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Common Compliance Errors  \nPRESENTED BY  \nMariya Zarankina, RA Robert Holub, RA  \nCOPYRIGHT MATERIALS  \nThis presentation is protected by US and International Copyright laws. Reproduction, distribution, display and use of the presentation without written permission of the speaker is prohibited.  \n© 2020 New York City Department of Buildings  \nPRESENTATION DESCRIPTION  \n◼ This presentation will utilize case studies to review accessibility requirements in new residential buildings as required by the 2014 NYC Building Code and ICC/ANSI A117.1 .  \n◼ The presentation will cover construction requirements for accessible features in areas of common use and within dwelling units. In addition to the requirements of the Building Code, Code referenced standards will be identified, as well as a review of the required quantity of accessible dwelling units within a new  \nresidential building.  \nAccessibility in Residential Buildings  \nCOMMON AREA  \nACCESSIBILITY IN RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS  \nAccessibility in Group R Occupancies – Building Entrance, Routes Within Buildings, Common Use Areas  \n◼  \n◼  \n◼  \nACCESSIBILITY IN RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS:  \nBC CHAPTER 11 OVERVIEW  \n1101.3 Special provisions for prior  \ncode buildings.  \n–  \n1101.3.4 Identifying accessibility  \nsignage  \n–  \n1101.3.5 Waiver of requirements  \n◼  \nSECTION BC 1102 DEFINITIONS  \n◼  \nSECTION BC 1103 SCOPING  \nREQUIREMENTS  \n–  \n1103.1  \nWhere required.  \n–  \n1103.2 General exceptions.  \n◼  \nSECTION BC 1104 ACCESSIBLE ROUTE  \n◼  \nSECTION BC 1105 ACCESSIBLE  \nENTRANCES  \n◼  \nSECTION BC 1106 PARKING AND  \nSECTION BC 1107 DWELLING AND SLEEPING UNITS  \n–  \n1107.1 General  \n–  \n1107.2 Design  \n–  \n1107.3 Accessible spaces  \n–  \n1107.4 Accessible route  \n–  \n1107.5 Group I  \n–  \n1107.6 Group R (Accessible units, Type B+NYC units, and Type B units)  \n–  \n1107.7 General exceptions for  \nunits  \nSECTION BC 1108 SPECIAL  \nOCCUPANCIES  \n–  \n1108.2 Assembly area seating  \n–  \n1108.3 Self  \n-service storage facilities  \n–  \nPASSENGER LOADING FACILITIES  \nType B  \n1108.4 Judicial facilities  \nACCESSIBILITY IN RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS  \nBC Chapter 11 → ICC A117.1  \nChapter 11 Accessibility-Section BC 1101 General  \n1101.2 Design. Buildings and facilities shall be designed and constructed to be accessible in accordance with this code and ICC A117.1 .  \nQ. What year edition of the ICC[A117.1. is](A117.1. is) referenced in the 2014 NYC BC?  \nA: ICC A117.1 . 2009 is referenced in the 2014 NYC BC  \nACCESSIBILITY IN RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS  \nICC (ANSI) A117.1 (2009)  \n2. Scoping  \n3. Building Blocks Floor Surfaces Changes in Level Turning Space Clear Floor Space  \nKnee & Toe Clearance Protruding Objects Reach Ranges Operable Parts  \n4. Accessible Routes Walking Surfaces Doors & Doorways Ramps  \nCurb Ramps Elevators  \n5. General Site & Building Elements  \nParking Spaces Stairways Handrails Windows  \n6. Plumbing Elements & Facilities Drinking Fountains  \nToilet and Bathing Rooms  \nWater Closets & Toilet Compartments Urinals  \nLavatories & Sinks Bathtubs  \nShower Compartments Grab Bars  \nSeats  \nWashing Machines & Clothes Dryers  \n7. Communication Elements & Features Alarms  \nSigns  \n8. Special Rooms and Spaces Assembly Areas  \nDressing, Fitting, & Locker Rooms Kitchens & Kitchenettes  \n9. Built-in Furnishings & Equipment  \n10. Dwelling Units & Sleeping Units Accessible Units  \nType A Units  \nType B Units  \n11. Recreational Facilities  \nSwimming Pools, Wading Pools, Hot Tubs & Spas  \nICC (ANSI) A117 . (2009)  \n3. BUILDING BLOCKS  \nAccessibility in Residential Buildings  \nACCESSIBILITY IN RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS  \nBuilding Blocks of Accessibility  \nA117.1 303.2 Vertical Changes in Level  \nPhoto Source: United Spinal Association  \nA117.1 303.3 Beveled Changes in Level","cbCaibAhcB7KoJch","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaibAhcB7KoJch","pdf",23218106,201,"English","# Accessibility in Residential Buildings\n## Requirements & Common Compliance Errors\n## BC Chapter 11 Overview\n## BC 1102 Definitions and BC 1103 Scoping Requirements\n## BC 1104 Accessible Route and BC 1105 Accessible Entrances\n## BC 1106 Parking and BC 1107 Dwelling & Sleeping Units\n## Building Blocks Under ICC (ANSI) A117.1\n## Accessible Routes, General Site & Building Elements\n## Communication and Special Rooms and Spaces\n## Dwelling Units & Sleeping Units, Recreational Facilities","[{\"question\":\"Which standards are referenced for accessibility in residential buildings?\",\"answer\":\"The presentation reviews accessibility requirements under the 2014 NYC Building Code and ICC/ANSI A117.1 (2009).\"},{\"question\":\"What topics are covered for accessibility features in new residential buildings?\",\"answer\":\"It covers accessible features for areas of common use and within dwelling units, including accessible entrances, accessible routes, parking, and dwelling/sleeping units.\"},{\"question\":\"How are accessible routes and entrances addressed in the overview?\",\"answer\":\"The outline references BC 1104 Accessible Route and BC 1105 Accessible Entrances, supported by related accessible-route content such as walking surfaces, doors and doorways, ramps, and elevators.\"},{\"question\":\"What building elements fall under the ICC (ANSI) A117.1 structure used in the presentation?\",\"answer\":\"The presentation lists building blocks such as floor surfaces and changes in level, turning space and clear floor space, knee and toe clearance, and operable parts, plus grouped topics for routes, site/building elements, plumbing elements, communications, and dwelling units.\"}]","Accessibility in Residential Buildings - Requirements & Common Compliance Errors | PDF",507]