Criteria that determined accessibility in a site:

• An off-street parking area must be available adjacent to the building.
• The parking area must be smooth and hard.
• There must be a passenger loading zone with a curb cut or ramp if not at ground level.

• The entrance must be ground level. If the entrance is not ground level there must be a sturdy handrail present.
• Entrance must also include a curb cut or ramp if not at ground level.
• The width of the entrance doorway must be at least than 32”, preferably automatic.

• The width of the corridors and aisles must be at least 32”.
• All upper levels that are not served by elevators must have a sturdy handrail.
• In restaurants the table should be at least 28” from the floor.
• There should also be space at the end of a booth to place a wheelchair.
• In theaters and churches a person should be able to remain in the aisle.

• The width of the bathroom and stall doors must be at least 32”.
• There must be ample free space in the bathroom to maneuver a wheelchair.
• Handrails and grab bars must be present in the toilet stall.
• The sink and towels/hand dryers should be accessible from a wheelchair.

• If a public telephone is present, the handset should be 48” or less from the floor.
• The telephone should also have amplifying controls.

• In motels and guest rooms the width of the entrance door and bathroom door should be at least 32”.
• Handrails and grab bars should be present both near the toilet and in the shower.