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You’ll see the word “Program” show up a lot in the definition of Section 504; sometimes it’s easier to misinterpret legislation than it is to comprehend it. To make things clear, here is the definition of “Program” as defined by the FHWA:

DOT-FHWA Memorandum- Nov. 20, 2001
Subject Info: Research & Guidance Report

From: Mary E. Peters

State and local governments "must ensure that individuals with disabilities are not excluded from services, programs (pedestrian facilities such as sidewalks and curb ramps fall under the definition of government programs), and activities because facilities are inaccessible." State and local program activities under Title II must be constructed, altered, and maintained to be accessible.

The definition of “Program” clearly stipulates curb cuts, section 504 basically solidifies what ADA recommends and that is your detectable warnings on your curb ramps.For more information on Curb cuts section 504 compliance, contact Engineered Plastics Inc. for consultative and Armor-Tile Detectable Warning materials information at 1-800-682-2525.

Jeffrey Mendez

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