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accessible toilets required?

Robert

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Fire rebuild in CA. Do the toilets in a gym locker room need to be accessible if there is a separate accessible bathroom located 15' away? Also, do I need to use the new 5'-6" turning circle requirement or is this 5' since it's a rebuild of an existing structure? Thanks.
 
Fire rebuild in CA. Do the toilets in a gym locker room need to be accessible if there is a separate accessible bathroom located 15' away? Also, do I need to use the new 5'-6" turning circle requirement or is this 5' since it's a rebuild of an existing structure? Thanks.

ALL new restrooms shall be fully compliant
  1. You need to ask the AHJ if they will accept the CBC 11B-202.4 unreasonable hardship or CBC 11B-103 Equivalent Facilitation in order not to make the restroom fully compliant.
  2. regarding the 66-inches:
  • 11B-304.3.1 Circular Space: The turning space shall be a space of 60 inches diameter minimum. The space shall be permitted to include knee and toe clearance complying with Section 11B-306
  • the 66-inch is not the turning radius, it is the the clearance at the water closet is 66 inches minimum measured perpendicular from the rear wall.
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Ansi-117.1-2017 is not required at this time in CA
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Thanks all. RLGA, yes the person would have to leave the locker room to use the accessible bathroom. I don't like the idea of that inconvenience. Mark it sounds like a question for the AHJ like you mentioned. This is a private tennis club....so I don't think that makes a difference with accessibility.
 
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