Individual facilities do not have control over, or responsibility for, provision of curb cuts at intersections within one block of their entrance. In general, this is the responsibility of the city, borough, or township. Inaccessible because of steps, narrow entrance, or very steep slope. If an accessible alternate entrance is available it will receive the universal accessibility symbol and the location of that entrance will be indicated in the footnotes. Steps, narrow doors, or narrow corridors make the interior inaccessible.
Interior spaces refer to public activity areas.
Steps to restrooms, telephones, and fountains are indicated under those features. The footnotes that accompany interiors may contain information about elevators that do not meet standards for control height and cab size. No stairs leading to restrooms, entrance door and stall are at least 32 inches, floor space inside the stall is at least 36 inches by 66 inches, and grab bars are at a height of 33 inches to 36 inches. The restroom is on an accessible route but it does not meet all UFAS standards listed above. Restrooms are not accessible because of steps, a very narrow entrance, or very small interior.