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Health Safety Measures

In this section you will determine the the presence of epuipment and policies pertaining to health and safety measures.  Items are to be ansered in a "is/are there __" format.

2,""

1,"Begin"

0,""

Protective Equipment

Protective equipment such as face masks and gloves are readily available to patrons.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Face masks

Disposable face masks that cover mouth and nose that are readily available.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Gloves

Disposable gloves that are readily available for employees or patrons in different sizes and latex free option.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Hand Sanitization

Hand sanitization stations that are available for patrons.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Findability

Hand sanitizer dispenser that is easy to locate.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Dispenser Access

Hand sanitizer dispenser that is unobstructed.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Dispenser Height

Hand sanitizer dispenser that is accessible when either standing or sitting.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Dispenser Stability

Hand sanitizer dispenser that is fastened in a secure position.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Dispenser Usability

Hand sanitizer dispenser that is easily operated (e.g. is operable with minimal to no force and with one hand).

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Signage

Signs posted throughout facility to encourage frequent hand sanitization and washing.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Social Distancing

Features that encourage employees/patrons to be spaced 6 feet apart.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Seating Area

Seating that is spaced 6 feet apart.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Wait Line Markers

Markings indicating social distance for waiting in lines.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Spacing

Designations are marked 6 feet apart on the floor.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Visible

Wait line markers that are in clear view.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Contrast

Wait line markers that have contrast separate from the floor.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Transit Markers

Markings indicating flow of foot trafic (e.g. arrows, cones, in hallways).

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Contactless Payment

Method of payment available that minimizes human and surface contact.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Policy

Implemented safety policies to reduce the risk of transmitting infectious diseases.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Patron Face Masks

Clearly posted policy stating requirements for patrons to wear face masks (e.g. policy requiring/ not requiring).

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Employee Face Masks

Clearly posted policy stating requirements for employees to wear face masks that cover mouth and nose.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Hand Sanitization

Clearly posted policy pertaining hand sanitization requirements.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Cleaning and Disinfection

Policy specifying sanitation procedures for reducing COVID-19 transmission.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Training

Employees that are trained in a specific sanitation procedure.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Sanitation Product

Materials that are used for sanitizing restaurant meet EPA disinfectant criteria.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Symptom Screening

Clearly posted policy pertaining to employee/patron symptom screening.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Temperature Policy

Clearly posted policy pertaining to employee/patron temperature checking before entering the facility.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Social Distancing

Clearly posted policy pertaining to social distancing percautions.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Occupancy Restrictions

Clearly Posted policy stating presence or absence of a limit on the number of people allowed at the facility at one time.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Main Entrance/Exterior Doorway(s)

In this section you will determine the the presence of building features pertaining to main entrances/exterior doorways. Items are answered in a "is/are there __" format.

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Main Entrance  Level Changes

Building elements used for changing levels (e.g. steps, staircases, ramps, elevators).

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Small Level Changes

Changes in elevation that on the same story/level (e.g.  steps, short ramp, short elevator).

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Steps

One to a few steps.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Treads & Risers

Horizontal and vertical surfaces where user places feet.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Tread Size

Tread surfaces that are large enough for user's foot and assistive equipment (e.g. walker, cane)

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Riser Height

Step height that allows user to keep typical gait without overexertion.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Tread & Riser Consistency

Steps that all have the same riser height and tread width.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Closed Risers

Risers that are closed, solid surfaces to prevent feet or adaptive equipement from falling through.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Nosings

Extended surfaces where risers and treads meet.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Nosing Extension

Nosing that does not extend too far and create trip hazard.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Nosing Tread Surface

Nosing that provides friction.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Surface

Location user places feet when ascending or descending.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Water Accumulation

Steps that are prevent water accumulation.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Level Stair Surface

Steps with level surfaces.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Level Landing Surface

Steps with level landing surfaces.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Firm

Steps that do not defom when pressure is applied.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Stable

Steps that do not move/rock when pressure is applied.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Slip Resistant

Steps that create friction and prevent slipping.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Free of Trip Hazards

Steps that are free of tripping hazzards (e.g. debris, throw rugs, crods, trash cans)

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Gratings

Steps that are devoid of openings that would cause a foot or assistive device to get stuck.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Glare Free

Steps that are devoid of openings that would cause a foot or assistive device to get stuck.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Visual Access

Visual access along steps.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Stairwell Lighting

Steps that are well lit.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Differentiation of Stairs

Steps that can be visually differentiated.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Handrails

Banister or handraills placed alongside steps.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Location

Handrails placed along path.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Handrail Placement

Handrails located on both sides.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Along Ramp

Handrails that run the entire length of the level change.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Continuous at Landings

Handrails that are continuous at each landing.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Accessible Ends

Extended ends of handrails at each landing.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Handrail Extension at Top

Handrail portion that extends into the top landing.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Handrail Extension at Bottom

Handrail portion that extends into the bottom landing.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Curved Handrail Extensions

Handrail extensions with curved extensions.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Accessible Mounting

Handrails that are mounted to the wall and/or ground.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Comfortable Height

Handrials that are mounted at a comfortable height for users of various heights.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Consistent Height

Handrails that are mounted at a consistent height for the entire length of the level change.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Second Handrail

Second handrail that is placed at a lower height for shorter users.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Space between Rail & Wall

Sufficient space beween wall and handrail for user's hand.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Handrail Mounting

Handrails are securely attached to wall.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Mounting Bracket Position

No obstructions along full length of handrails.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Gripping Surface

Handrail surface with rounded shape and lack of sharp or abrasive edges

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Alternative to Steps

Alternative building elements used to navigate small level changes (e.g. short ramp, short elevator).  Wherever there is a small level change, at least one alternative MUST be applicable.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Ramps

Ramps near or without stairs (e.g. multiple landings, edge protection, bilateral handrails).

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Run Accessibility

Individual sections of the ramp (e.g. appropriate run slope, large landings, and increased width).

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Run Slope of Ramp

Ramp that has minimal run slope.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Cross Slope of Ramp

Ramp that has minimal cross slope.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Consistent Slope

Ramp with consistent slope in the vertical and horizontal directions.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Run Total Rise

Ramp with appropriate length to incline ratio.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Landings

Sufficient number of landings along the ramp.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Ramp Width

Ramp that is wide enough for a person using mobility aids to navigate the ramp.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Ramp lighting

Ramp has sufficient lighting to see pathway.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Landing Accessibility

Flat surface located before, after, and sometimes within a ramp (e.g. flat surface, appropriate width and length).

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Landing Flatness

Landing is flat enough to avoid sliding or rolling unintentionally.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Landing Width

The width of the landing allows someone to easily turn in a wheelchair.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Landing Length

The length of the landing allows a wheelchair to rest comfortably without rolling backwards.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Surface Properties

The surface of the ramp that a person would navigate on safely (e.g. slip-resistant surface, no water accumulation, small grating).

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Surface Material

The ramp has a firm, flat, and slip-resistant surface.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Surface Condition

No water accumulation is present on the ramp.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Grating Accessibility

If gratings are present, they are small enough to navigate over with any mobility aid.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Edge Protection

Raised surface or barrier on both sides of the ramp (e.g. prevents falls, lack of drop offs, visible edges).

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

No Drop Off

Ramp can be navigated easily without a risk of falling at a drop off.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Sufficient Edge Protection

Sufficient edge protection is present on both sides of the ramp.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Handrails

Banister or rails placed alongside steps, staircase, or ramp (e.g. easy to reach, stable structure, smooth gripping surface).

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Handrail Placement

Handrails located on both sides.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Along Ramp

Handrails that run the entire length of the level change.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Continuous at Landings

Handrails that are continuous at each landing.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Accessible Ends

Extended ends of handrails at each landing.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Handrail Extension at Top

Handrail portion that extends into the top landing.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Handrail Extension at Bottom

Handrail portion that extends into the bottom landing.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Curved Handrail Extensions

Handrail extensions with curved extensions.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Accessible Mounting

Handrails that are mounted to the wall and/or ground.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Comfortable Height

Handrials that are mounted at a comfortable height for users of various heights.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Consistent Height

Handrails that are mounted at a consistent height for the entire length of the level change.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Second Handrail

Second handrail that is placed at a lower height for shorter users.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Space between Rail & Wall

Sufficient space beween wall and handrail for user's hand.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Fixed Mounting

Handrails are securely attached to wall.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Mounting Bracket Positioning

No obstructions along full length of handrails.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Gripping Surface

Handrail surface with rounded shape and lack of sharp or abrasive edges

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Elevator/Lift

Mechanical transportation device that enables people to get from one level to another without using stairs.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Elevator/Lift Entryway

Room or space surrounding the doors of an elevator.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Signage

Easily visable signs posted in the lobby/entryway indicating elevator location.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Floor Space

Lobby floor space that is clear and allows users to navigate to the call buttons and enter/exit elevator.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Floor Gap

Minimal floor gap between lobby floor and elevator floor to prevent trips, falls, and stuck wheels.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Entryway Signals

Auditory or visual cues signaling that the elevator has arrived (e.g. easy to hear, easy to view which location the elevator is going, adequate time to enter elevator).

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Auditory Cues

Audio cues indicating tha elevator car's arrival, direction, and which elevator will open are easy to hear and comprehend.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Visual Cues

Visual cues indication the elevator car's arrival, direction, and which elevator will open are easy to see and comprehend (e.g. lit up arrows or numbers)

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Entryway Call Buttons

Buttons in the lobby to call the elevator (e.g. proper location, easy to reach, access tactilely). (REC VID CLIP)

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Location

The placement of the lobby call buttons (e.g. detectable, reachable, in close proximity to the elevator).

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Detectable

Call buttons that are easy to locate visually and tactilely along the wall.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Reach

Call buttons that are easy to reach from both a sitting or standing position.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Near Elevator

Call buttons located next to elevator.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Easy to Use

Lobby call buttons that are easy to use (e.g. easy to activate, sufficient button size, logical arrangement).

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Easy to Activate

Call buttons that require minimal force and dexterity to use (e.g. can be easily pushed with one hand/finger)

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Button Size

Call buttons that are large enough for easy visual and motor access.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Button Arrangement

Call buttons that are arraged in an easy-to-follow/logical order.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Elevator/Lift Car

Components of elevator car (e.g. increased door and car size, handrails, adequate lighting). (REC VID CLIP)

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Re-Opens When Obstructed

Elevator door that re-opens automatically if an object is placed in the door while closing.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Car Door Size

Door width that is large enough to allow a wheelchair user to enter/exit.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Car Size

Elevator car that is a sufficient size for a wheelchair to maneuver inside.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Handrails

Handrails along the sides and back of the elevator.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Surface

floor that is firm, stable, and slip resistant.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Car Lighting

Sufficient lighting to read controls and signage.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Car Sound Level

Low enough sound level in elevator to easily communicate.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Emergency Communication System

Emergency communication systems are easy to access from varying heights.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Automatic Door

Door that opens automatically.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Door Open Duration

There is adequate time between the elevator door opening and closing to enter the elevator.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Elevator/Lift Car Buttons

Buttons inside the elevator car. (REC VID CLIP)

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Location

Elevator car buttons that are accessible from standing and sitting positions and by persons of varying statures.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Logical Order

Elevator car buttons that are arranged in ascending order (e.g. higher floor numbers on top).

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Easy to Activate

Elevator car buttons that require limited force and dexterity to use (e.g. can be easily opened with one hand).

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Alternative Communication

Elevator car buttons that have alternative communication options (e.g. presence of Braille and tactile components).

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Car Position Indicators

Features of car position indicators (e.g. proper location, adequate visibility and volume of indicators). (REC VID CLIP)

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Location

Car position indicators that are easy to locate within car and can be seen from standing, sitting or varying statures.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Auditory Cues

Car position indicators that have sufficient volume for users to hear floor level cues.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Visual Cues

Car position indicators that have visual cues that state the location of the elevator car in a bold color and are large enough to read.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Other Alternatives to Steps

Other alternative building elements used to navigate small level changes (e.g. escalator, travelator, moving walkways). Enter comment specifying alternate feature being described.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Run Accessibility

Individual sections of the ramp (e.g. appropriate run slope, large landings, and increased width).

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Run Slope of Ramp

Ramp that has minimal run slope.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Cross Slope of Ramp

Ramp that has minimal cross slope.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Consistent Slope

Ramp with consistent slope in the vertical and horizontal directions.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Run Total Rise

Ramp with appropriate length to incline ratio.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Landings

Sufficient number of landings along the ramp.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Ramp Width

Ramp that is wide enough for a person using mobility aids to navigate the ramp.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Ramp lighting

Ramp has sufficient lighting to see pathway.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Landing Accessibility

Flat surface located before, after, and sometimes within a ramp (e.g. flat surface, appropriate width and length).

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Landing Flatness

Landing is flat enough to avoid sliding or rolling unintentionally.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Landing Width

The width of the landing allows someone to easily turn in a wheelchair.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Landing Length

The length of the landing allows a wheelchair to rest comfortably without rolling backwards.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Surface Properties

The surface of the ramp that a person would navigate on safely (e.g. slip-resistant surface, no water accumulation, small grating).

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Surface Material

The ramp has a firm, flat, and slip-resistant surface.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Surface Condition

No water accumulation is present on the ramp.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Grating Accessibility

If gratings are present, they are small enough to navigate over with any mobility aid.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Edge Protection

Raised surface or barrier on both sides of the ramp (e.g. prevents falls, lack of drop offs, visible edges).

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

No Drop Off

Ramp can be navigated easily without a risk of falling at a drop off.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Sufficient Edge Protection

Sufficient edge protection is present on both sides of the ramp.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Handrails

Banister or rails placed alongside steps, staircase, or ramp (e.g. easy to reach, stable structure, smooth gripping surface).

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Handrail Placement

Handrails located on both sides.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Along Ramp

Handrails that run the entire length of the level change.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Continuous at Landings

Handrails that are continuous at each landing.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Accessible Ends

Extended ends of handrails at each landing.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Handrail Extension at Top

Handrail portion that extends into the top landing.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Handrail Extension at Bottom

Handrail portion that extends into the bottom landing.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Curved Handrail Extensions

Handrail extensions with curved extensions.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Accessible Mounting

Handrails that are mounted to the wall and/or ground.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Comfortable Height

Handrials that are mounted at a comfortable height for users of various heights.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Consistent Height

Handrails that are mounted at a consistent height for the entire length of the level change.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Second Handrail

Second handrail that is placed at a lower height for shorter users.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Space between Rail & Wall

Sufficient space beween wall and handrail for user's hand.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Fixed Mounting

Handrails are securely attached to wall.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Mounting Bracket Positioning

No obstructions along full length of handrails.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Gripping Surface

Handrail surface with rounded shape and lack of sharp or abrasive edges

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Movement Speed

Movement speed of all moving parts (e.g. tread speed, consistent tread speed, matching tread and railing speeds)

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Tread Speed

Tread speed allows for safe mounting, dismounting, and traveling.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Consistent Tread Speed

Tread speed is consistent, smooth, and allows for safe traveling.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Matching Tread and Railing Speeds

Tread and railing move at the same speed.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Audio Cue

Noticeable, distinct, and understandable audio cue is present to alert passenger to the dismounting area.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Visual Cue

Noticeable, distinct, and understandable visual cue is present to alert passenger to the dismounting area.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Tactile Cue

Noticeable, distinct, and understandable tactile cue is present to alert passenger to the dismounting area.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Minimal Threashold

Minimal threashold is present at entry and exit points.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Large Level Changes

Changes in elevation that change stories/levels (e.g. staircases, large ramp, elevator).

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Staircases

Several steps that connect different stories/levels.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Treads & Risers

Horizontal and vertical surfaces where user places feet.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Tread Size

Tread surfaces that are large enough for user's foot and assistive equipment (e.g. walker, cane)

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Riser Height

Step height that allows user to keep typical gait without overexertion.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Tread & Riser Consistency

Steps that all have the same riser height and tread width.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Closed Risers

Risers that are closed, solid surfaces to prevent feet or adaptive equipement from falling through.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Nosings

Extended surfaces where risers and treads meet.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Nosing Extension

Nosing that does not extend too far and create trip hazard.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Nosing Tread Surface

Nosing that provides friction.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Surface

Location user places feet when ascending or descending.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Water Accumulation

Steps that are prevent water accumulation.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Level Stair Surface

Steps with level surfaces.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Level Landing Surface

Steps with level landing surfaces.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Firm

Steps that do not defom when pressure is applied.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Stable

Steps that do not move/rock when pressure is applied.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Slip Resistant

Steps that create friction and prevent slipping.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Free of Trip Hazards

Steps that are free of tripping hazzards (e.g. debris, throw rugs, crods, trash cans).

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Gratings

Steps that are devoid of openings that would cause a foot or assistive device to get stuck.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Glare Free

Steps that are devoid of openings that would cause a foot or assistive device to get stuck.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Visual Access

Visual access along steps.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Stairwell Lighting

Steps that are well lit.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Differentiation of Stairs

Steps that can be visually differentiated.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Handrails

Banister or handraills placed alongside steps.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Location

Handrails placed along path.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Handrail Placement

Handrails located on both sides.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Along Ramp

Handrails that run the entire length of the level change.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Continuous at Landings

Handrails that are continuous at each landing.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Accessible Ends

Extended ends of handrails at each landing.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Handrail Extension at Top

Handrail portion that extends into the top landing.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Handrail Extension at Bottom

Handrail portion that extends into the bottom landing.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Curved Handrail Extensions

Handrail extensions with curved extensions.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Accessible Mounting

Handrails that are mounted to the wall and/or ground.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Comfortable Height

Handrials that are mounted at a comfortable height for users of various heights.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Consistent Height

Handrails that are mounted at a consistent height for the entire length of the level change.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Second Handrail

Second handrail that is placed at a lower height for shorter users.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Space between Rail & Wall

Sufficient space beween wall and handrail for user's hand.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Handrail Mounting

Handrails are securely attached to wall.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Mounting Bracket Position

No obstructions along full length of handrails.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Gripping Surface

Handrail surface with rounded shape and lack of sharp or abrasive edges.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Alternative to Staircase

Alternative building elements used to navigate large level changes (e.g. elevator, large ramp).

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Elevator/Lift

Mechanical transportation device that enables people to get from one level to another without using stairs.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Elevator/Lift Entryway

Room or space surrounding the doors of an elevator.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Signage

Easily visable signs posted in the lobby/entryway indicating elevator location.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Floor Space

Lobby floor space that is clear and allows users to navigate to the call buttons and enter/exit elevator.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Floor Gap

Minimal floor gap between lobby floor and elevator floor to prevent trips, falls, and stuck wheels.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Entryway Signals

Auditory or visual cues signaling that the elevator has arrived (e.g. easy to hear, easy to view which location the elevator is going, adequate time to enter elevator).

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Auditory Cues

Audio cues indicating tha elevator car's arrival, direction, and which elevator will open are easy to hear and comprehend.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Visual Cues

Visual cues indication the elevator car's arrival, direction, and which elevator will open are easy to see and comprehend (e.g. lit up arrows or numbers)

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Entryway Call Buttons

Buttons in the lobby to call the elevator (e.g. proper location, easy to reach, access tactilely). (REC VID CLIP)

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Location

The placement of the lobby call buttons (e.g. detectable, reachable, in close proximity to the elevator).

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Detectable

Call buttons that are easy to locate visually and tactilely along the wall.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Reach

Call buttons that are easy to reach from both a sitting or standing position.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Near Elevator

Call buttons located next to elevator.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Easy to Use

Lobby call buttons that are easy to use (e.g. easy to activate, sufficient button size, logical arrangement).

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Easy to Activate

Call buttons that require minimal force and dexterity to use (e.g. can be easily pushed with one hand/finger)

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Button Size

Call buttons that are large enough for easy visual and motor access.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Button Arrangement

Call buttons that are arraged in an easy-to-follow/logical order.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Elevator/Lift Car

Components of elevator car (e.g. increased door and car size, handrails, adequate lighting). (REC VID CLIP)

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Re-Opens When Obstructed

Elevator door that re-opens automatically if an object is placed in the door while closing.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Car Door Size

Door width that is large enough to allow a wheelchair user to enter/exit.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Car Size

Elevator car that is a sufficient size for a wheelchair to maneuver inside.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Handrails

Handrails along the sides and back of the elevator.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Surface

floor that is firm, stable, and slip resistant.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Car Lighting

Sufficient lighting to read controls and signage.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Car Sound Level

Low enough sound level in elevator to easily communicate.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Emergency Communication System

Emergency communication systems are easy to access from varying heights.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Automatic Door

Door that opens automatically.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Door Open Duration

There is adequate time between the elevator door opening and closing to enter the elevator.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Elevator/Lift Car Buttons

Buttons inside the elevator car. (REC VID CLIP)

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Location

Elevator car buttons that are accessible from standing and sitting positions and by persons of varying statures.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Logical Order

Elevator car buttons that are arranged in ascending order (e.g. higher floor numbers on top).

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Easy to Activate

Elevator car buttons that require limited force and dexterity to use (e.g. can be easily opened with one hand).

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Alternative Communication

Elevator car buttons that have alternative communication options (e.g. presence of Braille and tactile components).

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Car Position Indicators

Features of car position indicators (e.g. proper location, adequate visibility and volume of indicators). (REC VID CLIP)

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Location

Car position indicators that are easy to locate within car and can be seen from standing, sitting or varying statures.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Auditory Cues

Car position indicators that have sufficient volume for users to hear floor level cues.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Visual Cues

Car position indicators that have visual cues that state the location of the elevator car in a bold color and are large enough to read.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Ramps

Ramps near or without stairs (e.g. multiple landings, edge protection, bilateral handrails).

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Run Accessibility

Individual sections of the ramp (e.g. appropriate run slope, large landings, and increased width).

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Run Slope of Ramp

Ramp that has minimal run slope.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Cross Slope of Ramp

Ramp that has minimal cross slope.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Consistent Slope

Ramp with consistent slope in the vertical and horizontal directions.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Run Total Rise

Ramp with appropriate length to incline ratio.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Landings

Sufficient number of landings along the ramp.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Ramp Width

Ramp that is wide enough for a person using mobility aids to navigate the ramp.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Ramp lighting

Ramp has sufficient lighting to see pathway.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Landing Accessibility

Flat surface located before, after, and sometimes within a ramp (e.g. flat surface, appropriate width and length).

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Landing Flatness

Landing is flat enough to avoid sliding or rolling unintentionally.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Landing Width

The width of the landing allows someone to easily turn in a wheelchair.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Landing Length

The length of the landing allows a wheelchair to rest comfortably without rolling backwards.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Surface Properties

The surface of the ramp that a person would navigate on safely (e.g. slip-resistant surface, no water accumulation, small grating).

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Surface Material

The ramp has a firm, flat, and slip-resistant surface.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Surface Condition

No water accumulation is present on the ramp.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Grating Accessibility

If gratings are present, they are small enough to navigate over with any mobility aid.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Edge Protection

Raised surface or barrier on both sides of the ramp (e.g. prevents falls, lack of drop offs, visible edges).

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

No Drop Off

Ramp can be navigated easily without a risk of falling at a drop off.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Sufficient Edge Protection

Sufficient edge protection is present on both sides of the ramp.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Handrails

Banister or rails placed alongside steps, staircase, or ramp (e.g. easy to reach, stable structure, smooth gripping surface).

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Handrail Placement

Handrails located on both sides.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Along Ramp

Handrails that run the entire length of the level change.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Continuous at Landings

Handrails that are continuous at each landing.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Accessible Ends

Extended ends of handrails at each landing.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Handrail Extension at Top

Handrail portion that extends into the top landing.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Handrail Extension at Bottom

Handrail portion that extends into the bottom landing.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Curved Handrail Extensions

Handrail extensions with curved extensions.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Accessible Mounting

Handrails that are mounted to the wall and/or ground.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Comfortable Height

Handrials that are mounted at a comfortable height for users of various heights.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Consistent Height

Handrails that are mounted at a consistent height for the entire length of the level change.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Second Handrail

Second handrail that is placed at a lower height for shorter users.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Space between Rail & Wall

Sufficient space beween wall and handrail for user's hand.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Fixed Mounting

Handrails are securely attached to wall.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Mounting Bracket Positioning

No obstructions along full length of handrails.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Gripping Surface

Handrail surface with rounded shape and lack of sharp or abrasive edges

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Other Alternatives to Staircase

Other alternative building elements used to navigate small level changes (e.g. escalator, travelator, moving walkways). Enter comment specifying alternate feature being described.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Run Accessibility

Individual sections of the ramp (e.g. appropriate run slope, large landings, and increased width).

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Run Slope of Ramp

Ramp that has minimal run slope.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Cross Slope of Ramp

Ramp that has minimal cross slope.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Consistent Slope

Ramp with consistent slope in the vertical and horizontal directions.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Run Total Rise

Ramp with appropriate length to incline ratio.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Landings

Sufficient number of landings along the ramp.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Ramp Width

Ramp that is wide enough for a person using mobility aids to navigate the ramp.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Ramp lighting

Ramp has sufficient lighting to see pathway.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Landing Accessibility

Flat surface located before, after, and sometimes within a ramp (e.g. flat surface, appropriate width and length).

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Landing Flatness

Landing is flat enough to avoid sliding or rolling unintentionally.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Landing Width

The width of the landing allows someone to easily turn in a wheelchair.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Landing Length

The length of the landing allows a wheelchair to rest comfortably without rolling backwards.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Surface Properties

The surface of the ramp that a person would navigate on safely (e.g. slip-resistant surface, no water accumulation, small grating).

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Surface Material

The ramp has a firm, flat, and slip-resistant surface.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Surface Condition

No water accumulation is present on the ramp.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Grating Accessibility

If gratings are present, they are small enough to navigate over with any mobility aid.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Edge Protection

Raised surface or barrier on both sides of the ramp (e.g. prevents falls, lack of drop offs, visible edges).

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

No Drop Off

Ramp can be navigated easily without a risk of falling at a drop off.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Sufficient Edge Protection

Sufficient edge protection is present on both sides of the ramp.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Handrails

Banister or rails placed alongside steps, staircase, or ramp (e.g. easy to reach, stable structure, smooth gripping surface).

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Handrail Placement

Handrails located on both sides.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Along Ramp

Handrails that run the entire length of the level change.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Continuous at Landings

Handrails that are continuous at each landing.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Accessible Ends

Extended ends of handrails at each landing.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Handrail Extension at Top

Handrail portion that extends into the top landing.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Handrail Extension at Bottom

Handrail portion that extends into the bottom landing.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Curved Handrail Extensions

Handrail extensions with curved extensions.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Accessible Mounting

Handrails that are mounted to the wall and/or ground.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Comfortable Height

Handrials that are mounted at a comfortable height for users of various heights.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Consistent Height

Handrails that are mounted at a consistent height for the entire length of the level change.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Second Handrail

Second handrail that is placed at a lower height for shorter users.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Space between Rail & Wall

Sufficient space beween wall and handrail for user's hand.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Fixed Mounting

Handrails that are securely attached to wall.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Mounting Bracket Positioning

No obstructions along full length of handrails.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Gripping Surface

Handrail surface with rounded shape and lack of sharp or abrasive edges

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Movement Speed

Movement speed of all moving parts (e.g. tread speed, consistent tread speed, matching tread and railing speeds)

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Tread Speed

Tread speed that allows for safe mounting, dismounting, and traveling.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Consistent Tread Speed

Tread speed that is consistent, smooth, and allows for safe traveling.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Matching Tread and Railing Speeds

Tread and railing that move at the same speed.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Audio Cue

Noticeable, distinct, and understandable audio cue is present to alert passenger to the dismounting area.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Visual Cue

Noticeable, distinct, and understandable visual cue is present to alert passenger to the dismounting area.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Tactile Cue

Noticeable, distinct, and understandable tactile cue is present to alert passenger to the dismounting area.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Minimal Threashold

Floor thorugh doorway with minimal threshold.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Signage

Tactile and visual signs (e.g. available with tactile symbols, visual symbols, high contrast).

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Interior Signage

Tactile and visual signs interior to the facility (e.g. legible text, low, glare, tactile and visual symbols present).

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Visual Signs

All visual interior signs (e.g. low glare, high contrast, clear font).

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Glare

Signs that lack surface reflection when looking at sign straight on or at an angle.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Contrast

Text color that stands out from background color(s).

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Sans Serif Font

Text that does not have decorative elements on letters (e.g. curves/cursive)

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Standard Font

Text that is legible with no italics, script, or underline.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Easy to Locate

Visual signs with high contrast with surroundings and/or illumination.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Pictograms & Icons

Pictograms and icons with high contrast and clear imaging.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Content

Signs with key building information, such as directions, location, and surroundings is presented on signs.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Tactile Signs

Tactile exit signs (e.g. viewable mounting location, tactile readability, in Braille).

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Easy to Find Location

Signs high contrast and viewable mounting location for users who are blind or have low vision.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Safe Location

Tactile signs that are placed away from door or other hazards.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Easy to Read Text

Text that has Sans Serif font, good contrast with background, and large-print characters.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Easy to Read Tactile Text

Non-Braille characters that use of all upper case letters, raised characters, and borders.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Braille

Braille characters that are domed, rounded, positioned below corresponding text, and separated from borders.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Text Separate from Borders

Text that is separated from borders or other decorative elements.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Pictograms & Icons

Pictograms and icons with high contrast and clear imaging.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Content

Tactile signs with key building information, such as directions, location, and surroundings is presented on signs.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Exit Signage

Tactile and visual signs (e.g. available with tactile symbols, visual symbols, high contrast).

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Visual Signs

All visual exit signs (e.g. low glare, high contrast, clear font).

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Glare

Signs that lack surface reflection when looking at sign straight on or at an angle.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Contrast

Signs with text color that stands out from background color(s).

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Sans Serif Font

Text that does not have decorative elements on letters.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Standard Font

Text that is legible with no italics, script, or underline.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Easy to Locate

Visual signs with high contrast with surroundings and/or illumination.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Pictograms & Icons

Pictograms and icons with high contrast and clear imaging.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Content

Signs with key building information, such as directions, location, and surroundings is presented on signs.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Tactile Signs

All tactile exit signs (e.g. viewable mounting location, tactile readability, in Braille).

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Easy to Find Location

Signs with high contrast and viewable mounting location for users who are blind or have low vision.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Safe Location

Tactile signs are placed away from door or other hazards.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Easy to Read Text

Text that has Sans Serif font, good contrast with background, and large-print characters.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Easy to Read Tactile Text

Non-Braille characters that use of all upper case letters, raised characters, and borders.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Braille

Braille characters that are domed, rounded, positioned below corresponding text, and separated from borders.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Text Separate from Borders

Text is separated from borders or other decorative elements.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Pictograms & Icons

Pictograms and icons with high contrast and clear imaging.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Content

Sign with key building information, such as directions, location, and surroundings is presented on signs.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Doorway

Entrance to building.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Width

Doorway with sufficient width to allow for wheelchair entry.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Height

Doorway with sufficient height for tall individuals to enter without ducking.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Floor

Floor surface.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Clear Floor Space

Floor surface that is clear of barriers or obstacles.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Slope

Floor surface with minimal to no slope.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Surface

Floor surface that is slip resistant.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Doorway threshold

Floor thorugh doorway with minimal threshold.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Door

Hinged, sliding or revolving barrier at the entrance.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Required Force

Door with mimimal force required to open/close.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Use of Hands

Door that is able to be opened with limited or no use of hands.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Sitting & Standing Position

Door that can be opened from a variety of positions (e.g. sitting, standing).

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Door Safety

Door that can be opened safely without striking another door or person.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Door Handle

Door handle that is easy to open (e.g. lever handle, push handle, minimal force required)

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Door Intuitiveness

Door that that is easily to deterimine how it operates (e.g. automatic, manual, push, pull, what direction door swings).

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Door Lock

Door locking mechanism.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Required Force

Lock that requires minimal force to lock/unlock.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Required Dexterity

Lock that requires minimal twisting and hand use to lock and unlock.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Lock Location

Lock that can easily be reached from a sitting or standing position.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

One Hand

Lock that can be locked/unlocked with one hand.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Detection

Door lock that is easy to locate.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Visibility

Door that is easily visible.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Distinct from Wall

Door that is visually distinct from the surrounding wall (e.g. has a different color).

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Distinct Door Features

Door with easy to locate features (e.g. door handle, power assisted opener).

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Lighting

Doorway with adequate light on both sides of door.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Automatic Doors

Door that open automatically or via switches.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Opening Force

Door that can be opened with limited force once the opening/closing process has started.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Detect Short Seated People

Door that automatically detect short individuals or individuals in wheelchairs.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Door Timing

Door that reamins open enough for slow moving users to pass through.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Automatic Door Switch

Manual controllers for opening automatic and power assist doors.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Reachable

Door switch that can be reached from a sitting or standing positon.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Dexterity

Door switch that requires minimal hand movement.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Distinct

Door switch that is easily discernable from its surroundings.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Intuitive Operations

Door switch with intuitive controls.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Proximity to Door

Door switch that is in close proximity to door and accessible path.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Door Prediction

Door switch that is placed next to the door that they operate.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Switch Speed

Door switch that opens door for an appropriate amount of time after the switch is activated.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Door Stops

Wedges or hinges that keep the door open.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Sitting & Standing

Door stops that can be operated from a sitting or standing positon.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Force

Door stops that can be operated with minimal force.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Indoor Routes

In this section you will determine the the presence of building features pertaining to routes connecting interior to exterior areas (e.g. routes to seating, restroom, elevator and exit). Items are answered in a "is/are there __" format.

2,""

1,"Begin"

0,""

Route to Seating

Route in building that leads to seating areas.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Level Changes in Route to Seating

Building elements used for changing levels (e.g. steps, staircases, ramps, elevators).

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Small Level Changes

Changes in elevation that remain on the same story/level (e.g. steps, short ramp)

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Steps

One to a few steps.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Treads & Risers

Horizontal and vertical surfaces where user places feet.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Tread Size

Tread surfaces that are large enough for user's foot and assistive equipment (e.g. walker, cane)

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Riser Height

Step height that allows user to keep typical gait without overexertion.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Tread & Riser Consistency

Steps that all have the same riser height and tread width.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Closed Risers

Risers that are closed, solid surfaces to prevent feet or adaptive equipement from falling through.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Nosings

Extended surfaces where risers and treads meet.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Nosing Extension

Nosing that does not extend too far and create trip hazard.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Nosing Tread Surface

Nosing that provides friction.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Surface

Location user places feet when ascending or descending.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Water Accumulation

Steps that are prevent water accumulation.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Level Stair Surface

Steps with level surfaces.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Level Landing Surface

Steps with level landing surfaces.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Firm

Steps that do not defom when pressure is applied.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Stable

Steps that do not move/rock when pressure is applied.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Slip Resistant

Steps that create friction and prevent slipping.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Free of Trip Hazards

Steps that are free of tripping hazzards (e.g. debris, throw rugs, crods, trash cans)

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Gratings

Steps that are devoid of openings that would cause a foot or assistive device to get stuck.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Glare Free

Steps that are devoid of openings that would cause a foot or assistive device to get stuck.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Visual Access

Visual access along steps.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Stairwell Lighting

Steps that are well lit.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Differentiation of Stairs

Steps that can be visually differentiated.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Handrails

Banister or handraills placed alongside steps.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Location

Handrails placed along path.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Handrail Placement

Handrails located on both sides.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Along Ramp

Handrails that run the entire length of the level change.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Continuous at Landings

Handrails that are continuous at each landing.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Accessible Ends

Extended ends of handrails at each landing.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Handrail Extension at Top

Handrail portion that extends into the top landing.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Handrail Extension at Bottom

Handrail portion that extends into the bottom landing.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Curved Handrail Extensions

Handrail extensions with curved extensions.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Accessible Mounting

Handrails that are mounted to the wall and/or ground.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Comfortable Height

Handrials that are mounted at a comfortable height for users of various heights.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Consistent Height

Handrails that are mounted at a consistent height for the entire length of the level change.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Second Handrail

Second handrail that is placed at a lower height for shorter users.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Space between Rail & Wall

Sufficient space beween wall and handrail for user's hand.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Handrail Mounting

Handrails are securely attached to wall.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Mounting Bracket Position

No obstructions along full length of handrails.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Gripping Surface

Handrail surface with rounded shape and lack of sharp or abrasive edges

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Alternative to Steps

Alternative building elements used to navigate small level changes (e.g. short ramp, short elevator).  Wherever there is a small level change, at least one alternative MUST be applicable.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Ramps

Ramps near or without stairs (e.g. multiple landings, edge protection, bilateral handrails).

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Run Accessibility

Individual sections of the ramp (e.g. appropriate run slope, large landings, and increased width).

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Run Slope of Ramp

Ramp that has minimal run slope.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Cross Slope of Ramp

Ramp that has minimal cross slope.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Consistent Slope

Ramp with consistent slope in the vertical and horizontal directions.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Run Total Rise

Ramp with appropriate length to incline ratio.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Landings

Sufficient number of landings along the ramp.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Ramp Width

Ramp that is wide enough for a person using mobility aids to navigate the ramp.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Ramp lighting

Ramp has sufficient lighting to see pathway.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Landing Accessibility

Flat surface located before, after, and sometimes within a ramp (e.g. flat surface, appropriate width and length).

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Landing Flatness

Landing is flat enough to avoid sliding or rolling unintentionally.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Landing Width

The width of the landing allows someone to easily turn in a wheelchair.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Landing Length

The length of the landing allows a wheelchair to rest comfortably without rolling backwards.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Surface Properties

The surface of the ramp that a person would navigate on safely (e.g. slip-resistant surface, no water accumulation, small grating).

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Surface Material

The ramp has a firm, flat, and slip-resistant surface.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Surface Condition

No water accumulation is present on the ramp.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Grating Accessibility

If gratings are present, they are small enough to navigate over with any mobility aid.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Edge Protection

Raised surface or barrier on both sides of the ramp (e.g. prevents falls, lack of drop offs, visible edges).

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

No Drop Off

Ramp can be navigated easily without a risk of falling at a drop off.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Sufficient Edge Protection

Sufficient edge protection is present on both sides of the ramp.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Handrails

Banister or rails placed alongside steps, staircase, or ramp (e.g. easy to reach, stable structure, smooth gripping surface).

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Handrail Placement

Handrails located on both sides.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Along Ramp

Handrails that run the entire length of the level change.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Continuous at Landings

Handrails that are continuous at each landing.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Accessible Ends

Extended ends of handrails at each landing.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Handrail Extension at Top

Handrail portion that extends into the top landing.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Handrail Extension at Bottom

Handrail portion that extends into the bottom landing.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Curved Handrail Extensions

Handrail extensions with curved extensions.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Accessible Mounting

Handrails that are mounted to the wall and/or ground.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Comfortable Height

Handrials that are mounted at a comfortable height for users of various heights.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Consistent Height

Handrails that are mounted at a consistent height for the entire length of the level change.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Second Handrail

Second handrail that is placed at a lower height for shorter users.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Space between Rail & Wall

Sufficient space beween wall and handrail for user's hand.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Fixed Mounting

Handrails are securely attached to wall.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Mounting Bracket Positioning

No obstructions along full length of handrails.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Gripping Surface

Handrail surface with rounded shape and lack of sharp or abrasive edges

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Elevator/Lift

Mechanical transportation device that enables people to get from one level to another without using stairs.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Elevator/Lift Entryway

Room or space surrounding the doors of an elevator.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Signage

Easily visable signs posted in the lobby/entryway indicating elevator location.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Floor Space

Lobby floor space that is clear and allows users to navigate to the call buttons and enter/exit elevator.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Floor Gap

Minimal floor gap between lobby floor and elevator floor to prevent trips, falls, and stuck wheels.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Entryway Signals

Auditory or visual cues signaling that the elevator has arrived (e.g. easy to hear, easy to view which location the elevator is going, adequate time to enter elevator).

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Auditory Cues

Audio cues indicating tha elevator car's arrival, direction, and which elevator will open are easy to hear and comprehend.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Visual Cues

Visual cues indication the elevator car's arrival, direction, and which elevator will open are easy to see and comprehend (e.g. lit up arrows or numbers)

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Entryway Call Buttons

Buttons in the lobby to call the elevator (e.g. proper location, easy to reach, access tactilely). (REC VID CLIP)

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Location

The placement of the lobby call buttons (e.g. detectable, reachable, in close proximity to the elevator).

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Detectable

Call buttons that are easy to locate visually and tactilely along the wall.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Reach

Call buttons that are easy to reach from both a sitting or standing position.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Near Elevator

Call buttons located next to elevator.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Easy to Use

Lobby call buttons that are easy to use (e.g. easy to activate, sufficient button size, logical arrangement).

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Easy to Activate

Call buttons that require minimal force and dexterity to use (e.g. can be easily pushed with one hand/finger)

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Button Size

Call buttons that are large enough for easy visual and motor access.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Button Arrangement

Call buttons that are arraged in an easy-to-follow/logical order.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Elevator/Lift Car

Components of elevator car (e.g. increased door and car size, handrails, adequate lighting). (REC VID CLIP)

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Re-Opens When Obstructed

Elevator door that re-opens automatically if an object is placed in the door while closing.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Car Door Size

Door width that is large enough to allow a wheelchair user to enter/exit.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Car Size

Elevator car that is a sufficient size for a wheelchair to maneuver inside.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Handrails

Handrails along the sides and back of the elevator.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Surface

floor that is firm, stable, and slip resistant.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Car Lighting

Sufficient lighting to read controls and signage.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Car Sound Level

Low enough sound level in elevator to easily communicate.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Emergency Communication System

Emergency communication systems are easy to access from varying heights.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Automatic Door

Door that opens automatically.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Door Open Duration

There is adequate time between the elevator door opening and closing to enter the elevator.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Elevator/Lift Car Buttons

Buttons inside the elevator car. (REC VID CLIP)

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Location

Elevator car buttons that are accessible from standing and sitting positions and by persons of varying statures.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Logical Order

Elevator car buttons that are arranged in ascending order (e.g. higher floor numbers on top).

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Easy to Activate

Elevator car buttons that require limited force and dexterity to use (e.g. can be easily opened with one hand).

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Alternative Communication

Elevator car buttons that have alternative communication options (e.g. presence of Braille and tactile components).

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Car Position Indicators

Features of car position indicators (e.g. proper location, adequate visibility and volume of indicators). (REC VID CLIP)

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Location

Car position indicators that are easy to locate within car and can be seen from standing, sitting or varying statures.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Auditory Cues

Car position indicators that have sufficient volume for users to hear floor level cues.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Visual Cues

Car position indicators that have visual cues that state the location of the elevator car in a bold color and are large enough to read.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Other Alternatives to Steps

Other alternative building elements used to navigate small level changes (e.g. escalator, travelator, moving walkways). Enter comment specifying alternate feature being described.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Run Accessibility

Individual sections of the ramp (e.g. appropriate run slope, large landings, and increased width).

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Run Slope of Ramp

Ramp that has minimal run slope.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Cross Slope of Ramp

Ramp that has minimal cross slope.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Consistent Slope

Ramp with consistent slope in the vertical and horizontal directions.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Run Total Rise

Ramp with appropriate length to incline ratio.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Landings

Sufficient number of landings along the ramp.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Ramp Width

Ramp that is wide enough for a person using mobility aids to navigate the ramp.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Ramp lighting

Ramp has sufficient lighting to see pathway.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Landing Accessibility

Flat surface located before, after, and sometimes within a ramp (e.g. flat surface, appropriate width and length).

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Landing Flatness

Landing is flat enough to avoid sliding or rolling unintentionally.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Landing Width

The width of the landing allows someone to easily turn in a wheelchair.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Landing Length

The length of the landing allows a wheelchair to rest comfortably without rolling backwards.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Surface Properties

The surface of the ramp that a person would navigate on safely (e.g. slip-resistant surface, no water accumulation, small grating).

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Surface Material

The ramp has a firm, flat, and slip-resistant surface.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Surface Condition

No water accumulation is present on the ramp.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Grating Accessibility

If gratings are present, they are small enough to navigate over with any mobility aid.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Edge Protection

Raised surface or barrier on both sides of the ramp (e.g. prevents falls, lack of drop offs, visible edges).

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

No Drop Off

Ramp can be navigated easily without a risk of falling at a drop off.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Sufficient Edge Protection

Sufficient edge protection is present on both sides of the ramp.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Handrails

Banister or rails placed alongside steps, staircase, or ramp (e.g. easy to reach, stable structure, smooth gripping surface).

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Handrail Placement

Handrails located on both sides.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Along Ramp

Handrails that run the entire length of the level change.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Continuous at Landings

Handrails that are continuous at each landing.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Accessible Ends

Extended ends of handrails at each landing.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Handrail Extension at Top

Handrail portion that extends into the top landing.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Handrail Extension at Bottom

Handrail portion that extends into the bottom landing.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Curved Handrail Extensions

Handrail extensions with curved extensions.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Accessible Mounting

Handrails that are mounted to the wall and/or ground.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Comfortable Height

Handrials that are mounted at a comfortable height for users of various heights.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Consistent Height

Handrails that are mounted at a consistent height for the entire length of the level change.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Second Handrail

Second handrail that is placed at a lower height for shorter users.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Space between Rail & Wall

Sufficient space beween wall and handrail for user's hand.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Fixed Mounting

Handrails are securely attached to wall.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Mounting Bracket Positioning

No obstructions along full length of handrails.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Gripping Surface

Handrail surface with rounded shape and lack of sharp or abrasive edges

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Movement Speed

Movement speed of all moving parts (e.g. tread speed, consistent tread speed, matching tread and railing speeds)

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Tread Speed

Tread speed allows for safe mounting, dismounting, and traveling.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Consistent Tread Speed

Tread speed is consistent, smooth, and allows for safe traveling.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Matching Tread and Railing Speeds

Tread and railing move at the same speed.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Audio Cue

Noticeable, distinct, and understandable audio cue is present to alert passenger to the dismounting area.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Visual Cue

Noticeable, distinct, and understandable visual cue is present to alert passenger to the dismounting area.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Tactile Cue

Noticeable, distinct, and understandable tactile cue is present to alert passenger to the dismounting area.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Minimal Threashold

Minimal threashold is present at entry and exit points.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Large Level Changes

Changes in elevation that change stories/levels (e.g. staircases, large ramp, elevator).

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Staircases

Several steps that connect different stories/levels.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Treads & Risers

Horizontal and vertical surfaces where user places feet.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Tread Size

Tread surfaces that are large enough for user's foot and assistive equipment (e.g. walker, cane)

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Riser Height

Step height that allows user to keep typical gait without overexertion.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Tread & Riser Consistency

Steps that all have the same riser height and tread width.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Closed Risers

Risers that are closed, solid surfaces to prevent feet or adaptive equipement from falling through.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Nosings

Extended surfaces where risers and treads meet.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Nosing Extension

Nosing that does not extend too far and create trip hazard.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Nosing Tread Surface

Nosing that provides friction.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Surface

Location user places feet when ascending or descending.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Water Accumulation

Steps that are prevent water accumulation.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Level Stair Surface

Steps with level surfaces.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Level Landing Surface

Steps with level landing surfaces.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Firm

Steps that do not defom when pressure is applied.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Stable

Steps that do not move/rock when pressure is applied.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Slip Resistant

Steps that create friction and prevent slipping.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Free of Trip Hazards

Steps that are free of tripping hazzards (e.g. debris, throw rugs, crods, trash cans).

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Gratings

Steps that are devoid of openings that would cause a foot or assistive device to get stuck.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Glare Free

Steps that are devoid of openings that would cause a foot or assistive device to get stuck.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Visual Access

Visual access along steps.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Stairwell Lighting

Steps that are well lit.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Differentiation of Stairs

Steps that can be visually differentiated.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Handrails

Banister or handraills placed alongside steps.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Location

Handrails placed along path.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Handrail Placement

Handrails located on both sides.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Along Ramp

Handrails that run the entire length of the level change.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Continuous at Landings

Handrails that are continuous at each landing.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Accessible Ends

Extended ends of handrails at each landing.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Handrail Extension at Top

Handrail portion that extends into the top landing.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Handrail Extension at Bottom

Handrail portion that extends into the bottom landing.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Curved Handrail Extensions

Handrail extensions with curved extensions.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Accessible Mounting

Handrails that are mounted to the wall and/or ground.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Comfortable Height

Handrials that are mounted at a comfortable height for users of various heights.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Consistent Height

Handrails that are mounted at a consistent height for the entire length of the level change.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Second Handrail

Second handrail that is placed at a lower height for shorter users.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Space between Rail & Wall

Sufficient space beween wall and handrail for user's hand.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Handrail Mounting

Handrails are securely attached to wall.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Mounting Bracket Position

No obstructions along full length of handrails.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Gripping Surface

Handrail surface with rounded shape and lack of sharp or abrasive edges.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Alternative to Staircase

Alternative building elements used to navigate large level changes (e.g. elevator, large ramp).

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Elevator/Lift

Mechanical transportation device that enables people to get from one level to another without using stairs.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Elevator/Lift Entryway

Room or space surrounding the doors of an elevator.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Signage

Easily visable signs posted in the lobby/entryway indicating elevator location.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Floor Space

Lobby floor space that is clear and allows users to navigate to the call buttons and enter/exit elevator.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Floor Gap

Minimal floor gap between lobby floor and elevator floor to prevent trips, falls, and stuck wheels.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Entryway Signals

Auditory or visual cues signaling that the elevator has arrived (e.g. easy to hear, easy to view which location the elevator is going, adequate time to enter elevator).

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Auditory Cues

Audio cues indicating tha elevator car's arrival, direction, and which elevator will open are easy to hear and comprehend.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Visual Cues

Visual cues indication the elevator car's arrival, direction, and which elevator will open are easy to see and comprehend (e.g. lit up arrows or numbers)

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Entryway Call Buttons

Buttons in the lobby to call the elevator (e.g. proper location, easy to reach, access tactilely). (REC VID CLIP)

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Location

The placement of the lobby call buttons (e.g. detectable, reachable, in close proximity to the elevator).

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Detectable

Call buttons that are easy to locate visually and tactilely along the wall.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Reach

Call buttons that are easy to reach from both a sitting or standing position.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Near Elevator

Call buttons located next to elevator.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Easy to Use

Lobby call buttons that are easy to use (e.g. easy to activate, sufficient button size, logical arrangement).

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Easy to Activate

Call buttons that require minimal force and dexterity to use (e.g. can be easily pushed with one hand/finger)

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Button Size

Call buttons that are large enough for easy visual and motor access.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Button Arrangement

Call buttons that are arraged in an easy-to-follow/logical order.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Elevator/Lift Car

Components of elevator car (e.g. increased door and car size, handrails, adequate lighting). (REC VID CLIP)

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Re-Opens When Obstructed

Elevator door that re-opens automatically if an object is placed in the door while closing.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Car Door Size

Door width that is large enough to allow a wheelchair user to enter/exit.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Car Size

Elevator car that is a sufficient size for a wheelchair to maneuver inside.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Handrails

Handrails along the sides and back of the elevator.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Surface

floor that is firm, stable, and slip resistant.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Car Lighting

Sufficient lighting to read controls and signage.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Car Sound Level

Low enough sound level in elevator to easily communicate.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Emergency Communication System

Emergency communication systems are easy to access from varying heights.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Automatic Door

Door that opens automatically.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Door Open Duration

There is adequate time between the elevator door opening and closing to enter the elevator.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Elevator/Lift Car Buttons

Buttons inside the elevator car. (REC VID CLIP)

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Location

Elevator car buttons that are accessible from standing and sitting positions and by persons of varying statures.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Logical Order

Elevator car buttons that are arranged in ascending order (e.g. higher floor numbers on top).

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Easy to Activate

Elevator car buttons that require limited force and dexterity to use (e.g. can be easily opened with one hand).

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Alternative Communication

Elevator car buttons that have alternative communication options (e.g. presence of Braille and tactile components).

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Car Position Indicators

Features of car position indicators (e.g. proper location, adequate visibility and volume of indicators). (REC VID CLIP)

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Location

Car position indicators that are easy to locate within car and can be seen from standing, sitting or varying statures.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Auditory Cues

Car position indicators that have sufficient volume for users to hear floor level cues.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Visual Cues

Car position indicators that have visual cues that state the location of the elevator car in a bold color and are large enough to read.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Ramps

Ramps near or without stairs (e.g. multiple landings, edge protection, bilateral handrails).

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Run Accessibility

Individual sections of the ramp (e.g. appropriate run slope, large landings, and increased width).

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Run Slope of Ramp

Ramp that has minimal run slope.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Cross Slope of Ramp

Ramp that has minimal cross slope.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Consistent Slope

Ramp with consistent slope in the vertical and horizontal directions.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Run Total Rise

Ramp with appropriate length to incline ratio.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Landings

Sufficient number of landings along the ramp.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Ramp Width

Ramp that is wide enough for a person using mobility aids to navigate the ramp.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Ramp lighting

Ramp has sufficient lighting to see pathway.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Landing Accessibility

Flat surface located before, after, and sometimes within a ramp (e.g. flat surface, appropriate width and length).

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Landing Flatness

Landing is flat enough to avoid sliding or rolling unintentionally.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Landing Width

The width of the landing allows someone to easily turn in a wheelchair.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Landing Length

The length of the landing allows a wheelchair to rest comfortably without rolling backwards.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Surface Properties

The surface of the ramp that a person would navigate on safely (e.g. slip-resistant surface, no water accumulation, small grating).

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Surface Material

The ramp has a firm, flat, and slip-resistant surface.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Surface Condition

No water accumulation is present on the ramp.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Grating Accessibility

If gratings are present, they are small enough to navigate over with any mobility aid.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Edge Protection

Raised surface or barrier on both sides of the ramp (e.g. prevents falls, lack of drop offs, visible edges).

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

No Drop Off

Ramp can be navigated easily without a risk of falling at a drop off.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Sufficient Edge Protection

Sufficient edge protection is present on both sides of the ramp.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Handrails

Banister or rails placed alongside steps, staircase, or ramp (e.g. easy to reach, stable structure, smooth gripping surface).

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Handrail Placement

Handrails located on both sides.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Along Ramp

Handrails that run the entire length of the level change.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Continuous at Landings

Handrails that are continuous at each landing.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Accessible Ends

Extended ends of handrails at each landing.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Handrail Extension at Top

Handrail portion that extends into the top landing.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Handrail Extension at Bottom

Handrail portion that extends into the bottom landing.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Curved Handrail Extensions

Handrail extensions with curved extensions.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Accessible Mounting

Handrails that are mounted to the wall and/or ground.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Comfortable Height

Handrials that are mounted at a comfortable height for users of various heights.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Consistent Height

Handrails that are mounted at a consistent height for the entire length of the level change.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Second Handrail

Second handrail that is placed at a lower height for shorter users.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Space between Rail & Wall

Sufficient space beween wall and handrail for user's hand.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Fixed Mounting

Handrails are securely attached to wall.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Mounting Bracket Positioning

No obstructions along full length of handrails.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Gripping Surface

Handrail surface with rounded shape and lack of sharp or abrasive edges

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Other Alternatives to Staircase

Other alternative building elements used to navigate small level changes (e.g. escalator, travelator, moving walkways). Enter comment specifying alternate feature being described.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Run Accessibility

Individual sections of the ramp (e.g. appropriate run slope, large landings, and increased width).

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Run Slope of Ramp

Ramp that has minimal run slope.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Cross Slope of Ramp

Ramp that has minimal cross slope.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Consistent Slope

Ramp with consistent slope in the vertical and horizontal directions.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Run Total Rise

Ramp with appropriate length to incline ratio.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Landings

Sufficient number of landings along the ramp.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Ramp Width

Ramp that is wide enough for a person using mobility aids to navigate the ramp.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Ramp lighting

Ramp has sufficient lighting to see pathway.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Landing Accessibility

Flat surface located before, after, and sometimes within a ramp (e.g. flat surface, appropriate width and length).

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Landing Flatness

Landing is flat enough to avoid sliding or rolling unintentionally.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Landing Width

The width of the landing allows someone to easily turn in a wheelchair.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Landing Length

The length of the landing allows a wheelchair to rest comfortably without rolling backwards.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Surface Properties

The surface of the ramp that a person would navigate on safely (e.g. slip-resistant surface, no water accumulation, small grating).

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Surface Material

The ramp has a firm, flat, and slip-resistant surface.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Surface Condition

No water accumulation is present on the ramp.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Grating Accessibility

If gratings are present, they are small enough to navigate over with any mobility aid.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Edge Protection

Raised surface or barrier on both sides of the ramp (e.g. prevents falls, lack of drop offs, visible edges).

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

No Drop Off

Ramp can be navigated easily without a risk of falling at a drop off.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Sufficient Edge Protection

Sufficient edge protection is present on both sides of the ramp.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Handrails

Banister or rails placed alongside steps, staircase, or ramp (e.g. easy to reach, stable structure, smooth gripping surface).

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Handrail Placement

Handrails located on both sides.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Along Ramp

Handrails that run the entire length of the level change.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Continuous at Landings

Handrails that are continuous at each landing.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Accessible Ends

Extended ends of handrails at each landing.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Handrail Extension at Top

Handrail portion that extends into the top landing.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Handrail Extension at Bottom

Handrail portion that extends into the bottom landing.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Curved Handrail Extensions

Handrail extensions with curved extensions.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Accessible Mounting

Handrails that are mounted to the wall and/or ground.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Comfortable Height

Handrials that are mounted at a comfortable height for users of various heights.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Consistent Height

Handrails that are mounted at a consistent height for the entire length of the level change.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Second Handrail

Second handrail that is placed at a lower height for shorter users.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Space between Rail & Wall

Sufficient space beween wall and handrail for user's hand.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Fixed Mounting

Handrails that are securely attached to wall.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Mounting Bracket Positioning

No obstructions along full length of handrails.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Gripping Surface

Handrail surface with rounded shape and lack of sharp or abrasive edges

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Movement Speed

Movement speed of all moving parts (e.g. tread speed, consistent tread speed, matching tread and railing speeds)

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Tread Speed

Tread speed that allows for safe mounting, dismounting, and traveling.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Consistent Tread Speed

Tread speed that is consistent, smooth, and allows for safe traveling.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Matching Tread and Railing Speeds

Tread and railing that move at the same speed.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Audio Cue

Noticeable, distinct, and understandable audio cue is present to alert passenger to the dismounting area.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Visual Cue

Noticeable, distinct, and understandable visual cue is present to alert passenger to the dismounting area.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Tactile Cue

Noticeable, distinct, and understandable tactile cue is present to alert passenger to the dismounting area.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Minimal Threashold

Minimal threashold at entry and exit points to prevent tripping.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Connects Building Elements

Route that connects to essential indoor and outdoor building features.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Efficient Route

Efficient route to and from vehicle.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Walking & Rolling Surface

Walking & rolling surfaces along route (e.g. stable surface, slip resistant, easily discriminated).

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Surface

Route surfaces that are firm, stable and slip-resistant.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Resistance for Wheeled Mobility

Route surface that is smooth and firm to allow the use of mobility aids.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Free of Trip Hazards

Route surface that is free of debris, throw rugs, cords, and trash cans.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Easily Discriminated

Walking & rolling surfaces can be discriminated from other building features (e.g. walls and drinking fountains).

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Route Width

Route that is wide enough for a wheelchair to turn around and for others to pass during transit.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Route Height

Sufficient route height/ head clearance for tall individuals.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Hazards from the Side

Absence of hazards projecting from the walls (e.g. signs, drinking fountains, toll booth).

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Resting Areas

Areas to sit or rest without disrupting traffic.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Signage

Signage describing accessible routes (e.g. available with tactile symbols, visual symbols, high contrast).

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Route Marked by Signs

Signage that clearly identifies route throughout the length of the path.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Features Marked

Signage that explains key landmarks and/or building features.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Accessible Map

Maps to plan routes.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Interior Signage

Tactile and visual signs interior to the facility (e.g. legible text, low, glare, tactile and visual symbols present).

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Visual Signs

Visual signs.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Glare

Signs that lack surface reflection when looking at sign straight on or at an angle.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Contrast

Signs that have text color that stands out from background color(s).

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Sans Serif Font

Text on signs that do not have decorative elements on letters.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Standard Font

Text that is legible with no italics, script, or underline.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Easy to Locate

Visual signs that have high contrast with surroundings and/or illumination.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Pictograms & Icons

Pictograms and icons that have high contrast and clear imaging.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Content

Key building information, such as directions, location, and surroundings is presented on signs.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Tactile Signs

Tactile signs.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Easy to Find Location

High contrast and viewable mounting location for users who are blind or have low vision.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Safe Location

Tactile signs that are placed away from door or other hazards.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Easy to Read Text

Text that has Sans Serif font, good contrast with background, and large-print characters.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Easy to Read Tactile Text

Non-Braille characters with all upper case letters, raised characters, and borders.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Braille

Braille characters that are domed, rounded, positioned below corresponding text, and separated from borders.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Text Separate from Borders

Text that is separated from borders or other decorative elements.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Pictograms & Icons

Pictograms and icons that have high contrast and clear imaging.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Content

Key building information, such as directions, location, and surroundings listed.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Route to Restroom

Route in building that lead to restrooms.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Level Changes in Route to Restroom

Building elements used for changing levels (e.g. steps, staircases, ramps, elevators).

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Small Level Changes

Changes in elevation that remain on the same story/level (e.g. steps, short ramp)

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Steps

One to a few steps.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Treads & Risers

Horizontal and vertical surfaces where user places feet.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Tread Size

Tread surfaces that are large enough for user's foot and assistive equipment (e.g. walker, cane)

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Riser Height

Step height that allows user to keep typical gait without overexertion.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Tread & Riser Consistency

Steps that all have the same riser height and tread width.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Closed Risers

Risers that are closed, solid surfaces to prevent feet or adaptive equipement from falling through.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Nosings

Extended surfaces where risers and treads meet.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Nosing Extension

Nosing that does not extend too far and create trip hazard.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Nosing Tread Surface

Nosing that provides friction.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Surface

Location user places feet when ascending or descending.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Water Accumulation

Steps that are prevent water accumulation.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Level Stair Surface

Steps with level surfaces.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Level Landing Surface

Steps with level landing surfaces.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Firm

Steps that do not defom when pressure is applied.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Stable

Steps that do not move/rock when pressure is applied.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Slip Resistant

Steps that create friction and prevent slipping.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Free of Trip Hazards

Steps that are free of tripping hazzards (e.g. debris, throw rugs, crods, trash cans)

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"

Gratings

Steps that are devoid of openings that would cause a foot or assistive device to get stuck.

2,"Yes"

1,"Maybe / Unsure"

0,"No"