Breakdown of the Americans with Disabilities Act
An overview of the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 signed July 26 1991 outlining its four titles. It covers discrimination bans for employers and public accommodations, removal of barriers, accessibility rules for new and altered facilities, and enforcement through rights under Title VII. Titles I II III IV set timelines for employer coverage, public services, public accommodations, and relay services. Kansas specifics noted with dates and local relay center in Lawrence.
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Architectural firm guides ADA compliance for local businesses
Gould Evans Associates and Independence Inc. hosted a seminar in Lawrence on Title III ADA requirements. Butch Dougherty outlined essential accessibility needs from parking to restrooms, including van spaces, signs, door widths, aisle clarity, and reachable goods. He noted risk of lawsuits and possible DOJ action with potential damages up to 50000 dollars, stressing readily achievable remedies.
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Gould Evans Associates Inc
Lawrence
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