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2010 Revised Regulations of the Americans with Disabilities Act
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2010 Facility Accessibility Design Standards
04-Feb-2010 2010 FACILITY ACCESSIBILITY DESIGN STANDARDS. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. February 2010. On behalf of the Corporation of the City of Brantford ...
2010 Facility Accessibility Design Standards
Release Date: November 16, 2009
i2010 FACILITY ACCESSIBILITY DESIGN STANDARDSACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
February 2010
On behalf of the Corporation of the City of Brantford, we are pleased to be able to present to you our 2010 Facility
Accessibility Design Standards. These standards are applied to all newly constructed and/or renovated City of
Brantford owned, leased or operated facilities.
We would like to thank and recognize the contributions of:• The City of London for their generous permission to utilize their 2007 Facility Accessibility
Design Standards (FADS) document as the base for the creation of this standards manual. • City of Brantford staff from Community Development Services and Engineering and Operational Services for their time and efforts towards this document: • Community Development - Chris Peck, Terence Glover, Stephen Naylor • Engineering and Operational Services - Lise Sordo, Vic Bohdanow, Norma Wood,Elisabeth van der Made, Vicki Armitage
• The Brantford Accessibility Advisory Committee for their review of the standards document and comments.In addition to our use of these standards for our own facilities, we encourage the use of the City of Brantford's 2010
Facility Accessibility Design Standards throughout the community, and hope that you fi nd them valuable for your
facility construction and/or renovation projects.Sandra Lawson, P. Eng.
General Manager - Engineering and Operational ServicesCity of Brantford
iii2010 FACILITY ACCESSIBILITY DESIGN STANDARDSTABLE OF CONTENTS
1.0 Introduction .........................................1
2.0 Glossary and Defi nitions ....................2
3.0Scope, Application and Enforcement ..5
4.0 Design Standards
4.1 Access and Circulation
4.1.1 Space and Reach Requirements ..........7
4.1.2 Ground and Floor Surfaces ...................9
4.1.3 Protruding and Overhead Objects.......10
4.1.4 Accessible Routes, Paths
and Corridors ......................................114.1.5 Entrances ............................................13
4.1.6 Doors ...................................................14
4.1.7 Gates, Turnstiles and Openings ..........18
4.1.8 Windows, Glazed Screens
and Sidelights......................................194.1.9 Ramps .................................................20
4.1.10 Curb Cuts and Sidewalks ....................23
4.1.11 Stairs ...................................................26
4.1.12 Handrails .............................................27
4.1.13 Escalators ...........................................28
4.1.14 Elevators .............................................29
4.1.15 Platform Lifts .......................................32
4.2 Washroom Facilities
4.2.1 Toilet Facilities .....................................33
4.2.2 Toilet Stalls ..........................................35
4.2.3 Toilets ..................................................37
4.2.4 Lavatories............................................38
4.2.5 Urinals .................................................39
4.2.6 Washroom Accessories .......................40
4.2.7 Individual Washrooms .........................41
4.2.8 Bathtubs ..............................................43
4.2.9 Shower Stalls ......................................44
4.2.10 Grab Bars ............................................45
4.3 Other Amenities
4.3.1 Drinking Fountains ..............................46
4.3.2 Viewing Positions ................................47
4.3.3 Elevated Platforms ..............................48
4.3.4 Dressing Rooms..................................49
4.3.5 Offi ces, Work Areas and
Meeting Rooms ...................................504.3.6 Waiting and Queuing Areas ................51
4.3.7 Tables, Counters and Work Surfaces ..52
4.3.8 Information, Reception
and Service Counters..........................534.3.9 Storage, Shelving and Display Units ...54
4.3.10 Lockers and Baggage Storage............55
4.3.11 Balconies, Porches, Terraces
and Patios ...........................................564.3.12 Parking ................................................57
4.3.13 Passenger Loading Zones ..................59
4.3.14 Landscaping Materials
and Plantings ......................................604.3.15 Benches ..............................................61
4.3.16 Picnic Tables .......................................62
4.3.17 Street Furniture ...................................63
4.3.18 Kitchens and Kitchenettes...................64
4.4 Systems and Controls
4.4.1 Emergency Exits, Fire Evacuation
and Areas of Rescue Assistance.........664.4.2 Controls and Operating
Mechanisms ........................................674.4.3 Vending and Ticketing Machines.........68
4.4.4 Visual Alarms ......................................69
4.4.5 Public Telephones ...............................70
4.4.6 Assistive Listening Systems ................72
4.4.7 Signage ...............................................73
4.4.8 Detectable Warning Surfaces .............75
4.4.9 Public Address Systems......................76
4.4.10 Information Systems ...........................77
4.4.11 Card Access, Safety and
Security Systems ................................784.4.12 Glare and Light Sources .....................79
4.4.13 Lighting................................................80
4.4.14 Materials and Finishes ........................81
4.4.15 Texture and Colour ..............................82
4.4.16 Acoustics .............................................83
4.5 Facility-Specifi c Requirements
4.5.1 Arenas, Halls and Other
Indoor Recreational Facilities ..............84
4.5.2 Outdoor Recreational Facilities ...........85
4.5.3 Swimming Pools..................................87
4.5.4 Cafeterias ............................................89
4.5.5 Churches, Chapels and Other
Places of Worship ...............................894.5.6 Libraries ..............................................90
4.5.7 Business, Mercantile and Civic ...........92
4.5.8 Police Stations ....................................93
4.5.9 Municipal Courts .................................94
4.5.10 Transportation Facilities ......................95
APPENDICES
A Universal Design Principles
and Guidelines ....................................96 B Change Order Form ............................971.0 INTRODUCTION
12010 FACILITY ACCESSIBILITY DESIGN STANDARDS
This standard addresses accessibility
requirements for the design and construction of new facilities, as well as the retrofi t, alteration or addition to existing facilities, owned, leased or operated by the City of Brantford.This standard particularly addresses
the needs of persons with disabilities, including, but not limited to, persons with a mobility impairment, hearing impairment, visual impairment, cognitive impairment, persons who are deaf-blind and persons with limited stamina and/or dexterity.This standard is intended to encompass
the intent of the Ontario Human RightsCode, in terms of respecting the dignity
of persons with disabilities. "The phrase 'respects their dignity' means to act in a manner which recognizes the privacy, confi dentiality, comfort, autonomy and self-esteem of persons with disabilities, which maximizes their integration and which promotes full participation in society." (Ontario HumanRights Commission)
This standard incorporates the belief
in universal design that recognizes the broad diversity of people who use facilities. Universal design is defi ned as: "The design of products and environments to be usable by all people, to the greatest extent possible, without the need for adaptation or specialized design."The universal design philosophy is structured around the seven design principles listed below. (Refer toquotesdbs_dbs7.pdfusesText_5[PDF] 2012 ap french exam
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