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nemoa \ WAYS Consultants A-03 J A-05 J 4 Reference: The following Laws, Regulations and Standards form part of the reference for this report: Disability Discrimination Act (Cwlth) 1992 (DDA) Anti-Discrimination Act (Qld) 1991 Advisory Notes on Access to Premises 1996 (Human Rights and Equal Opportunities Commission) Australian Standard AS1428.1-2001 — Design for access and mobility. Part 1: General requirement for access — New building work Australian Standard AS1428.1 Supp1-1998 — Design for access and mobility. Part 1: General requirements for access — Buildings - Commentary Australian Standard AS1428.2-1992 — Design for access and mobility. Part 2: Enhanced and additional requirements — Buildings and facilities Australian Standard AS1428.4-2002 — Design for access and mobility. Part 4: Tactile Indicators Australian Standard AS1735.12-1999 — Lifts, escalators and moving walks — Facilities for persons with disabilities Building Code of Australia — Volume One 2007 (BCA) Draft Australian Standard DR0O4019 — Design for access and mobility. Part 1: General requirements for access — New Building Work Australian Standard AS2890.1-2004 Parking facilities — Off street parking Draft Australia Standard DR04021 — Parking facilities — Off-street parking for people with disabilities Australian Standard AS3745-2002 — Planning for Emergencies 5 Glossary: Clear Opening Is the distance between the outer extremity of the door stop and the opposing door face when the door is open at 90 degrees. Continuous Accessible Path of Travel An uninterrupted path of travel to or within a building or public space which provides access to all required facilities. Kerb Ramps An inclined accessway with a length not greater than 1520mm and a gradient not steeper than 1 in 8 anda flat ramp area with a minimum width of 1200mm and splays at 45 degrees with sharp transitions. Luminance Contrast Luminance Contrast assists all people, including people with a Vision Impairment to identify and visualize important features and hazards. Page: 3 of 23
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