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III-7.4300 Parking.

A.[Insert the following before the first sentence of this 
  section, p. 60.]

     If self-parking is provided for employees or guests of a public
accommodation accessible parking spaces must be provided in 
compliance with ADA

B. [Insert the following text before the paragraph beginning "If
   valet parking...?"  P.61]

     Accessible parking spaces must be located on the shortest
accessible route of travel to the facility's entrance. Accessible 
parking spaces and the required accessible route should be located 
where individuals with disabilities do not have to cross vehicular 
lanes or pass behind vehicles to have access to the entrance. If 
it is necessary to cross vehicle lane because for example, local 
fire engine access requirements prohibit parking immediately 
adjacent to a building, then a marked crossing should be used as 
part of the accessible route to the entrance.


III-7.5000 Building  New construction.

III-7.5170   Telephones.

[Insert the following text to the paragraph 6 of this section, p. 63.]

     Moreover, if any of the public pay telephones provided in 
these locations are coin-operated, then a TDD or text telephone 
that can be used with a coin-operated telephone must be provided. 
If all of the public pay telephones provided in these locations are
card-operated only, then it is permissible to provide a TDD or text
telephone that can be used only with card operated telephones.

III-7.5180 Assembly areas.

[Insert the following text before the sentence beginning "Finally,
wheelchair seating..." p.64]

     In addition to requiring companion seating and dispersion of
wheelchair locations ADAAG requires that wheelchair locations 
provide people with disabilities lines of sight comparable to those
for members of the general public. Thus in assembly areas where 
spectators can be expected to stand during the event or show being 
viewed, the wheelchair locations must provide lines of sight over 
spectators who stand. This can accomplished in many ways including
placing wheelchair locations at the front of the seating sections, 
or by providing sufficient additional elevation for wheelchair 
locations placed at the rear of seating sections to allow those 
spectators to see over the spectators who stand in front of them.

III-7800 Special facility types
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