# Facility: Location: Reviewer: # Accessible Route Yes No # Images Comments 3 Is the accessible route surface smooth? 4 Is the accessible route surface firm? 5 Is the accessible route surface slip resistant? 6 Can a person with a Note: Objects should be within 27 visual disability detect inches of ground or higher than 80. objects protruding into inches. Any objects within that range the path with a cane? can protrude no more than 4 inches. Also, be aware that sloping beams, walls, curved archways, or open stairways can be a protruding object hazard. 7 Is the accessible Note: Any changes in level greater route free of obstacles than 1/4 inch (or 1/2 inch with a 1/4 that interfere with inch bevel at the top) or horizontal accessibility? gaps wider than 1/2 inch are not allowed.
# Facility: Location: Reviewer: # Accessible Route Yes No # Images Comments 3 Is the accessible route surface smooth? 4 Is the accessible route surface firm? 5 Is the accessible route surface slip resistant? 6 Can a person with a visual disability detect objects protruding into the path with a cane? Note: Objects should be within 27 inches of ground or higher than 80. inches. Any objects within that range can protrude no more than 4 inches. Also, be aware that sloping beams, walls, curved archways, or open stairways can be a protruding object hazard. 7 Is the accessible route free of obstacles that interfere with accessibility? Note: Any changes in level greater than 1/4 inch (or 1/2 inch with a 1/4 inch bevel at the top) or horizontal gaps wider than 1/2 inch are not allowed.