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Welcome to the AccessibilityOnline Webinar Series
A collaborative program between the ADA National Network and the U.S. Access Board
The Session is Scheduled to begin at 2:30pm Eastern Time
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Listening to the Webinar
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Listening to the Webinar, continued
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Listening to the Webinar, continued
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Captioning
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Submitting Questions
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Customize Your View
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Customize Your View continued
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Setting Preferences
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Technical Assistance
If you experience any technical difficulties during the webinar:
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Emergency Transportable Housing 

Slide 12: 
Presenter
U.S. Access Board 
Marsha Mazz (Photo of Marsha Mazz)

Slide 13:
Session Agenda
Overview
Issued addressed
Q & A

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Emergency Transportable Housing
Final Rule Published in the Federal Register on May 7, 2014
Effective June 6, 2014
Corrections on September 26, 2014

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Advisory Committee 
A Diverse Group
Advocacy Center
Coalition for Citizens with Disabilities 
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
Department of Justice 
Federal Emergency Management Agency 
Manufactured Housing Association for Regulatory Reform 
Manufactured Housing Institute
National Center for Environmental Health Strategies
National Council on Independent Living
National Fire Protection Association
Recreational Park Trailer Industry Association
Recreational Vehicle Industry Association
United Spinal Association

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Issues Addressed
Definition
Scoping
Operable parts
Site constraints
Adaptability

Work Surfaces
Carpet
Bedrooms
Alarms
Weather Radios

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New Definition
Emergency Transportable Housing Unit.  A single or multiple section prefabricated structure that is transportable by a single transport vehicle and that can be set-up and installed on a temporary site in response to an emergency need for temporary housing.  Such structures include, but are not limited to, travel trailers, park models, manufactured housing, and other factory-built housing.  For the purposes of this document, emergency transportable housing units are considered a type of residential dwelling unit. 

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Scoping
Units with mobility features on private sites provided by the occupant 
As determined by a needs assessment conducted by the entity providing the units
Units with communication features 
As determined by a needs assessment conducted by the entity providing the units
Sections 233.3.1.2.1 and 233.3.2 

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Scoping
Group Sites Developed for the Installation of Emergency Transportable Housing
10% unit pads designed to accept units providing mobility features, and
5% units with mobility features
Section233.3.1.2.2 

Slide 20:
Scoping
Commercial Sites Leased by the Federal gov’t
As determined by a needs assessment conducted by the entity providing the units
Sections F202.6.5.9 and .10

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Ramps
Adds new exceptions for ramp run and rise where site constraints prohibit a complying ramp.
Allows 1:10 slope max
Allows a 36 inch rise 
Sections 405.2 and 405.6 Exceptions

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Platform Lifts
Prohibits the use of platform lifts at the primary entrance to a unit
Section 206.7

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Kitchen Outlets
Removes the exception permitting certain kitchen outlets to be outside the reach ranges specified in the guidelines Section 205.1 EX 3

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Operable Parts
Exempts water-shut off valves for all types of units and operable parts located beneath the unit
Body  Section 205.1 EX 10 & 11

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Adaptable Features
Requires units to be accessible, not adaptable, when first constructed

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Shower Seats 
Requires an attached seat in all showers.  Section 608.4
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Grab Bars 
Grab bars must be provided at:
toilets 
showers 
bathtubs
Sections 604.5, 607.4, and 608.3

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Lavatories and Sinks
Require a water spray unit at the kitchen sink and knee clearance in kitchens and bath
Sections 606.2 EX 3 and 606.4

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Kitchen Work Surfaces
Allows the supplied kitchen table to substitute for the required kitchen work surface provided:
it is accessible electrical outlet within reach
all countertops 34” high max	

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Floor Surfaces
Prohibits the use of carpet in emergency transportable housing units.
Section 804.3 EX

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Clearance Alongside Beds 
Requires clearance along one side of a bed – similar to transient lodging 806.2.3.
Section 809.2.5.1

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Clearance Around Furniture in Bedrooms 
Prohibits supplied furniture from overlapping  accessible  routes and clearances in bedrooms 
less than 70 sf  
- the minimum size of a bedroom allowed by building codes 
Section 809.2.5.2

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Bedroom Lighting Controls 
Lighting control must be reachable from a bed	
Section 809.2.5.3

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Visual Smoke Alarms
Specifies that visible smoke alarms must have a reliable power source.
Section 809.3.1.2

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Weather Alert System
When provided, weather alert radios must meet requirements for operable parts and have both audio and visual displays
Sections 809.2.6 and 809.3.4

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Questions
You May Type and Submit questions in the Chat Area Text Box or press Control-M and enter text in the Chat Area

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U.S. Access Board
(800) 872-2253 (voice)
(800) 993-2822 (TTY)
E-mail: ta@access-board.gov
www.access-board.gov
“Advancing Full Access and Inclusion for All” 

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Thank you for participating in today’s webinar
Next session: 
January 8, 2015
Accessible Hospitals and Medical Care Facilities - "Advanced Session"
2:30 pm – 4:00 pm
www.accessibilityonline.org
(877) 232-1990 (v/TTY)