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Ada compliance checker

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npx -y skills add a5c-ai/babysitter --skill ada-compliance-checker

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ADA accessibility compliance checking skill for routes, slopes, and pedestrian facilities

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ADA Compliance Checker Skill

Purpose

The ADA Compliance Checker Skill verifies accessibility compliance for pedestrian facilities including routes, slopes, ramps, and curb ramps per ADA requirements.

Capabilities

  • Accessible route analysis
  • Slope and cross-slope checking
  • Ramp design verification
  • Curb ramp compliance
  • Detectable warning requirements
  • Parking accessibility
  • Clear width verification
  • Level landing requirements

Usage Guidelines

When to Use

  • Verifying accessibility
  • Designing accessible routes
  • Evaluating curb ramps
  • Checking parking layouts

Prerequisites

  • Facility design complete
  • Survey data available
  • Grade information known
  • Width dimensions provided

Best Practices

  • Check all routes
  • Verify slopes in field
  • Consider maintenance
  • Document exceptions

Process Integration

This skill integrates with:

  • Highway Geometric Design
  • Permit Application Preparation

Configuration

ada-compliance-checker:
  standards:
    - ADA
    - PROWAG
    - ADAAG
  check-types:
    - slopes
    - widths
    - landings
    - curb-ramps
    - detectable-warnings

Output Artifacts

  • Compliance reports
  • Slope analysis
  • Deficiency lists
  • Improvement recommendations

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