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Procedure for Requesting Modifications to County of Hawai'i Facilities, Programs or Services 5-13-2014
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Issued: April 17, 2009 <br /> Amended: May 13, 2014 <br /> PROCEDURE FOR REQUESTING <br /> MODIFICATIONS TO COUNTY OF HAWAI`I <br /> FACILITIES, PROGRAMS, OR SERVICES <br /> PURPOSE <br /> The purpose of this procedure is threefold: <br /> 1 . To give any individual with a disability as defined by the Americans <br /> with Disabilities Act (ADA) and the ADA Amendments Act of 2008, a <br /> way to request an access improvement to a County facility that has <br /> not been subject to any ADA architectural improvements. In <br /> certain cases, an individual with a disability may request an <br /> improvement to an accessible facility if the unique nature of the <br /> individual's disability requires an improvement for access. The <br /> standards for the improvement shall be access versus convenience <br /> and need versus preference. For example, a little person, who is <br /> unable to open a door to a County facility because the latch is <br /> placed too high to reach, may request a latch to be placed lower <br /> to facilitate entry (the latch needs to be lowered to open the door). <br /> An example of a request based on convenience and preference is <br /> an individual's request for an additional "Reserved for Disability" <br /> parking space close to the entrance of a facility that is easier for the <br /> individual to use than the entrance where the accessible route and <br /> "Reserved for Disability" parking spaces are located. <br /> 2. An individual with a disability may also use this procedure to request <br /> an assistive device or equipment to participate in a County <br /> program. For example, an individual with no grip strength who <br /> plays pool at a recreation center may request an adaptive pool <br /> cue, or an individual with balance issues may request a flotation <br /> vest for use in a County pool. All assistive devices and equipment <br /> purchased are the property of the County and may also be used <br /> by other program participants whose needs would be met through <br /> such usage. <br />
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