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ADA & Access Resources*
Current 5/22/2009
W15 2009 AIA Convention ADA
Training:
Avoiding the Most Common ADA Errors with Universal Design Solutions Beta Version 01 Sections 1-28
Introduction Beta 01
Circulation Errors 1-13 Beta 01
Reference Documents:
ADA
Current ADA Standards – 1994 Version
DOJ’s Current Title II Regulations for Public Entities
DOJ’s Current Title III Regulations for Private Entities
DOJ’s Proposed ADA Standards (Based on the ADA/ABA Guidelines, aka “New ADAAG”) – 6/17/2008
DOJ’s Analysis of the Proposed Standards – 6/17/2008
DOJ’s Proposed Title II ADA Regulations for Public Entities– 6/17/2008
DOJ’s Proposed Title III ADA Regulations for Private Entities– 6/17/2008
Access Board’s Preamble to New ADAAG
ETA’s ADA Standards Comparison Chart Beta Version 01
Access Board’s ADA - New ADAAG - IBC/ICC/ANSI A117.1-2003 Comparison
ICC Request form for free download of ADA – New ADAAG – 2006 IBC/ICC/ANSI A117.1-2003 Comparison
CA
DSA California’s Access Compliance Reference Manual - 4/16/2009
Link to latest Access Compliance Reference Manual on the web
CASp Program Website
SB 1608 (The Bill)
ABA
DOT’s ADA & ABA Standards for Transit Facilities
HUD’s UFAS (Uniform Federal Accessibility Standards) for ABA
Selected Technical Assistance Materials:
Access Board Public Rights of Way Alterations Guide
Standards Applicability Flowcharts by Mark J. Mazz, AIA
Links to Additional Resources on Physical Accessibility under the ADA and Related Laws by Irene Bowen, JD
Plan Review Tools:
ADA & CA Plan Review Overlay Tools in .pdf & .dwg formats by Evan Terry Associates
Links:
Links to Access Board and DOJ Documents & Architectural Interest Websites
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