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This document outlines the standards for accessible parking places in Oregon, including layout, signage, and pavement marking requirements as mandated by state law.

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How to fill out Standards for Accessible Parking Places

1. Review the local regulations and guidelines for accessible parking.
2. Determine the number of accessible parking spaces required based on the total number of parking spaces.
3. Ensure that accessible parking spaces are located as close as possible to the accessible entrance.
4. Mark the parking spaces with clear signage indicating that they are reserved for individuals with disabilities.
5. Ensure that the parking spaces are of adequate size (typically 8 feet wide for cars and 11 feet wide for vans with side access).
6. Install appropriate surface materials that provide a stable, level, and slip-resistant surface.
7. Include an access aisle adjacent to accessible parking spaces to facilitate wheelchair access.
8. Regularly inspect and maintain the designated accessible parking spaces.

Who needs Standards for Accessible Parking Places?

1. Individuals with disabilities who require accessible parking to access facilities and services.
2. Businesses and organizations that provide parking facilities and are required to comply with accessibility standards.
3. Governments and municipalities that enforce regulations related to accessible parking.
4. Property owners and managers responsible for providing accessible parking options on their premises.

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What are the exceptions to ADA parking requirements?

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What is Standards for Accessible Parking Places?

The Standards for Accessible Parking Places are guidelines and requirements set to ensure that parking spaces for individuals with disabilities are properly designed, located, and maintained to provide accessible parking.

Who is required to file Standards for Accessible Parking Places?

Typically, organizations, businesses, and public agencies that provide parking facilities are required to file and adhere to the Standards for Accessible Parking Places to ensure compliance with regulations for accessibility.

How to fill out Standards for Accessible Parking Places?

To fill out the Standards for Accessible Parking Places, you need to gather the required information about your parking facility, including the number of accessible spaces, dimensions, signage details, and submit the form to the relevant regulatory authority.

What is the purpose of Standards for Accessible Parking Places?

The purpose of the Standards for Accessible Parking Places is to promote accessibility for individuals with disabilities by ensuring that they have equitable access to parking facilities, thereby facilitating their mobility and independence.

What information must be reported on Standards for Accessible Parking Places?

Information that must be reported includes the total number of parking spaces, the number of accessible parking spots, their dimensions, signage compliance, location relative to entrances, and any additional features that enhance accessibility.