 32" wide? 14J ❑
6. Is door handle easy to grasp? ❑
7. Is door easy to open (less than 8 lbs. pressure)? 0
8. Are other than revolving doors available? ❑
Building Corridors Yes No
1. Is path of travel free of obstruction and
wide enough for a wheelchair? ❑ 121
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2. Is,floor surface hard and not slippery? JX) ❑
3. Do obstacles(phones, fountains)
protrude no more than 4"? (Fine , x t sngwskr) 1 ❑
NA 4. Are elevator controls low enough (48")
to be reached from a wheelchair? ❑ ❑
NI 44 5. Are elevator markings in Braille for the blind? ❑ 0
iV/A 6. Does elevator provide audible signals
for the blind? 0 0
NA 7. Does elevator interior provide a turning
area of 51" for wheelchair? 0 "❑
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1. Are restrooms near building entrance
and/or personnel office? ❑
2. Do doors have lever handles? 0
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3. Are doors at least 32" wide? (r es+nctHd. IJ El6y A4;.c�osers)
4. Is restroom large enough for wheelchair
turnaround (51" minimum)? ❑
N lig 5. Are stall doors at least 32" wide? 0 0
6. Are grab bars provided in toilet stalls? jJ ❑
7. Are sinks at least 30" high with room for a
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8. Are sink handles easilyreached and used? j DI
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Architectural Barriers Checklist
9. Are soap dispensers, towels, etc. no more
than 48" from floor? J ❑
• 1 O.Are exposed hot water pipes located under
sinks wrapped in insulation to avoid injury
to those individuals using a wheelchair? ❑
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City Departments that Serve the General Public
Yes No
1. Are doors at least 32" wide? 154 ❑
2. Is the door easy to.open? I ❑
3. Is the threshold no more than 1/2" high? D ❑
4. Is the path of travel between desk, tables, etc.
wide enough for wheelchairs? 1Z1 ❑
/V A 5. Do you have a counter that is too high
to serve individuals in wheelchairs? ❑ ❑
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ADA TRANSITION PLAN
Prepared by the National League Use this transition plan to document those architectural barriers that
of Cities'Center for Education and need to be removed. The deadline for completing this plan, not the
Information Services changes, is July 26, 1992. After you have completed your self-
evaluation checklists and architectural barriers checklist, you are
now ready to prepare your transition plan. Use this form)for each
facility that needs structural modification. If your local government
employs more than fifty people, you must retain this transition plan
for three years and make it available for public inspection.
Date: 'j f(p-QZ
Name of person completing the plan: 5oit Lif Di91
Name of the ADA coordinator:
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BARRIERS CHECKLIST //0/I/'liSftAi ifs 'vi 1'7'/1
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This checklist is designed to give local governments a very quick
appraisal of potential problem areas for achieving accessibility and
when making structural changes.
Building Access Yes No
1. Are 96" wide parking spaces designated
with a 60" access aisle? ❑ (xi
2. Are accessible parking spaces near the main
building entrance? ❑
3. Is there a "drop off" zone at building entrance? ❑
('a%-f Cukh prevelts usini �+ )
4. Is the gradient from parking to building
entrance 1 :20 or less? ❑ IEJ
5. Is the clearance of the entrance doorway
at least 32" wide? 13vt only (..../ 13oM or V ❑
f�1e Dadk it5 open .
6. Is door handle easy to grasp? ❑
7. Is door easy to open (less than 8 lbs. pressure)? 1
8. Are other than revolving doors available? 0 ❑
Building Corridors Yes No
1. Is path of travel free of obstruction and
wide enough for a wheelchair? )S1 ❑
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2. Is floor surface hard and not slippery? igi 0
3. Do obstacles (phones, fountains)
protrude no more than 4"? 0 11
NIA 4. Are elevator controls low enough (48")
to be reached from a wheelchair? 0 0
NIA 5. Are elevator markings in Braille for the blind? 0 0
jViA 6. Does elevator provide audible signals
for the blind? 0 0
rd�A 7. Does elevator interior provide a turning
area of 51" for wheelchair? 0 0
Restrooms Yes No
1. Are restrooms near building entrance
and/or personnel office? 0 121
2. Do doors have lever handles? 0 123
3. Are doors at least 32" wide? 0 JJ
4. Is restroom large enough for wheelchair
turnaround (51" minimum)? El 0
5. Are stall doors at least 32" wide? 0
6. Are grab bars provided in toilet stalls? ,rg 0
7. Are sinks at least 30" high with room for a
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10.Are exposed hot water pipes located under
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Yes No
1. Are doors at least 32" wide? 1E1 0
2. Is the door easy to open? El ❑
3. Is the threshold no more than 1/2" high? ❑
4. Is the path of travel between desk, tables, etc.
wide enough for wheelchairs? El 0
5. Do you have a counter that is too high
to serve individuals in wheelchairs? In ❑
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ADA TRANSITION PLAN
Prepared by the National League Use this transition plan to document those architectural barriers that
of Cities'Center for Education and need to be removed. The deadline for completing this plan, not the
Information Services changes, is July 26, 1992. After you have completed your self-
evaluation checklists and architectural barriers checklist, you are
now ready to prepare your transition plan. Use this form for each
facility that needs structural modification. If your local government
employs more than fifty people, you must retain this transition plan
for three years and make it available for public inspection.
Date: 7-/6-1, ,
Name of person completing the plan: 52oif L9 (4)L2) La®
Name of the ADA coordinator:
Address of the facility: 357 I i(p u5v/4 a, va/ic6 A0ep7
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BARRIERS CHECKLIST o
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This checklist is designed to give local governments a very quick
appraisal of potential problem areas for achieving accessibility and
when making structural changes.
Building Access • Yes No
1. Are 96" wide parking spaces designated �{
with a 60" access aisle? ❑ ,ICJ
2. •Are accessible parking spaces,near the main
building entrance? ❑
3. Is there a "drop off" zone at building entrance? rgl ❑
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4. Is the gradient from parking to building
entrance 1 :20 or less? ❑
5. Is the clearance of the entrance doorway A
at least 32" wide? lir if DatiOt Deals U?4 2
6. Is door handle easy to grasp? f ❑
7. Is door easy to open (less than 8 lbs. pressure)? tgl ❑
8. Are other than revolving doors available? f1 ❑
Building Corridors Yes No
1. Is path of travel free of obstruction and
wide enough for a wheelchair? 0
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2. Is floor surface hard and not slippery? j1 ❑
3. Do obstacles (phones, fountains)
protrude no more than 4"? ❑
jfA 4. Are elevator controls low enough (48")
to be reached from a wheelchair? ❑ ❑
bbk . 5. Are elevator markings in Braille for the blind? ❑ ❑
PIA 6. Does elevator provide audible signals
for the blind? 0 0
PIA 7. Does elevator interior provide a turning
area of 51" for wheelchair? ❑ ❑
Restrooms (Not H.C. E6?wipf L ) Yes No .
1. Are restrooms near building entrance
and/or personnel office? ❑ i
2. Do doors have lever handles? ❑
3. Are doors at least 32" wide? 0 DI
4. Is restroom large enough for wheelchair
_turnaround (51" minimum)? 0.1 ❑
5. Are stall doors,at least 32" wide? ❑ El
( No IJ•C. STAII )
6. Are grab bars provided in toilet stalls? ❑ Igf
7. Are sinks at least 30" high with room for a
wheelchair to roll under? ❑
8. Are sink handles easily reached and used? 1 ,I1
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9. Are soap dispensers, towels, etc. no more
than 48" from floor? ❑ M
10.Are exposed hot water pipes located under
sinks wrapped in insulation to avoid injury
to those individuals using a wheelchair? ❑ 1
City Departments that Serve the General Public
Yes No
1. Are doors at least 32" wide? El ❑
2. Is the door easy to,open? 0
3. Is the threshold no more than 1/2" high? ❑
4. Is the path of travel between desk, tables, etc.
wide epough for wheelchairs? o,ne aFfie s ig
0Annot fkccomoP4�'c ()Act chase
5. Do you have a counter that is too high
to serve individuals in wheelchairs? ❑
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ADA TRANSITION PLAN
Prepared by the National league Use this transition plan to document those architectural barriers that
of Cities'Center for Education and need to be removed. The deadline for completing this plan, not the
Information Services changes, is July 26, 1992. After you have completed your self-
evaluation checklists and architectural barriers checklist, you are
now ready fa prepare your transition plan. Use this form for each
facility that needs structural modification. If your local government
employs more than fifty people, you must retain this transition plan
for three years and make it available for public inspection.
Date: 7 /6 9,2
Name of person completing the plan: &7/ L/YZ)1
Name of the ADA coordinator:
4 11 !r
Address of the facility: 9v/ O/L QIXIt /i/U ,( i 9 _ 4-ou's/ zu4kie noT
List public services offered at this location:
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List all structural modifications to be made and their location:
Modification �� Locationo Complete By:
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5. i?e4-1;f l[''e SiRoder, /c, flct/
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List the names, organizations and pone nubmers of the disabled persons
who served as advisors:
Name/Organization Phone
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ARCHITECTURAL
BARRIERS CHECKLIST +T-q4-¢,a wAirx Flag
This checklist is designed to give local governments a very quick
appraisal of potential problem areas for achieving accessibility and
when making structural changes.
Building Access Yes No
1. Are 96" wide, parking spaces designated
with a 60" access aisle? (No C, Sp/aces) ❑ TA
2. Are accessible parking spaces near the main
building entrance? ❑ J1
3. Is there a "drop off" zone at building entrance? 0 El
4. Is the gradient from parking to building
entrance 1 :20 or less? 54 ❑
5. Is the clearance of the entrance doorway
at least 32" wide? ❑
6. Is door handle easy to grasp? ❑
7. Is door easy to open (less than 8 lbs. pressure)? El 0
8. Are other than revolving doors available?. El, . ❑
Building Corridors Yes No
1. Is path of travel free of obstruction and
wide enough for a wheelchair? 0
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2. Is floor surface hard and not slippery? 4 ❑
3. Do obstacles (phones, fountains) Orr w�II
protrude no more than 4"? ( F t Q ❑ tz
itemo
NIA 4. Are elevator controls low enough (48")
to be reached from a wheelchair? ❑ ❑
NIA 5. Are elevator markings in Braille for the blind? ❑ ❑
NIP 6. Does elevator provide audible signals
for the blind? ❑ ❑
N A 7. Does elevator interior provide a,turning
area of 51" for wheelchair? ❑ ❑
Restrooms (N Q-{. e, FQu ip JJ Yes No
1. Are restrooms near building entrance
and/or personnel office? ,F] ❑
2. Do doors have lever handles? ❑ �J
3. Are doors at least 32" wide? ❑ J
(Door open s in)
4. Is restroom large enough for wheelchair
turnaround (51" minimum)? ❑ 21
5. Are stall doors at least 32" wide? 0 El
6. Are grab bars provided in toilet stalls? ❑ M
7. Are sinks at least 30" high with room for a
wheelchair to roll under? 0 Z.
r
8. Are sink handles easily reached and used? 0 E(
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Architectural Barriers Checklist
9. Are soap dispensers, towels, etc. no more
than 48" from floor? 0
IA 1 O.Are exposed hot water pipes located under
sinks wrapped in insulation to avoid injury .
to those individuals using a wheelchair? ❑ E
( uiiIity Tut Typc Sink)
NI A City Departments that Serve the General Public
Yes No
1. Are doors at least 32" wide? ❑ ❑
4. Is the door easy to open? ❑ ❑
3. Is the threshold no more than 1/2" high? ❑ ❑
4. Is the path of travel between desk, tables, etc.
wide enough for wheelchairs? ❑ ❑
5. Do you have a counter that is too high
to serve individuals in wheelchairs? ❑ ❑
•
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ADA TRANSITION PLAN
Prepared by the National league Use this transition plan to document those architectural barriers that
of Cities'Center for Education and need to be removed. The deadline for completing this plan, not the
Information Services changes, is July 26, 1992. After you have completed your self-
evaluation checklists and architectural barriers checklist, you are
now ready to prepare your transition plan. Use this form for each
facility that needs structural modification. If your local government
employs more than fifty people, you must retain this transition plan
for three years and make it available for public inspection.
Date: 7/(0-.7z
Name of person completing the plan: �`)Co cQ. LfiD.V/ Cee
Name of the ADA coordinator:
Address of the facility: 22ga Covn 6/1r- /?046 — 'd TG�y Ut5,5A P1V2L h
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List public services offered at this location:
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Modification /,l Location Complete By:i ,�av1QF "Iwo �d,C, 44r-bai Sp,ci 5 404 Gr AAun 1 26- q3
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List the names, organizations and phone nubmers of the disabled persons
who served as advisors:
Name/Organization Phone
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ARCHITECTURAL
BARRIERS CHECKLIST -F5 05574,1 k
This checklist is designed to give local governments a very quick
appraisal of potential problem areas for achieving accessibility and
when making structural changes.
Building Access Yes No
1. Are 96" wide parking spaces designated
with a 60" access aisle? ❑
4. Are accessible parking spaces near the main
building entrance? 1 0
3. Is there.a "drop off" zone at building entrance? 0 gi
4. Is the gradient from parking to building
entrance 1 :20 or less? ❑
5. Is the clearance of the entrance doorway
at least 32" wide? , ,1 ❑
6: Is door handle easy to grasp? ❑
7. Is door easy to open (less than 8 lbs. pressure)? El ❑
8. Are other than revolving doors available? t ❑
Building Corridors (,ja/ , p p/icA l f e Yes No
1. Is path of travel free of obstruction and
wide enough for a wheelchair? 0 0
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2. Is floor surface hard and not slippery? ❑ 0
3. Do obstacles (phones, fountains)
protrude no more than 4"? 0 0
4. Are elevator controls low enough (48")
to be reached from a wheelchair? ❑ ❑
5. Are elevator markings in Braille for the blind? 0 0
6. Does elevator provide audible signals
for the blind? ❑ 0
7. Does elevator interior provide a turning
area of 51" for wheelchair? ❑ ❑
Restrooms Yes No
'I. Are restrooms near building entrance
and/or personnel office? PSI 0
2. Do doors have lever handles? 0 I
3. Are doors at least 32" wide? IZi Q
4. Is restroom large enough for wheelchair
turnaround (51" minim,um)? El 0
5. Are stall doors at least 32" wide? ❑
6. Are grab bars provided in toilet stalls? 123 0
7. Are sinks at least 30" high with room for a
wheelchair to roll under? 0
8. Are sink handles easily reached and used?
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11 Al dies
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Architectural Barriers Checklist
9. Are soap dispensers, towels, etc. no more
than 48" from floor? ❑
10.Are exposed hot water pipes located under
sinks wrapped in insulation to avoid injury
to those indiyiduals u in a wheelchair? El El( N o I�lo+ wAier5
City Departments that Serve the General Public
Yes No
1. Are doors at least 32" wide? ❑
2. Is the door easy to open? ❑
3. Is the threshold no more than 1/2" high? ® ❑
4. Is the path of travel between desk, tables, etc.
wide enough for wheelchairs? rEl ❑
5. Do you have a counter that is too high
to serve individuals in wheelchairs? ti ❑
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