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  • Is the curb ramp at least 36" wide

  • Does the curb ramp have a running slope of 8.33% or less

  • Does the curb ramp have a cross slope of 2% or less

  • Does the curb ramp have a gutter slope of 5% or less

  • Are transitions on and off the curb ramp flush and free of abrupt level changes

  • Is the curb ramp free from blockage by legally parked cars

  • Does the sidewalk have a landing at the top of the curb ramp at least 36" in length and at least as wide as the curb ramp excluding the flared sides

  • Does the slope of the landing permit water to drain and not accumulate

  • If a landing does not exist, are there flared sides with a slope of no greater than 8.33%

  • Does the curb ramp have flared sides

  • If the sidewalk landing at the top of the curb ramp is at least 36", is the slope of the flared sides 10% or less

  • If the sidewalk landing at the top of the curb ramp is less than 36" wide, is the slope of the flared sides 8.33% or less

  • If no flared sides, is there an obstruction or grass on each side of the curb ramp that discourages pedestrians from traveling across the ramp

  • Does the curb ramp have detectable warnings

  • Does the detectable warning surface contrast visually with adjacent walking surfaces either light on dark or dark on light

  • Does the detectable warning extend across the entire width of the curb ramp (excluding flared sides)

  • Does the detectable warning extend either the full depth of the curb ramp or at least 24" measured from the back of the curb on the ramp surface

  • Does the detectable warning consist of a surface of truncated domes

  • Does the dome base measure .9" minimum / 1.4" maximum with a top diameter between 50% minimum and 65% maximum of the base diameter with a height of .2"

  • Do the domes have a center to center spacing between 1.6" and 2.4" with a base to base spacing of .65" minimum

  • If the curb ramp is built up to the curb, is it at least 36" wide, with a top landing at least 36" deep and outside the path of anywhere cars are allowed to drive

  • If the curb ramp has flared sides, is the slope no greater than 5%

  • If curb ramp is corner type, is the bottom of the landing at least 48" long and contained in the crosswalk

  • Is the ramp of the curb ramp contained in markings

  • If the curb ramp has flared sides, is there a segment of curb that extends at least 24" long on each side of the curb ramp and within the marked crossing

  • If a sidewalk goes through a raised island, are there curb ramps

  • Does the curb ramp have a level area at least 48"long x 36"wide at the top of the curb ramp intersected by the crossings

  • Is the 48"x36" area oriented so that the 48" length is in the direction of the running slope of the curb ramp it serves

  • Is the curb ramp a parallel or double curb ramp with a common bottom landing

  • does the sidewalk provide a barrier to prevent foot traffic from walking across the ramp

  • is the ramp run slope no greater than 8.33%

  • is the ramp cross slope no greater than 2%

  • is the bottom landing no less than 36" long and 36" wide

  • Observations

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