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The Existing Swimming Pool Dilemma

Posted on May 3rd, 2012

The new 2010 ADAS has caused much confusion with swimming pool access for facility people and building owners in existing facilities. Although it has been in the Guidelines since 2004 the confusion appears to stem from what is considered Readily Achievable for this specific element for places of public accommodation. The Department of Justice (DOJ) […]

Posted in Existing Buildings and Alterations, Hospitality & Retail, Site Elements

Restrooms for Restaurants in California

Posted on January 25th, 2012

This article has been updated for 2019 California Retail Food Code here » Do you have an older restaurant, coffee shop, cafe, or snack bar located in California and are wondering what to do about the restroom(s)? There are several things you should be aware of. There were no requirements for restrooms for your patrons […]

Posted in Hospitality & Retail, Restrooms

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