FED-STD 795 Uniform Federal Accessibility Standards

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. * 0- m F@ 8(/) Glpatnfamfdmesa rrrlnantdlraafm -1/.2 mat 13 F@. 8(9f Gralfrws 58(W Grarlng Orientatkm 0 4.6 Parking and Paaaenger Loading Zones 4.6 Parking and Paaaenger Loading Zones 4.6.1 Minimum Number. Parking spaces rzquimd to be accessible by 4.1 shfl COlll@y with 4.62 through 4.6.4. P-nger loading zones required to be amesable by 4.1 shaU comply uith 4.65 and 4.6.6. 4.6.2 Location Parking spaces for disabled people and accessibk passenger Ioadhrg zones that sews a particular building shall be Uts spaw or zones located clmesttothe neamstac=ssibk enhmceon anaccesibfer oute-fns epamteplidrlg Stnmurasor Iorsthat do not serve a particular building partdng spaces for disabfed peopk shsli be Iocatad on the shortastpossibk chdation mutetoanac=aabk pedestrian entrance of the parking facility. 4.6.3” Parking Spacea. Paddng spaces for discblad PeOpie shall beat least% in (2440 mm) wide and ahaUhavaan @acentaccesa aisk60in(1525 mm) wide minimum (ace FiE 9). Paddng a- aisles shafl bepart Ofanac-ibk nnrtabthe buUding OrkUii enkanca and shall comply with 43. Two acessfbk -gspa=mwtia-wn-tie Parked vehicle overhangs shall not reduce the clew width of an accessibk cumulation route Pmklng qwmes and a- aides shaU bs Ieual with swface 3fopesnotaeE’dbrg 150irlaudiKcti0ns .EXCEP?70N: If ameasibfe paddng spaces hv vans designed for handic~ persons am prvuirkd each Shoufdhaue arrdjacent .amessaisle atleast% in (2440 mud wfds compfytng with 45, Ground and FfoOrSurfaces 4.6.4* Signaga Accassibk psrldng sprmeashall be designated as reservedfor the disablad by a sign showing the symbol of accassibilii (see 4.30.5). Such Signs shall not baobscured byawlrkkpded inthe space. b--l ~lrn F19.9 Dlrnenalona of parking Spacea
I 4.6 Parldng and Paseenger Loading Zonee 24 $3 1- 240 mi. 6100 8- I ...... ........................ .......l +~ma. ma . ..,; ...< vahicls PUWUPspace then a curb ramp comptying wirh 4.7 shall bs providsd. Vehicla ahnding apacss and access aisles shall bs feud with surface slopes not exuding 1:50 in all dimctiorrs. ,. 4.6.6 Vertkd Cle.amnce Fmuide minimum ceriical cl-= of114 in at accessible ~ loading zones end along eehicle am.ess mutes to such an?esll’ornalte erthncss. If a~e uarr -e+==mvwhti~ usrtkal clearance should ~ I 14 h. ‘;:”. :,,, ,,,.. , 4.7 Curb Ramps. . ..,, , F@ 10 AaeMAlakat Pae8engerbadlrtg 20nea 4.6.5 Paeaenger loading 2ones. Passenger load ing mnes shall prcmide an a- ti.sla at kast 60 in (1525 mm) wide and 20 ft (6 m) long adjacent and parallel to the vahicle pul!.up apace (see Fg. 10). If there are curbs between the access aisle and $% 4.7.1 f.ocation. Curb ramps complying with 4.7 shall beprovidad wharever aneccaaaibk roure-sa curb. 4.7.2 SlOpZ Slopes of curb ramps shall comply with 4.82. The slops shall be -ured as shown in Fg. 11. rrarlsiriona frwnrarqra towaucigutzers, or 5b’’@SSfdf~ flush andlk Ofabfuptchsnges. Maximum SICWIZSof adpirring gutlws, road swfacs irrrrnediatelgac!iacent to Ure curb ramp, or accessible route shall not emaad la. %R%%w” :+ y slwe= v:x wh9re X is ● lad dam W*I( (a) Flaradskk3 Fig.11 Meammmt ofcurbi?ampslopca ffxlslesathan4eim Chanthaalope ofotefladti shall not atraed 2:12. Fig. 12 Sides Of titi tipS &4 Im.waxlhg ● mat + ,1 - “:*. ., ..”. . . .. . . . ‘. - ,,,. >;’ ; p?;+$:’ A.’ (b) Rawrnadcurb “-hc’wmmf ,urlaca ● ● ✎
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Page 4 and 5: INTRODUCTION amERAL SERVICES AMuWTR
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Page 10 and 11: ““”EXCEP170N:For darior Lnsta
Page 12 and 13: Facilities ——. @lication Academ
Page 14 and 15: ‘d Residential ccc~mci= ~ one (1)
Page 16 and 17: ● (a) Rsrrps. Curb tamps srrd ram
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Page 20 and 21: ● > (a) High Fonvard Re=h Ht Px (
Page 22 and 23: 4.3 Accessible Route :m !0s m + [ ~
Page 24 and 25: (0 ObJeds MOunkd on P08ta or PyiOns
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Page 40 and 41: a 4.16 Water Closets (2) Freestandi
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Page 52 and 53: 4.34 Dwellin6 Units .Piiil .+, 1!ii
Page 54 and 55: 4.34 Dwcliingurlits sumer informati
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Page 68 and 69: A4.29 Tactile Warnings A4.16.5 Flus
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Page 72 and 73: THE ARCHITECTURAL BARRIERS ACT (hbi
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0 ● ● COMMON USE (CON71NUED) De
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DWELU1’iG UNITS (CONTINUED) h@brw
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* ● ● ENTRANcEs (CONTINUED) Fac
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● ● ● Hearing Impaired GROGND
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● IANDlrms (see RAMPS) LAGNDRY FA
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● ● PERFORMING ARE4B (CONT=13)
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