Each bedroom to have 60â diameter clear turning space or âTâ shaped space.
36â clear space at each side of bed.
Accessible door.
CBC 1109B.4
Categories
- 01 Site Access
- 02 Path of Travel
- 03 Detectable Warnings
- 04 Parking
- 05 Curb Ramps
- 06 Ramps
- 07 Doors
- 08 Wheelchair Clearance
- 09 Stairs
- 10 Elevators & Lifts
- 11 Sanitary Facilities
- 12 Showers & Tubs
- 13 Fitting Rooms
- 14 Drinking Fountains
- 15 Employee Work Areas
- 16 Signs
- 17 Controls & Switches
- 18 Checkstands
- 19 Sales & Service Counters
- 20 Alarms
- 21 Telephones
- 22 Fixed & Built in Seating
- 23 Kitchens
- 24 Assembly Areas
- 24 ATM's & Gas Pumps
- 26 Restaurants
- 27 Medical Facilities
- 28 Libraries
- 29 Lodging
- 30 Transportation
- 31 Recreation Facilities
- 60 Visually Impaired
- CA Legislation
- California ADA
- Certified Access Specialist (CASp)
- Uncategorized
I have a wheel chair bound sister whom was placed in a Board and Care Home in Orange, Ca. This home has only the standard size door openings, and is not bathroom safe. I had to remove my sister’s door in order for her wheel chair to barely fit through the door into her room, therefor she has no privacy. Because I have complained to “licensing”, the owner of this home is now evicting my handicap sister. Can the Board and Care Home be held responsible for not being ADA compliant? This home is federal and state funded.
Thank you for quick reply.