Section 400.110 Purpose

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Illinois Administrative Code › Title 71 PUBLIC BUILDINGS, FACILITIES, AND REAL PROPERTY › CHAPTER I: CAPITAL DEVELOPMENT BOARD › Part 400 ILLINOIS ACCESSIBILITY CODE › Section 400.110 Purpose

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Section 400.110  Purpose

a)         The purpose of this Illinois Accessibility Code (Code), as

represented in Appendix A, is to implement the Environmental Barriers Act (EBA)

[410 ILCS 25].  This Code is intended to establish minimum scoping and

technical design requirements to ensure that the built environment in the State

of Illinois is designed, constructed, and altered to be accessible to and

usable by all, including individuals with disabilities.

b)         This Code is also intended to resolve areas of difference

between federal accessible design standards such as the Americans With

Disabilities Act (ADA), standards for accessible design (28 CFR 36 (2010)) and

the Code.  The drafters of this Code compared and primarily adopted the

stricter of State or federal accessible design standards to provide the

greatest access throughout the State.

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