The main cabin and one of the two restrooms is ADA accessible. The upper deck is accessed by a narrow set of stairs located in the stern and, therefore, is not ADA accessible. We are in the process of building/purchasing a ramp to facilitate movement from the dock to the boat. Please contact the Project Manager if there are accessibility needs for your group.

The building and portables have remained ADA accessible during construction. There were some problems with ramps at the portables but those problems have been corrected

Florida's State Parks are in various stages of accessibility and all are working to improve access to services and facilities. Should you need assistance to enable your full participation, please contact the individual park office as soon as possible. Sometimes, as many a ten business days may be needed to schedule a particular accommodation.

Yes!! The Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 provides recreation facilities, such as The Dow Event Center, with rules and guidelines to be sure all of our guests are able to enjoy events at TheDow!

Yes. ADA parking is located on the east side of the Britt Brown Arena building in addition to the first row of parking around each building. You MUST have an ADA sticker to park in these reserved spots and arrive early to secure your location. The elevator is located just inside the east doors of the Britt Brown Arena. ADA accessible seating is located throughout the arena. Just ask when you order your tickets.

The “z-path” that traverses the Olympic Sculpture Park from waterfront to Western Avenue and the Pavilion is completely ADA accessible. There are some secondary paths that may not be accessible by wheelchair.

The ADA requires the establishment of telephone relay services for individuals who use telecommunications devices for deaf persons (TDD's) or similar devices. The Federal Communications Commission has issued regulations specifying standards for the operation of these services.

All three floors of the museum can be accessed by elevator. No mechanized door openers are available. The assigned accessible parking spaces are in the small lot northwest of the Earth Sciences and Museum of Natural History building, adjacent to the Keefe Health Center.

No. The trails at Starved Rock and Matthiessen are in and out of canyons with many stairways, therefore, they are not accessible. However, there is a one mile sidewalk surrounding the Starved Rock Lodge with an observation deck behind the Lodge. There is a sidewalk along the river by the main parking lot which gives a good view of Starved Rock from its base. The Lodge, the Visitor Center, and the park office are accessible.

Yes. Each Life Skills Center location is fully accessible to people with physical disabilities, in accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990.

A - See the General Information Page for more information on pre-registering or what to do if you wait until arriving to the Festival. We suggest you take advantage of our pre-registration process to avoid any delays at the Festival. A - No, but you must purchase a valid General Admission ticket and provide proof of a state-issued A.D.A. endorsement at The Box Office Tent the weekend of the festival. The camping space will accommodate 3 People; 1 ADA and up to 2 companions.

The Forever Earth program is managed and delivered by the Public Lands Institute, University of Nevada, Las Vegas (UNLV) on behalf of the Bureau of Land Management; National Park Service; U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service; and U.S. Forest Service, which comprise the Southern Nevada Agency Partnership. It is a Round 4 Conservation Initiative, “Education in the Environment” funded by the Southern Nevada Public Land Management Act.

Anyone who is involved in activities that align with at least one of the four principal purposes of the program: Environmental education; science research and environmental studies; water quality monitoring; and specialized command post operations.

Environmental education. Forever Earth can provide an excellent opportunity for learning by school groups of all ages. Future environmental education programs on Forever Earth will both complement and supplement traditional classroom studies giving students “real world” learning experiences. The laboratory and scientific equipment aboard will allow for hands-on student involvement.

The boat is located at Callville Bay Marina on Lake Mead, approximately 45 minutes driving time from Las Vegas. Download this file for a map and more specific directions.

All Glacier shuttles will be Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) accessible, including either a wheel chair ramp or lift. Drivers will announce stops including whether each individual stop meets normal standards for accessibility. There may be transit stops not fully compliant with ADA standards due to the unique challenges along this historic route. A wheelchair-accessible icon on shuttle signs will designate accessible restroom facilities.

The Ski Train is not completely ADA accessible. The Ski Train has been running for over 65 years. We do have staff that can accommodate loading and unloading. The passenger would be lifted over the 4-5 steps on and off the train by our staff. The wheelchair would be stored during the trip and the passenger seated for the duration of the trip. Keep in mind during snowy days, there can be drifts of snow, or rocky ballast, where we detrain in Winter Park.

Cottages #1 and #18 and dorm-style room #38D are designated as ADA-accessible for guests with disabilities. Visitors reserving accessible accommodations must possess a DMV Disabled Placard or license plates issued by DMV (or a similar agency of another state). Please note that the disabled guest must be an occupant of the cottage or dorm-style room for the entire reservation. One designated parking space will be available per accessible cottage.

Yes.? This project will involve necessary careful updating of the building to address functional and safety issues. These include installation of a new elevator to provide for handicapped accessibility and a new grade-level entrance convenient to the newly configured parking lot.? In addition basement restrooms will be reconfigured for accessibility and new unisex restrooms will be constructed on the two upper floors.

The federal ADA requires the District to reasonably accommodate qualified individuals with disabilities in hiring, firing, benefits and other terms, conditions and privileges of employment. The law prohibits discrimination based on disability in every aspect of the employment relationship with its employees.

Under the ADA, a disabled person is one who has a physical or mental impairment that substantially limits one or more major life activities; or has a record of such impairment, or who is perceived as having such an impairment. Mitigating measures (eyeglasses, hearing aids, medication) are taken into account under the federal law to determine if this standard has been met.

The American with Disabilities Act or ADA and The Canadian Standards Association Barrier Free are both organizations that set guidelines for the operation and installation of products designed for those with mobility issues. It is important that accessory components such as shower valves, bath taps, grab rails and other products conform to the requirements set out by these organizations.

For more than 125 years, the ADA has promoted safety and effectiveness of dental products as part of its mission to advance oral health. As early as 1866, an ADA committee prepared a statement on dentifrices (toothpaste) that questioned whether the extravagant claims made on behalf of patent tooth powders and other dental nostrums of the time were just “an imposition on the public”.

Follow the “How to Schedule” link and complete the online form. The Forever Earth Project Manager will contact you to obtain additional information and finalize the process.

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In terms of barriers, federal ADA guidelines require that 50 percent of the elevated structures in a playground be accessible, primarily through transfer decks that require children with physical disabilities to leave their support equipment like wheelchairs and walkers behind. On larger playgrounds, 25 percent of the elevated play platforms must be accessible by ramp.

Safety is always the NUMBER ONE priority aboard the boat. In order for the group to safely accomplish its trip goals, the following participation requirements are in place: The captain’s authority is absolute in regards to vessel operations, personnel, passengers, and safety.

Organizations that are not self-insured (e.g., home education groups; private schools; etc.) are required to show evidence of active and adequate liability insurance. This is done in the form of a “certificate of insurance” issued by the organization’s insurance broker. For further information, download this information sheet. Contact the Project Manager, 895-5098, if you have questions.