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025: ADA Open Discussion: Bring Your Barriers Part 4
This week, we cover Part 4 of the ADA open discussion. Specifically, we discuss various topics around accessibility guidelines for recreational trails, kitchenettes in public accommodation, and parking spots of a retail building. We also answer questions related to whether all hotel rooms should be upgraded for access and where to take the measurement with a 24-inch level on a six-foot-wide walkway.
Joining us today are BlueDAG co-founders Paul Klein and Mark Wood, with over 50 years of experience in the field. We’re also joined by Victor Felix, BlueDAG's Director of Content and Compliance, and Joshua Hovinga, Chief Strategy Officer Chief.
In this episode, you will hear:
- ADA recreational trail guidelines
- Trails: The problem with using decomposed granite for any soft surface
- Obstruction and depth requirements for kitchenettes in public accommodation
- Considerations and guidelines for accessible parking spots
- Required number of hotel rooms for access upgrade based on a ratio
- Where to take the measurement with a 24-inch level on a six-foot-wide walkway
Links:
https://www.access-board.gov/guidance.html
For more announcements and discussion please join the FREE ADA Shop Talk Community Here: https://ada-shop-talk-community.mn.co/
Need Accessibility CEU's? Check out our Monthly FREE Webinar & Newsletter Here: https://www.bluedag.com/newsletters/
Make sure to subscribe to the ADA Shop Talk Podcast on your favorite podcast player such as iTunes, Spotify, iHeart Radio and Google Podcasts
Do you have a topic or would you like to be on the show? Email Trent at [email protected]
Produced by BlueDAG LLC. All Rights Reserved.
BlueDAG is a cloud-hosted software system for end-to-end management of ADA evaluation and compliance initiatives. BlueDAG’s integrated suite of tools simplifies and streamlines the ADA compliance tasks of both public and private entities. BlueDAG is accessible via web browser on any computing platform with an Internet connection. A companion mobile application is also available. More information here: https://www.bluedag.com/
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By BlueDAG, LLCThis week, we cover Part 4 of the ADA open discussion. Specifically, we discuss various topics around accessibility guidelines for recreational trails, kitchenettes in public accommodation, and parking spots of a retail building. We also answer questions related to whether all hotel rooms should be upgraded for access and where to take the measurement with a 24-inch level on a six-foot-wide walkway.
Joining us today are BlueDAG co-founders Paul Klein and Mark Wood, with over 50 years of experience in the field. We’re also joined by Victor Felix, BlueDAG's Director of Content and Compliance, and Joshua Hovinga, Chief Strategy Officer Chief.
In this episode, you will hear:
- ADA recreational trail guidelines
- Trails: The problem with using decomposed granite for any soft surface
- Obstruction and depth requirements for kitchenettes in public accommodation
- Considerations and guidelines for accessible parking spots
- Required number of hotel rooms for access upgrade based on a ratio
- Where to take the measurement with a 24-inch level on a six-foot-wide walkway
Links:
https://www.access-board.gov/guidance.html
For more announcements and discussion please join the FREE ADA Shop Talk Community Here: https://ada-shop-talk-community.mn.co/
Need Accessibility CEU's? Check out our Monthly FREE Webinar & Newsletter Here: https://www.bluedag.com/newsletters/
Make sure to subscribe to the ADA Shop Talk Podcast on your favorite podcast player such as iTunes, Spotify, iHeart Radio and Google Podcasts
Do you have a topic or would you like to be on the show? Email Trent at [email protected]
Produced by BlueDAG LLC. All Rights Reserved.
BlueDAG is a cloud-hosted software system for end-to-end management of ADA evaluation and compliance initiatives. BlueDAG’s integrated suite of tools simplifies and streamlines the ADA compliance tasks of both public and private entities. BlueDAG is accessible via web browser on any computing platform with an Internet connection. A companion mobile application is also available. More information here: https://www.bluedag.com/