WHEELCHAIR ACCESS. 19.1 EXCALIBUR continue to strive to achieve full wheelchair access to guests and will endeavor to accommodate guests wherever possible.
WHEELCHAIR ACCESS. Wheelchair ramps, curb cuts, and building entry ways must remain clear at all times to allow residents and others who use wheelchairs free access to their Rooms/Flats and other areas of the Village. Items blocking wheelchair access may be impounded and a fee charged to retrieve them.
WHEELCHAIR ACCESS. Xxxxxx Trolley shall provide wheelchair accessibility in accordance with ADA regulations on all Xxxxxx Trolley vehicles used to provide service on the Routes.
WHEELCHAIR ACCESS. 21.1 MEMOIRE continue to strive to achieve full wheelchair access to guests and will endeavor to accommodate guests wherever possible.
WHEELCHAIR ACCESS. At Existing and Subsequently Acquired ATM Locations included under this Agreement which contain multiple Express ATMs, the Enhanced Express ATM shall be the ATM with the longest hours of operation and shall be wheelchair accessible.
WHEELCHAIR ACCESS. 18.1 MEA CULPA continue to strive to achieve full wheelchair access to guests and will endeavour to accommodate guests wherever possible.
WHEELCHAIR ACCESS. Residents must not obstruct, impede access to or from any wheelchair ramps, curb cuts, and building entry ways (access ways). Residents must ensure all such access ways remain clear at all times to allow residents and others who use wheelchairs free access to their Rooms/Apartments and other areas of the Village. Resident(s) must notify Village management upon becoming aware of any obstruction to any access way in the Village.
WHEELCHAIR ACCESS. 16.1. THE LAKESIDE continues to strive to achieve full wheelchair access to guests and will endeavour to accommodate guests wherever possible.
WHEELCHAIR ACCESS. Upon Guests’ request, Homeowner will provide a commercial grade wheelchair ramp for access through the main front door. Guest assumes all liability for the use of such ramp and does so at their own risk.
WHEELCHAIR ACCESS. Two hundred dollars ($200) per incident for each occurrence that: (1) a wheelchair lift fails to operate properly during the pick up of a disabled passenger, (2) a wheelchair becomes unfastened from its tie down(s),
