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Report #UCR P5316 Life Science BuildingReportNameItem/LocationBarrier(noted feature, item or area does not meet thenew construction criteria detailed below)Action Priority TargetDateEstimatedCostInterimSolutionActionCompletionDateUCR P5316LifeScienceBuildingUCR P5316LifeScienceBuilding139-MultipleAccommodation Toilets:Women's Restroom#1517 at the West Wingon the 1st Floor of LifeSciences Psychology.[No accessible stall.Provide an accessiblestall.]140-Toilet Grab Bars:Women's Restroom#1517 at the West Wingon the 1st Floor of LifeSciences Psychology.60" min. diameter turning circle clear of objectsfrom floor height to 27" in room. 44" min. clearpath provided throughout facility. The accessiblestall door shall have an automatic closingdevice. Door has loop or U-shaped handleimmediately below latch on both inside andoutside of door. 34" minimum opening at side.The clear floor area on the pull side of the doorwithin the stall is the width of the door and aminimum 60" deep. The clear floor area on thestrike side of the door within the stall is aminimum 18" wide and a minimum 60" deep.The clear floor area on the push side of the dooris the width of the door and a minimum 48"deep., measured perpendicular to the door in itsclosed position. If the compartment has aninward swinging, side opening door and containsa floor mounted water closet, the clearancearound the water closet is a minimum of 60"wide and and a minimum 59" deep that is clearof the stall door swing. 60" minimum width ofstall [ADAAG 604.8.1.4 toe clearances - Thefront partition and at least one side partition shallprovide a toe clearance of 9 inches minimumabove the finish floor and 6 inches deepminimum beyond the compartment side face ofthe partition exclusive of partition supportmembers]. 18" betwen centerline of water closetand side wall or partition [ADAAG 604.2 16" -18" to centerline of water closet].. 32" minimumfrom side of water closet to opposite wall orpartition. 42" minimum from centerline of waterl t t it ll titi Th t f th1-1/4" to 1-1/2" diameter of bars. Side bar has42" min. length. Back bar has 36" min. length.Install a sign at the restroom doorindicating the availability andlocation of an alternateaccessible restroom.Install a sign at the restroom doorindicating the availability andlocation of an alternateaccessible restroom.1 $0.001 $0.006/1/2012 Page 21 of 32
Report #UCR P5316 Life Science BuildingReportNameItem/LocationBarrier(noted feature, item or area does not meet thenew construction criteria detailed below)Action Priority TargetDateEstimatedCostInterimSolutionActionCompletionDateUCR P5316LifeScienceBuildingUCR P5316LifeScienceBuildingUCR P5316LifeScienceBuildingUCR P5316LifeScienceBuildingUCR P5316LifeScienceBuilding141-Lavatories:Women's Restroom#1517 at the West Wingon the 1st Floor of LifeSciences Psychology.142-Accessories:Women's Restroom#1517 at the West Wingon the 1st Floor of LifeSciences Psychology.[See Sequence #139 foradditionalrecommendations.]144-Doors: Men'sRestroom #1522 at theWest Wing on the 1stFloor of Life SciencesPsychology.145-Clear Space atDoors: Men's Restroom#1522 at the West Wingon the 1st Floor of LifeSciences Psychology.[See Sequence #147 foradditional actions.]146-IdentificationSymbols, Restrooms:Men's Restroom #1522at the West Wing on the1st Floor of LifeSciences Psychology.Required clear space extends 19" max. Install a sign at the restroom doorunderneath the lavatory and adjoins or over laps indicating the availability andan accessible route. 29" min. clearance from location of an alternatebottom of apron to floor surface. 27" high x 8" accessible restroom.deep knee clearance under front lip. Drain andpiping is insulated or configured to preventcontact.40" maximum height to bottom of reflectivesurface of mirror. Mirrors not located abovelavatories or counters are required to measureno greater than 35" above the finished floor. 40"max. height to all other fixtures (i.e., soapdispensers, towels, toilet seat covers, autodryers, sanitary napkins, waste recepatacles,etc.). A minimum 30" x 48" minimum clear flooror ground space is provided to allow forward orparallel approach to accessories.32" minimum clear width of doorway. 5 lb.maximum pressure to operate interior doors.Door hardware is operable with a single effort(lever type, panic bar or push pull type).60" min. clear space in direction of door swing.Minimum strike side clearance on PULL side ofdoor: 18" wide x 60" depth at interior doors, frontapproach.Install a sign at the restroom doorindicating the availability andlocation of an alternateaccessible restroom.Install a sign at the restroom doorindicating the availability andlocation of an alternateaccessible restroom.Install a sign at the restroom doorindicating the availability andlocation of an alternateaccessible restroom.Door mounted signage: Men's - Equilateral Install a sign at the restroom doortriangle with 12" sides, 1/4" thick with the vertex indicating the availability andpointing up. The triangle symbol contrasts with location of an alternatethe door, light on dark background or dark on accessible restroom.light background. Wall mounted signage:Symbol of accessibility is mounted on wall signadjacent to latch side of door [ADAAG 703.6.1 &CBC 1117B.5.5 Item 4 Pictograms shall have afield height of 6" ADAAG 703.6.1 Charactersand Braille shall not be located in the pictogramfield].1 $0.001 $0.001 $183.751 $0.001 $0.006/1/2012 Page 22 of 32
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