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101.17.9 HCD 1-Department of Housing and Community Development. Application-
- Hotels
- Motels
- Lodging houses
- Apartment houses
- Dwellings
- Employee housing and
- Factory-built housing.
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Access and adaptability
requirements for the physically disabled shall apply to:
- All newly constructed privately
funded covered
multifamily dwelling units in buildings having three (3) or more
dwelling units and privately funded shelters intended for occupancy as residences for
homeless persons.
- These regulations do not apply to buildings containing less than four condominium dwelling units.
- These regulations also do not apply to the
repair of, rehabilitation of or additions to privately funded apartment houses,
condominiums or time-share units.
- Each building on a building site shall be
considered separately when determining applicability of these regulations.
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Examples |
The percentage of ground-floor dwelling units in
nonelevator buildings required to be adaptable and on an accessible route
shall be determined by the use of Chapter 11A. All other ground- floor dwelling units in
nonelevator buildings shall be made to comply with the following requirements:
- Grab bar reinforcement (Chapter 11A)
- Thirty-two-inch (813 mm) clear door interior opening width
(Chapter 11A)
- Lever hardware (Chapter 10)
- Door signal devices (Chapter 11A)
- Clear space by doors (Chapters 10 and 11A)
- Minimum 15-inch (381 mm) water closet seat height (Chapter 11A)
- Electrical receptacle outlet height [Article 210-7 (g.1), California
Electrical Code, Title 24, Part 3]
- Lighting and environmental control height [Article 380-8 (c.1),
California Electrical Code, Title 24, Part 3]
- Faucet controls, California Plumbing Code, Title 24, Part 5
- Water closet, bathtub and lavatory minimum space
requirements (Chapter 11A)
- Removable cabinets under the kitchen sink counter area
(Chapter 11A)
Enforcing Agency-Local building
department or the Department of Housing and Community Development.
Authority Cited-Health and Safety Code Sections
17921, 50558 and 50559.
Reference-Health and Safety Code Sections 17000
through 17060, 17910 through 17990, 50558 and 50559. |