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Clear Floor Space

Provide a 30X48 inch flat floor or ground space from which the disabled can reach operable parts and other elements. Required at every accessible area.

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Fair Housing Act

A federal legislation enforced by HUD in partnership with the Department of Justice (DOJ).This was expanded to cover persons with disabilites and include accessibility requirements; applies to private, state, and local housing.

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Reach Range

The area alloted for users to be able to access an element. For front facing elements, the range is between 15-48 inches. For side elements, the range varies from 15-48 inches.

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Architectural Barriers Act

Became law in 1968 and was the first federal legislation that addressed accessibility. Requires facilities designed and leased with federal funds to be accessible to all.

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Protruding Objects

Objects that may obstruct in the circulation paths. Objects such as handrails, switches, etc. must abide by the path in order to allow for accessibility.

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Americans with Disabilities Act

A federal civil rights law that bans discrimination against people with disabilities in everyday activities. Ensures that all users, including those with disabilities, have the same opportunities as everyone else.

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ICC A117.1

The existing space does not have to be altered to meet new codes. Requires a 30x52 inch space for a wheelchair in new buildings.

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Americans with Disabilities Act Accessibility Guidelines

The first guideline developed for ADA that included technical requirements, special occupancy sections, etc. Later replaced by the ADA-ABA Accessibility Guidelines. The official guidelines that buildings, public spaces, and digital platforms are accessible to individuals with disabilities.