creativerecreational
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I am imagining what this playground equipment gonna look like, haha. Well, you should ask the guards for this and look up for the code that is in violation.
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Indoor play equipment accessibility
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ADAguy
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These are appearing on cruise ships but ships are moveable and not fixed.
George Barnes
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There many facets to code application, some feasible while others not as much. The important concept is how to achieve a reasonable balance, hence the term "reasonable accommodation". Has an alternative but similar experience that is technically feasible been considered for impaired individuals to use? If there is no such feasible means, then it would seem as the code official that required due diligence has been performed. Good luck.