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Federal Register · Rule · Jan 13, 1998
In addition, 447 written comments were submitted to the Access Board by the end of the comment period on March 22, 1993. Another 127 comments were received after March 22, 1993. … period, and an additional 127 comments were received after the close of the comment period.
63 FR 2000RuleArchitectural and Transportation Barriers Compliance BoardTransportation for Individuals With Disabilities
Federal Register · Rule · Sep 28, 1998
In this regard, we take the same path as we did under the Air Carrier Access Act, where our regulations specify that carriers are not required to act contrary to FAA safety regulations. … The airline industry is governed, for accessibility purposes, by the Air Carrier Access Act, rather than the ADA.
63 FR 51670Part IIITransportation DepartmentFederal Register · Rule · Sep 28, 1998
Comment. … One organization said that it preferred all but no less than 50%, similar to the regulations under the Air Carrier Access Act regulations.
63 FR 51694Architectural and Transportation Barriers Compliance BoardTransportation DepartmentElectronic and Information Technology Accessibility Standards
Federal Register · Rule · Dec 21, 2000
The public comment period for the proposed rule ended on May 30, 2000. Over 100 individuals and organizations submitted comments on the proposed standards. … Commenters responded that security would be an issue if the time-out period was extended for too long and information with personal data was left exposed.
65 FR 80500Architectural and Transportation Barriers Compliance BoardFederal Register · Rule · Sep 3, 2002
The comment period on the summary closed on September 19, 2000. Approximately 70 comments were received during the public comment period. … Significant Issues Raised During Public Comment Period The significant comments raised during the public comment period are summarized in the preamble to the final rule, along with the Access Board's
67 FR 56352Architectural and Transportation Barriers Compliance BoardTelecommunications Act Accessibility Guidelines
Federal Register · Rule · Feb 3, 1998
The Board is also required to review and update the guidelines periodically. Comment. … No explicit ``grace period'' is needed since it is built into the determination of readily achievable. Comment.
63 FR 5608Architectural and Transportation Barriers Compliance BoardFederal Register · Rule · Jan 13, 1998
Several comments noted that some textures are hard to clean and may not meet sanitation requirements. One comment from a local disability group stated that further study was needed. Response. … Unfunded Mandates Reform Act Under the Unfunded Mandates Reform Act, Federal agencies must prepare a written assessment of the effects of any Federal mandate in a final rule that may result in the
63 FR 2060Architectural and Transportation Barriers Compliance BoardStandards for Accessible Medical Diagnostic Equipment
Federal Register · Rule · Feb 3, 2022
Administrative Procedures Act and Good Cause Findings The Access Board is extending the sunset provisions in the MDE Standards without prior notice and opportunity for public comment because it has … Regulatory Flexibility Act The Regulatory Flexibility Act (RFA) requires federal agencies to analyze the impact of regulatory actions on small entities, unless an agency certifies that the rule will not
87 FR 6037Architectural and Transportation Barriers Compliance BoardRevision of Freedom of Information Act Regulations
Federal Register · Rule · Sep 23, 2026
Comments Received and Changes to the Rule Text The Access Board received eight comments in response to its NPRM. … The statutory time period for response will be tolled while the agency seeks clarification, which will delay the agency's response.
91 FR 60308Architectural and Transportation Barriers Compliance BoardStandards for Accessible Medical Diagnostic Equipment
Federal Register · Rule · Jul 25, 2024
In response to a request from MITA for an extension of the comment period to allow them to provide a more thorough comment, the Board extended the comment period by 30 days to August 31, 2023. … Notice of proposed rulemaking extension of comment period, 88 FR 50096 (Aug. 1, 2023). Below the Board addresses each group of comments received.
89 FR 60307Architectural and Transportation Barriers Compliance BoardFederal Register · Rule · Sep 21, 2020
comment period would be impracticable, unnecessary, or contrary to the public interest. … After the close of the public comment period, the Access Board will also prepare a written response to any major concerns raised by commenters and make this response document publicly available on the
85 FR 59187Architectural and Transportation Barriers Compliance BoardAccessibility Guidelines for Pedestrian Facilities in the Public Right-of-Way
Federal Register · Rule · Aug 8, 2023
The comment period ended on November 23, 2011, and was subsequently reopened until February 2, 2012. 2 During the two comment periods, 460 commenters submitted approximately 600 comments. … A national association of engineering companies also requested an extension of the comment period. The Access Board thus reopened the comment period through February 2, 2012.
88 FR 53604Architectural and Transportation Barriers Compliance BoardFederal Register · Rule · Jul 23, 2004
During the comment period, the Board held public hearings on the proposed guidelines in Dallas, TX and Boston, MA. … During the comment period, the Board held informational meetings on the summary in Washington, DC and San Francisco, CA.
69 FR 44084Architectural and Transportation Barriers Compliance BoardInformation and Communication Technology (ICT) Standards and Guidelines
Federal Register · Rule · Jan 22, 2018
This direct final rule will take effect on the specified effective date, without further action, unless the Access Board receives adverse comment within the comment period. … In May 2016, about one year after the ICT NPRM comment period had closed, the FCC initiated a proceeding (at the behest of several telecommunications companies) to update its accessibility rules to allow
83 FR 2912Architectural and Transportation Barriers Compliance BoardInformation and Communication Technology (ICT) Standards and Guidelines
Federal Register · Rule · Jan 18, 2017
We also received 384 written comments during the comment period. … period of time.)
82 FR 5790Architectural and Transportation Barriers Compliance BoardFederal Register · Rule · Nov 18, 2022
The Chair has discretion to extend the period of time if, at the end of the voting period, there are an insufficient number of votes for the Board to take action. … As such, this rule is exempt from the notice-and-comment process pursuant to the Administrative Procedures Act. See 5 U.S.C. 553(a)(2), 553(b)(3)(A).
87 FR 69168Architectural and Transportation Barriers Compliance BoardAmericans With Disabilities Act (ADA) Accessibility Guidelines for Transportation Vehicles
Federal Register · Rule · Dec 14, 2016
Information developed during the reopened comment period painted a mixed picture of these 1:6 ramps. … the comment period in the fall of 2012 to address issues related to ramp designs.
81 FR 90600Architectural and Transportation Barriers Compliance BoardFederal Register · Rule · May 7, 2014
Most of the comments were submitted by disability advocacy organizations (17 comments) and individuals (16 comments). … Two of the comments were duplicates and one comment was a test. A.
79 FR 26125Architectural and Transportation Barriers Compliance BoardAmericans With Disabilities Act Accessibility Guidelines; Detectable Warnings
Federal Register · Rule · Nov 23, 1998
The Access Board periodically reviews its rulemaking agenda and will evaluate the impact of its efforts in this area and whether further rulemaking is warranted. … by the Unfunded Mandates Reform Act.
63 FR 64836Justice DepartmentJustice DepartmentAmericans With Disabilities Act Accessibility Guidelines; Detectable Warnings
Federal Register · Rule · Jul 29, 1996
Six comments were received in response to the NPRM. Five supported extending the suspension and one opposed the action. … The rule is effective July 26, 1996 so that there will be no interruption in the suspension period. The rule does not require entities covered by the ADA to take any action.
61 FR 39322Justice DepartmentOffice of the Attorney General
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