Campus Accessibility Guide

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1 Campus Accessibility Guide 1

2 About This Guide California State University, San Bernardino offers a wide range of services to individuals with disabilities. This accessibility guide is designed to help individuals with disabilities navigate safely throughout the CSUSB campus. In it, you will find valuable information, including locations of accessible parking, exterior paths of travel and accessible entrances to building facilities, along with policies, emergency evacuation procedures, areas of rescue and descriptions of a wide range of facilities and services available to students, faculty, staff and visitors with disabilities. Information contained in this guide is available in print and online at AccessibilityGuide.pdf. Throughout this guide you will find references to various offices and departments on campus that may be able to provide additional information. We welcome and encourage you to contact any of these offices directly with any questions or concerns you may have regarding policies or accessibility issues. Although we have made every effort to include the most up-to-date policies and information, individual policies, office hours and services may change from time to time. Offices and departments responsible for the services/policies in question will be able to provide the most current information, which supersedes the information contained within this access guide. Welcome to CSUSB! 2 3

3 Table of Contents About This Guide page 2 Table of Contents page 4 Quick Reference Contacts page 10 COLLEGES page 12 BOX OFFICES page 12 Emergency Code Blue Phones page 14 Emergency Phone Locations (see note below): page 14 TTY/ TDD/ Video Phones page 14 TDD phones are located: page 14 A TTY phone is located at: page 14 Video phones for the hearing impaired are located: page 16 Services to Students with Disabilities page 18 Mission Statement page 18 Office Hours of Operation page 18 Getting to Campus page 20 From Interstate 215 at University Parkway page 20 From Nearby Metro Areas and Freeways Ontario International Airport page 20 Los Angeles International Airport page 20 Pasadena page 20 Orange County page 20 Riverside page 20 High Desert areas page 20 Palm Springs area page 20 San Diego area page 20 Transit Services page 20 Loading Zones page 20 Bicycle Racks page 22 Bicycle Rack Locations page 22 Parking Services page 24 Mission Statement page 24 Information Services Hours of Operation page 24 Office Hours of Operation page 24 Parking Permits and Temporary (Visitor) Parking Passes page 24 Accessible Spaces page 26 Purchasing Parking Permits page 26 Parking Permit Dispenser Locations page 26 Temporary Medical Parking Permits page 26 Information Centers page

4 Accessible Parking Stall Locations page 28 About Individual Building Pages page 32 Areas of Rescue Assistance page 32 Campus Courtesy Phones page 32 High Winds: North-Facing Doors page 32 Administration Building page 34 Administrative Services page 36 Animal House/Vivarium page 38 Biological Sciences page 40 Chaparral Hall page 42 Chemical Sciences Building page 44 Children s Center page 46 College of Education Building page 48 Commons Building page 50 Coyote Bookstore page 52 Environmental Health and Safety page 54 Facilities Management Building page 56 Faculty Offices Building page 58 Foundation Building page 60 Geology Lab Facility page 62 Health and Physical Education Building page 64 Health Center page 66 Heating and Air Conditioning page 68 Jack Brown Hall page 70 Modular Classroom Complex page 74 Parking Services Office page 76 Performing Arts Building page 78 Pfau Library page 80 Physical Education Building page 84 Physical Sciences Building page 86 Santos Manuel Student Union page 88 Sierra Hall page 90 Social and Behavioral Sciences page 92 Student Recreation and Fitness Center page 96 University Hall page 98 University Police page 102 Visual Arts Center and Robert V. Fullerton Art Museum page 104 Yasuda Center page 106 Cart Transportation Assistance for Students page 108 General Cart Transportation Assistance Policies page

5 High Wind Conditions page 108 Drop-Off and Pick-Up Areas page 108 Roadways and Vehicle-Accessible Areas page 110 Emergency Evacuation Policies and Procedures page 112 Policy Statement page 112 Emergency Evacuation page 112 Emergency Evacuation Signs page 114 Evacuation Policy for Individuals with Disabilities page 114 Direct Emergency Response by Disability page 114 Visual Impairment page 114 Deafness or Hearing Loss page 116 Mobility Impairments page 116 Power Outages page 118 Injured Person page 120 Campus Closure Procedures page 122 Hazards page 122 High Winds page 124 Disruption Plan Policy page 126 Disruption Plan page 126 Process page 126 Implementation page 126 Notification Methods page 128 Reporting Physical Barriers to Accessibility page 128 Emergency Notification System page 130 Connect-ED Frequently Asked Questions page

6 Quick Reference Contacts Emergencies DIAL 911 Services to Students with Disabilities (909) TDD Phone (909) Academic Computing and Media (909) Admissions and Student Recruitment (909) Advising and Academic Services (909) Associated Students, Inc. (909) Athletics (909) Bursar s Office (909) Capital Planning, Design and Construction (CPDC) (909) Coyote Bookstore (909) Coyote One Card (909) Career Development Center (909) Children s Center (909) Community Counseling Center (909) Data Center and Helpdesk Services (909) Dining Services (909) Distributed Learning (909) Event Scheduling (909) Facilities Services (909) Financial Aid (909) Foundation for CSUSB (909) Housing and Residential Life (909) Human Resources (909) Learning Center (909) Library (John M. Pfau Library) (909) Ombuds Services (909) Palm Desert Campus (PDC) (909) Parking Services (909) President s Office (909) Public Affairs (909) Main Campus Number (909) Campus Police (non-emergency) (909)

7 TTY/TDD Equipped Psychological Counseling Center (909) Records, Registration and Evaluation (909) Recreational Sports (909) Student Assistance in Learning (SAIL) (909) Student Union (Santos Manuel Student Union) (909) Student Health Services (909) Student Leadership and Development (909) Telecommunications and Network Services (TNS) (909) Univ. Center for Developmental Disabilities (PDC) (909) WorkAbility IV (909) Writing Center (909) COLLEGES Arts and Letters (909) Business and Public Administration (909) Education (909) Extended Learning (909) Natural Sciences (909) Social and Behavioral Sciences (909) BOX OFFICES ASI Box Office (909) Coussoulis Arena Box Office (909) Music Box Office (909) Theatre Box Office (909) Robert V. Fullerton Art Museum (909)

8 Emergency Code Blue Phones Dedicated emergency phones can be found at various outdoor locations throughout campus. These phones are push-button operated and are topped by distinctive blue lights for easy identification. They provide a direct connection to University Police and should be used to report suspicious activity, crimes in progress or any emergency situation. A dispatcher will identify the location of the phone being used (even if nothing is said by the user) and will dispatch police personnel as necessary. Emergency phones are also located in all campus elevators. Dialing on any campus phone will also connect the user directly to University Police. Emergency Phone Locations (see note below): Parking Lots A (2 phones), F, G, H Sierra Drive between Lots B and C Coyote Drive near Information Center University Police Office University Parkway near Information Center Sierra Hall Biology Building Social and Behavioral Sciences Building Temporary Classrooms and Offices Performing Arts Building Student Union Parking Services Commons Building Recreation Center Serrano Village Arrowhead Village (5 phones) East and West Parking Structures (multiple phones) Please note: Phones are located at or near these locations. Please see map on pages for more details. All phones are wheelchair accessible. TTY/ TDD/ Video Phones TDD phones are located: On the first floor of the Pfau Library In the lobby on the first floor of University Hall A TTY phone is located at: The SSD office in University Hall

9 Video phones for the hearing impaired are located: On the second floor of the addition to Pfau Library across from room 2005 In the SSD office in University Hall 183 At the Office of Housing and Residential Life For more information on Sorenson video phones, please contact the SSD office

10 Location: University Hall 183 Phone: (909) Fax: (909) Website: TDD: (909) Services to Students with Disabilities Address: Mission Statement The mission of the office of Services to Students with Disabilities (SSD) is to increase retention for students with disabilities by ensuring equitable treatment and equal access to all academic programs and facilities at CSUSB. The SSD office acts as a catalyst and agent for compliance with federal and state laws that mandate equal opportunity and access for persons with disabilities. As a component of educational equity, the SSD office provides support services that assist students with disabilities in the attainment of their academic and personal potential. The SSD office fulfills its mission by providing the necessary academic support services instrumental for the achievement of chosen academic goals. Strategies include, but are not limited to: Providing support services for students who have disabilities; Advocating with and for individuals with disabilities on campus and in the community; Working for social changes; Promoting and coordinating systematic institutional initiatives for ensuring complete university programmatic and environmental access to individuals with disabilities; Distributing accurate information about disabilities; and serving as a resource for those who study the sociological, psychological and environmental aspects of the culture of people with disabilities. In order to ensure appropriate accommodations, needs are assessed on an individual basis. To receive services there must be appropriate and current documentation to support the need for services, unless this determination of need can be made by qualified SSD staff members. Office Hours of Operation Monday through Thursday 8:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Friday 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. For more information, please contact Services to Students with Disabilities

11 Getting to Campus From Interstate 215 at University Parkway Exit the freeway and travel one mile north/northeast to the end of University Parkway, which becomes the main entrance to CSUSB (at Northpark Blvd). Ahead and to your left will be the Parking Services Information Booth. From Nearby Metro Areas and Freeways Ontario International Airport Take I-10 East, to I-215 North. Exit at University Parkway in San Bernardino and turn right. Los Angeles International Airport Take I-405 North, to I-10 East, to I-215 North. Exit at University Parkway in San Bernardino and turn right. Pasadena Take I-210 East to I-215 North. Exit at University Parkway in San Bernardino and turn right. Orange County Take Highway 91 East, which becomes I-215 North in Riverside. Continue on I-215, and exit at University Parkway in San Bernardino and turn right. Riverside Take Highway 91 East, which becomes I-215 North in Riverside. Continue on I-215, and exit at University Parkway in San Bernardino and turn right. High Desert areas Take I-15 South, to I-215 South. Exit at University Parkway in San Bernardino and turn left. Palm Springs area Take I-10 West, to I-215 North. Exit at University Parkway in San Bernardino and turn right. San Diego area Take I-15 North, to I-215 North. Exit at University Parkway in San Bernardino and turn right. Transit Services Transit providers, including local Omnitrans buses; Metrolink commuter trains from Los Angeles and Orange counties; and Amtrak trains include stops at or near the CSUSB campus. For specifi c route and schedule information can be found at the following websites: Omnitrans: Metrolink: Amtrak: SANBAG: Access Bus: Loading Zones Designated loading/drop-off zones are located throughout campus and can be distinguished by signage and/or curb markings. All passenger loading/drop-off zones are wheelchair accessible and feature truncated domes for the visually impaired. Vehicles dropping off or picking up passengers Cal State San Bernardino Campus Accessibility Map PW t FM AF t t UP I! t ES AS I! t Accessible Parking I! Emergency Phone "L Loading Zone "P "P A Parking Permit Dispenser f Information Booth t "P AA t I! t BB Needs Detectable Warning Installed Accessible Route Hazardous Path "L YC L FB OT I! t B NORTHPARK BLVD I! "P t PK1 VA t CC "P I! I! I! DD "P "P M t t SH I! HA CH AH AD t C GF CS I! t t t FO BK SB BI PS PA I! t BUS STOP I1 UNIVERSITY PKWY MAP NOT TO SCALE TO PASADENA Ontario TO L.A. Bio Lot t TO BEACH CITIES t t TO BARSTOW Victorville Palm Ave. I! t I! I! I! PL I! IC-1 TO/TC f "P I! I! I! SU UH CE I! "L I! "L TA HC CO D PK2 I! Kendal Dr. Corona "P JB HP PE t t Riverside TO SAN DIEGO E t I! "P I! SV I! I! t t t t I! t Campus Dr. t t University Pkwy. "P AV UV I! Soccer Field I! I! RF "L t E St. t t G "P F NORTHPARK BLVD I! IC-2 f I! San Bernardino "P Moreno Valley Perris H TO SB MTNS. Redlands TO TEMECULA Athletic Fields I! TO PALM SPRINGS 20 21

12 need not display a parking permit, but are restricted to a 5-minute time limit, unless otherwise noted. A passenger loading/drop-off zone is located at the front of campus at the end of University Parkway, directly in front of the flagpoles. Additional passenger/ drop-off zones are located near the following buildings: Commons/University Hall College of Education Student Recreation and Fitness Center Yasuda Center (College of Extended Learning) Bicycle Racks Bicycle racks located throughout campus are the only appropriate places to secure bicycles. Bicycles must be parked in bicycle racks or in any parking area specifically designated or marked as a bicycle area. Bicycles shall not be secured to railings, hand rails or guard rails, including, but not limited to, those railings or other objects that may be required by persons with mobility impairments. Illegally parked bicycles will be cited and/or impounded. The Public Safety and Parking Services departments do not assume responsibility for locks cut for bicycle impoundment. For additional information on bicycle policies and regulations, please visit Individuals with visual or mobility impairments should always exercise caution around bicycle rack areas. Bicycle Rack Locations Bicycle racks can be found at the following locations: Bookstore College of Education Coussoulis Arena Health and Physical Education Jack Brown Hall Performing Arts Building Pfau Library Physical Education Building Physical Sciences Building Sierra Hall Social and Behavioral Sciences Student Recreation and Fitness Center University Hall Yasuda Center Additional bicycle racks are located throughout the student housing areas

13 Location: Temporary Office Buildings (TO-209) Phone: (909) Website: Fax: (909) Address: Parking Services Mission Statement The Department of Parking Services is committed to providing the university with the highest level of service through innovative parking management solutions and excellence in customer service. We are dedicated to maintaining accessible, attractive and safe parking facilities to meet the parking needs of our customers. Information Services Hours of Operation Monday through Thursday 7:00 AM to 8:30 PM Friday 7:00 AM to 7:00 PM Saturday and Sunday 7:00 AM to 5:00 PM Summer Hours (June through September) Monday through Thursday 7:00 AM to 7:00 PM Office Hours of Operation Normal office hours: Monday through Friday 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM Extended hours during first week of each quarter: Monday through Thursday 8:00 AM 6:30 PM, Friday 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM Summer hours (June through September): Monday through Thursday 7:00 AM to 5:30 PM Parking Permits and Temporary (Visitor) Parking Passes Current valid CSUSB or CSU system-wide parking permits must be appropriately displayed on all vehicles parked anywhere on campus. Parking permits are enforced at all times, 24 hours a day, seven days a week. A special permit or decal is required when parking in designated spaces reserved for faculty and staff members, carpool and vanpool participants, housing residents and persons with disabilities. Vehicles must display a valid parking permit, as well as a disabled person placard to park in accessible spaces on campus. The placard number and expiration date must be displayed clearly and in full view from the front of the vehicle. Vehicles displaying a disabled person placard may park in the following spaces: spaces with the international symbol of access (wheelchair symbol), designated timed spaces (with no time restriction, except at the Children s Center parking), general parking spaces, metered parking spaces, and in carpool spaces with two or more passengers. Parking in spaces reserved for individuals or specific group such as: service vehicles, faculty/staff, etcetera, without appropriate permission is prohibited. Violators will be cited

14 Visitors to campus with a valid disabled person placard may stop by one of the information centers on University Parkway or Coyote Drive and receive a courtesy guest permit for the day. Accessible Spaces The CSUSB campus maintains more than 200 accessible parking spaces. These spaces are located in every parking lot throughout campus, including both parking structures. Please refer to building detail pages starting on page 14 for locations of the nearest accessible parking by building. Note: No motor vehicle shall be parked in, obstruct, block, or otherwise bar access to those parking spaces designated as accessible parking. Also, no vehicle shall be parked or left standing so as to interfere with or impede the normal movement of wheelchairs upon ramps installed for the purpose of assisting the movement of persons with disabilities. Purchasing Parking Permits Quarterly parking permits may be purchased online at at the Bursar Offices (Sierra Hall 102 or University Hall 171), or the Parking Services Office (Temporary Offices 209). Daily permits may be purchased at the information centers on University Parkway or Coyote Drive, or at any of the many parking permit dispensers located throughout campus parking lots and structures. (Refer to the next section and/or to the map on page 21, for locations of parking dispensers.) Please contact the Parking Services office for current daily parking rates. Note: Most parking dispensers are set up for drive-up access, but are not currently accessible to walk-up users. Existing dispensers will be replaced with accessible walk-up dispensers as they need replacing. Parking Permit Dispenser Locations Parking lot A (two dispensers) Median between parking lots B and C University Parkway by the Information Center Serrano Village Drive near parking lot D Median between parking lots E and F Coyote Drive by the information center (two dispensers) Area between parking lots G and H Parking structures 1 and 2 For additional information, questions or concerns, please contact Parking Services. Temporary Medical Parking Permits Temporary medical parking permits are available to students with supporting documentation and/or students who have visually verifiable disabilities. Temporary medical parking permits must be used in conjunction with a daily parking pass or quarterly parking permit and provide parking assistance for a two-week period only. These temporary permits may be obtained at the Services to Students with Disabilities office, located in University Hall 183. For parking assistance beyond two weeks, students must visit their local Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV). For more information on temporary medical parking permits, please call Services to Students with Disabilities at (909)

15 Information Centers There are two drive-up information centers on campus. They are located at the entrances to campus on University Parkway and on Coyote Drive. The staff at the information centers can provide helpful information regarding parking, directions on campus and can provide guests with campus maps. Daily parking permits may also be purchased here. Please contact the Parking Services office for current daily parking rates. Please refer to the map on pages for locations of information centers on campus. Accessible Parking Stall Locations Location Automobile Stalls Van Stalls Administration Parking 1 Automobile Stall 1 Van Stall Administrative Services Parking 4 Automobile Stall 2 Van Stalls Biology Lot 6 Automobile Stall 3 Van Stalls Bookstore Parking Children s Center/Sierra Hall No Accessible Parking No Accessible Parking Coussoulis Arena Parking 1 Automobile Stall 1 Van Stall Commons Parking/Delivery No Accessible Parking College of Education Parking 5 Automobile Stalls 1 Van Stall Facilities Parking 1 Automobile Stall 1 Van Stall Heating and Air Conditioning 0 Automobile Stalls 1 Van Stall Health Center Parking 1 Automobile Stall 0 Van Stalls Parking lot A No Accessible Parking Parking lot AA 4 Automobile Stalls 0 Van Stalls Parking lot B 1 Automobile Stall 1 Van Stall Parking lot BB 3 Automobile Stalls 1 Van Stall Parking lot C 15 Automobile Stalls 6 Van Stalls Parking lot D 19 Automobile Stalls 6 Van Stalls Parking lot D Turnabout 0 Automobile Stalls 1 Van Stall Parking lot E 15 Automobile Stalls 4 Van Stalls Parking lot E/F Turnabout 1 Automobile Stall 1 Van Stall Parking lot F 5 Automobile Stalls 0 Van Stalls Parking lot G 9 Automobile Stalls 3 Van Stalls Parking lot H No Accessible Parking Parking lot L 6 Automobile Stalls 1 Van Stall Parking lot M 2 Automobile Stalls 0 Van Stalls 28 29

16 Parking lots A/B Connector No Accessible Parking Parking lots D/F Connector 5 Automobile Stalls 2 Van Stalls Parking Structure East 15 Automobile Stalls 0 Van Stalls Parking Structure West 15 Automobile Stalls 0 Van Stalls Pfau Library Parking No Accessible Parking Social and Behavioral Sciences 0 Automobile Stalls 2 Van Stalls University Police Parking 1 Automobile Stall 1 Van Stall University Village 11 Automobile Stalls 0 Van Stalls Visual Arts Parking No Accessible Parking 30 31

17 About Individual Building Pages The following pages provide detailed information regarding the various buildings and facilities located throughout the CSUSB campus. They are arranged in alphabetical order by building name, and each page features information regarding accessible outdoor paths of travel, entrances, facilities, chair lifts, and locations of any required areas of rescue assistance in each building. Additional information including the number of floors and elevators in the building, building occupants, and the year each building was constructed can also be found on these pages. Note: For the purpose of this guide, restrooms, drinking fountains, and entrances that meet or exceed the minimum requirements as specified by the Americans with Disabilities Act Accessibility Guidelines and Title 24 of the California Code of Regulations are identified as accessible. For more information regarding guidelines, measurements, specifications and other design features, please contact the office of Capital Planning Design and Construction. Areas of Rescue Assistance Areas of Rescue Assistance are designated areas where people who are unable to use stairs may remain temporarily in safety to await further instruction or assistance during an emergency evacuation. These areas are identified in the individual building pages. Campus Courtesy Phones Campus courtesy phones are located in most classrooms, offices and hallways. These are available for making free calls to on-campus offices. Dialing on any campus courtesy phone will connect the user directly to University Police. The large number of phones located throughout campus makes it nearly impossible to indicate every individual phone in this guide. For information regarding courtesy phone locations in specific buildings, please contact the Telecommunications and Network Services office. High Winds: North-Facing Doors The CSUSB campus is located in an area often affected by Santa Ana wind conditions. During high winds, custodial staff may exercise their discretion in closing north-facing doors. All individuals should exercise extreme caution in these conditions and should proceed to the nearest accessible entrance. More information regarding campus evacuation procedures can be found on page 113, wind closures on page 124, and construction disruption plan policy on page

18 Year Built: 1965 Administration Building Number of Floors: 1 Map Abbreviation: AD Located in this Building: President s Office, Academic Affairs, Graduate Studies, Public Affairs, Alumni Affairs, University Advancement, McNair Scholarship Program, Institutional Research, Research and Sponsored Programs Nearest Accessible Parking is located in Parking Lot C, east of the Administration Building. AD Building Details: This is a single-floor building. There are two accessible entrances on the south side of the building (details are displayed in the map on the next page). All restrooms in this building are accessible. There are currently no accessible drinking fountains; however, a remodel for accessible drinking fountains is scheduled to be completed by December Information on the following is not needed for a single-story building: area of rescue, chair lift, or evacuation chair

19 Year Built: 1999 Administrative Services Number of Floors: 1 Map Abbreviation: AS Located in this Building: Duplicating Services and Mail Services Nearest Accessible Parking is located in Parking Lot A, northwest of the Administrative Services Building. Building Details: This is a single-floor building. There are no accessible entrances for this building. All entrances exceed allowable pulling force. A remodel for accessible entrance is scheduled to be completed by December All restrooms and drinking fountains in this building are accessible. Information on the following is not needed for a single-story building: area of rescue, chair lift, or evacuation chair. AS DISCLAIMER: Any accessible broken path of travel that is displayed in the map above is scheduled for correction by

20 Year Built: 1968 Animal House/Vivarium Number of Floors: 1 Map Abbreviation: AH Located in this Building: Animal Rooms, Greenhouses, Research Rooms Nearest Accessible Parking is located in the West Parking Structure and Biology Parking Lot. Building Details: This is a single-floor building. There are no accessible entrances for this building. All entrances exceed allowable pulling force. A remodel for accessible entrance is scheduled to be completed by December All restrooms in this building are accessible. There are no drinking fountains in this building. Information on the following is not needed for a single-story building: area of rescue, chair lift, or evacuation chair. AH DISCLAIMER: Any accessible broken path of travel that is displayed in the map above is scheduled for correction by

21 Biological Sciences Year Built: 1968 (major renovation in 2008) Number of Floors: 3, plus basement Map Abbreviation: BI Located in this Building: College of Natural Sciences Administration Offices, Biology, Physics, Geology, and Natural Science Classrooms, Laboratories, and Faculty Offices Nearest Accessible Parking is located in Parking Lot M, the West Parking Structure, and the Biology Lot. Building Details: There are two accessible entrances on the west side of the building on the first floor (details are displayed in the map on the next page). The building is equipped with a single elevator that services all floors. BI Basement The basement is not accessible from the outside of the building. Accessible access to the basement is conducted by elevator. This floor has accessible restrooms and drinking fountains. An area of rescue has been proposed for this floor and will be completed by December First Floor (Ground Level) There are two accessible entrances on the west side of the building on the first floor. The building is equipped with an elevator that services all floors. This floor has accessible restrooms and drinking fountains. Second Floor The building is equipped with an elevator that services all floors. This floor has accessible restrooms and drinking fountains. An area of rescue has been proposed for this floor and will be completed by December This floor is equipped with an evacuation chair/emergency wheelchair, Model MK3, that is located at the south stairwell, designated as stairwell one. The evacuation chair has a weight capacity of 330 pounds, requires no attachments to stairs or side railings, and has an automatic braking system. This chair is designed for emergency use to move individuals quickly through corridors, down stairs, or to the elevator for building evacuation. Third Floor The building is equipped with an elevator that services all floors. This floor has accessible restrooms Women's Restroom Men's Restroom Elevator and drinking fountains. An area of rescue has been proposed for this floor and will be completed by December Area of Rescue 40 41

22 Year Built: 1964 Chaparral Hall Number of Floors: 1 Map Abbreviation: CH Located in this Building: Classrooms Nearest Accessible Parking is located in Parking Lot C, east of Chaparral Hall. CH Building Details: This is a single-floor building. Accessible entrance for this building is located on the south side of the building (details are provided in the map on the next page). All restrooms and drinking fountains in this building are accessible. Information on the following is not needed for a singlestory building: area of rescue, chair lift, or evacuation chair

23 Year Built: 2006 Chemical Sciences Building Number of Floors: 3, plus basement Map Abbreviation: CS Located in this Building: Chemistry, Biology, Geology, and Natural Science Classrooms, Laboratories, and Faculty Offices Nearest Accessible Parking is located in Parking Lot M, Parking Lot L and the West Parking Structure. Building Details: There are accessible entrances on the west and east sides of the building on the first floor (details are displayed in the map on the next page). The building is equipped with two elevators that service floors one, two and three. Basement CS The basement is not accessible from the outside of the building. No classes are conducted in the basement. This floor has accessible restrooms. This floor does not have accessible drinking fountains; a remodel has been proposed for this floor and will be completed by December An area of rescue for this floor is not required. First Floor (Ground Level) Accessible entrances are on the west side and east side of building on the first floor (details are displayed in the map on the next page). The building is equipped with an elevator that services floors one, two, and three. This floor has accessible restrooms. This floor does not have accessible drinking fountains; a remodel has been proposed for this floor and will be completed by December Room 142 is equipped with a wheelchair vertical lift for classroom access. The chair lift has a maximum load of 750 pounds. No key is required to operate the wheelchair lift. Second Floor The building is equipped with an elevator that services floors one, two, and three. This floor has accessible restrooms and drinking fountains. An area of rescue has been proposed for this floor and will be completed by December Third Floor The building is equipped with an elevator that services floors one, two, and three. This floor has accessible restrooms and drinking fountains. An area of rescue has been proposed for this floor and will be completed by December This floor is equipped with an evacuation chair/emergency wheelchair, Model MK2, that is located at the south stairwell designated as stairwell one. The evacuation chair has a weight capacity of 300 pounds, requires no attachments to stairs or side railings, and has an automatic braking system. This chair is designed for emergency use to move individuals quickly through corridors, down stairs, or to the elevator for building evacuation. The evacuation chairs are located at stairwells one, two and seven

24 Year Built: 1980 Children s Center Number of Floors: 1 Map Abbreviation: CC Located in this Building: Children s Center Nearest Accessible Parking is located in Parking Lot B and Lot BB. Building Details: This is a single-floor building. There are no accessible entrances for this building. The entrance exceeds allowable pulling force and does not meet clearance requirements. All restrooms in this building are accessible. The drinking fountains are not accessible. A remodel for accessible drinking fountains is scheduled to be completed by December Information on the following is not needed for a single-story building: area of rescue, chair lift, or evacuation chair. CC DISCLAIMER: Any accessible broken path of travel that is displayed in the adjacent map is scheduled for correction by

25 Year Built: 2008 College of Education Building Number of Floors: 3 Map Abbreviation: CE Located in this Building: College of Education Administration Offices, Education Classrooms, Laboratories, Computer Laboratories, and Literacy Center Nearest Accessible Parking is located in Parking Lot M, Parking Lot L, and the West Parking Structure. Building Details: There are accessible entrances on the west and east sides of the building on the first floor (details are displayed in the map on the next page). The building is equipped with three elevators that service all floors. An area of rescue is not required for this building. First Floor (Ground Level) There are three accessible entrances on the west side of the building, one on the south side of the building, and one on the northeast side of building (details are displayed in the map on the next page). The building is equipped with an elevator that services all floors. This floor has accessible restrooms. This floor has accessible drinking fountains. Second Floor The building is equipped with three elevators that service all floors. This floor has accessible restrooms and drinking fountains. CE Third Floor The building is equipped with three elevators that service all floors. This floor has accessible restrooms and drinking fountains. This floor is equipped with an evacuation chair/emergency wheelchair, Model MK3, that is located at the west stairwells designated as stairwell one, stairwell two, and stairwell three. The evacuation chair has a weight capacity of 330 pounds, requires no attachments to stairs or side railings, and has an automatic braking system. This chair is designed for emergency use to move individuals quickly through corridors, down stairs, or to the elevator for building evacuation. DISCLAIMER: Any accessible broken path of travel that is displayed in the above map is scheduled for correction by

26 Year Built: 1972 Commons Building Number of Floors: 2 Map Abbreviation: CO Located in this Building: Sodexo Food Services, Obershaw Dining Hall, Eucalyptus Room, Pine Room, Sycamore Room and Events Scheduling Nearest Accessible Parking is located in Lot D and Lot E. Building Details: Accessible entrance for the first floor is on the north side of the building. Accessible entrance for the second floor is on the west side of the building (details are displayed in the map on the next page). The building is equipped with one elevator that services all floors. An area of rescue is not required for this building. First Floor (Ground Level) Accessible entrance for the first floor is on the north side of the building (details are displayed in the map on the next page). The building is equipped with an elevator that services all floors. This floor has accessible restrooms. This building does not have accessible drinking fountains. Remodel for accessible drinking fountains has been scheduled to be completed by December This floor is equipped with an evacuation chair/emergency wheelchair, Model MK3, located in the main dining hall on the northeast side of the building between the doors that exit out to the patio. The evacuation chair has a weight capacity of 330 pounds, requires no attachments to stairs or side railings, and has an automatic braking system. This chair is designed for emergency use to move individuals quickly through corridors, down stairs, or to the elevator for building evacuation. Second Floor (Ground Level) Accessible entrance for the second floor is on the west side of the building (details are displayed in the map on the next page). Accessible access to the second floor can be conducted by elevator. This floor has accessible restrooms. This building does not have accessible drinking fountains. Accessible drinking fountains have been scheduled for remodel to be completed by December CO 50 51

27 Year Built: 1987 Coyote Bookstore Number of Floors: 1, plus basement Map Abbreviation: BK Located in this Building: Coyote Bookstore and NCEDL (Navy Project) Nearest Accessible Parking is located in Parking Lot C in front of Chaparral Hall. Accessible entrance for the first floor is on the south side of the building. Accessible entrance for the second floor is on the west side of the building (detail are displayed in the map on the next page). The building is equipped with one elevator that services all floors. An area of rescue is not required for this building. BK Basement The basement is not open to the public. There is one elevator that services all floors. This floor has accessible restrooms. This building does not have accessible drinking fountains. Accessible drinking fountains have been scheduled for remodel to be completed by December First Floor (Ground Level) Accessible entrance for the first floor is on the north side of the building (details are displayed in the map on the next page). The building is equipped with an elevator that services all floors. This floor has accessible restrooms. This building does not have accessible drinking fountains. Accessible drinking fountains have been scheduled for remodel to be completed by December

28 Year Built: 2000 Environmental Health and Safety Number of Floors: 1 Map Abbreviation: ES Located in this Building: Environmental Health and Safety Nearest Accessible Parking is located in Parking Lot A behind EHS Offices. Building Details: This is a single-floor building. There are no accessible entrances for this building. The entrance clearances are not met on either door to this building. All restrooms in this building are accessible. The drinking fountains are not accessible. A remodel for accessible drinking fountains is scheduled to be completed by December Information on the following is not needed for a single-story building: area of rescue, chair lift, or evacuation chair. ES 54 55

29 Facilities Management Building Year Built: 1969; Major renovations completed in 2000 Number of Floors: 1 Map Abbreviation: FM Located in this Building: Capital Planning, Design, and Construction (CPDC); Facilities Services Nearest Accessible Parking is located in the parking lot across from Administrative Services, behind Facilities Management Offices. Building Details: This is a single-floor building. There are no accessible entrances for this building. All entrances exceed allowable pulling force. All restrooms in this building are accessible. The drinking fountains are not accessible. A remodel for accessible drinking fountains is scheduled to be completed by December Information on the following is not needed for a single-story building: area of rescue, chair lift, or evacuation chair. FM DISCLAIMER: Any accessible broken path of travel that is displayed in the above map is scheduled for correction by

30 Year Built: 1988 Faculty Offices Building Number of Floors: 2 Map Abbreviation: FO Located in this Building: Army ROTC, Airforce ROTC, RIMI Nearest Accessible Parking is located in Parking Lot C, next to Administration Building. Building Details: All offices open into a quad area and all entrances are accessible (details are displayed in the map on the next page). The building is equipped with an elevator that services all floors. An area of rescue has been proposed for all floors of this building to be completed by December FO First Floor (Ground Level) All entrances are accessible for this building (details are displayed in the map on the next page). The building is equipped with an elevator that services all floors. This floor has accessible restrooms. This floor has no accessible drinking fountains. This floor is equipped with an evacuation chair/emergency wheelchair, Model MK3, that is located at the south stairwell designated as stairwell one. The evacuation chair has a weight capacity of 330 pounds, requires no attachments to stairs or side railings, and has an automatic braking system. This chair is designed for emergency use to move individuals quickly through corridors, down stairs, or to the elevator for building evacuation. Second Floor The building is equipped with an elevator that services all floors. This floor has accessible restrooms. This floor has no accessible drinking fountains. COURT BELOW Stairs Jan. Area of Rescue 58 59

31 Year Built: 1991 Foundation Building Number of Floors: 1 Map Abbreviation: FB Located in this Building: Foundation Administrative Offices, Sponsored Programs, Office of Technology Transfer and Commercialization (OTTC) Nearest Accessible Parking is located in the Parking Lot B and Lot BB. FB Building Details: This is a single floor building. There are three accessible entrances for this building (details are displayed in the map on the next page). The entrance to the OTTC is located on the east side of the building. All restrooms and drinking fountains in this building are accessible. Information on the following is not needed for a single-story building: area of rescue, chair lift, or evacuation chair. OT 60 61

32 Year Built: 2005 Geology Lab Facility Number of Floors: 1 Map Abbreviation: GF Located in this Building: Geology Laboratory Nearest Accessible Parking is located directly in front of Geology Lab. Building Details: This is a single-floor building. There are no accessible entrances for this building. All entrances exceed allowable pulling force; a remodel is scheduled to be completed by December There are no accessible restrooms or drinking fountains in this building. A remodel for accessible drinking fountains is scheduled to be completed by December Information on the following is not needed for a single-story building: area of rescue, chair lift, or evacuation chair. GF DISCLAIMER: Currently there are no accessible paths of travel to the Geology Lab Facility. Accessible paths of travel scheduled to be completed by

33 Health and Physical Education Building Year Built: 1995 Number of Floors: 2, plus basement Map Abbreviation: HP Located in this Building: Coussoulis Arena, Kinesiology, Nursing, Nutrition and Health Science Laboratories, Classrooms, and Faculty Offices Nearest Accessible Parking is located in East Parking Structure, north of the College of Education Building. Accessible entrances to each floor are located on the south side of the building (details are displayed in the map on the next page). The building is equipped with two elevators that service all floors. Basement Once inside the building accessible access to the basement is conducted by elevator. This floor has accessible restrooms. This floor does not have accessible drinking fountains. A remodel for accessible drinking fountains is scheduled to be completed by December This floor is equipped with an evacuation chair/emergency wheelchair, Model MK2 that is located at the stairwell designated as stairwell two. The evacuation chair has a weight capacity of 300 pounds, requires no attachments to stairs or side railings, and has an automatic braking system. This chair is designed for emergency use to move individuals quickly through corridors, down stairs, or to the elevator for building evacuation. HP First Floor (Ground Level) Once inside the building accessible access between floors is conducted by elevator. This floor has accessible restrooms. Drinking fountain between restrooms near arena s main entrance is accessible. This floor is equipped with an evacuation chair/emergency wheelchair, Model MK3, that is located at the stairwell designated as stairwell one. The evacuation chair has a weight capacity of 330 pounds, requires no attachments to stairs or side railings, and has an automatic braking system. This chair is designed for emergency use to move individuals quickly through corridors, down stairs, or to the elevator for building evacuation. Second Floor Accessible entrances to each floor are located on the south side of the building. Once inside the building accessible access between floors is conducted by elevator. This floor has accessible restrooms. This floor does not have accessible drinking fountains. A remodel for accessible drinking fountains is scheduled to be completed by December

34 Year Built: 1979 Health Center Number of Floors: 1 Map Abbreviation: HC Located in this Building: Student Health Records, Counseling and Nursing Nearest Accessible Parking is located in Parking Lot E. Building Details: This is a single-floor building. Accessible entrances are located on both the south and west sides of the building (details are displayed in the map on the next page). All restrooms in this building are accessible. There are no accessible drinking fountains in this building. A remodel for accessible drinking fountains is scheduled to be completed by December Information on the following is not needed for a single-story building: area of rescue, chair lift, or evacuation chair. HC 66 67

35 Year Built: 1967 Heating and Air Conditioning Number of Floors: 1 Map Abbreviation: HA Located in this Building: Heating and Air Conditioning Nearest Accessible Parking is located in West Parking Structure and Lot L (no accessible path of travel to building). Building Details: This is a single-floor building. There are no accessible entrances for this building. All entrances exceed allowable pulling force. A remodel for accessible entrance is scheduled by December All restrooms in this building are accessible. There are no accessible drinking fountains in this building. A remodel for accessible drinking fountains is scheduled to be completed by December Information on the following is not needed for a single-story building: area of rescue, chair lift, or evacuation chair. HA DISCLAIMER: Any accessible broken path of travel that is displayed in the map above is scheduled for correction by

36 Elev Elev Year Built: 1993 Jack Brown Hall Number of Floors: 5 Map Abbreviation: JB Located in this Building: College of Business and Public Administration, MBA Program, Convenience Store, Inland Empire Center for Entrepreneurship (IECE), Business, Computer Science and Engineering, and Natural Science Classrooms, Laboratories, and Faculty Offices Nearest Accessible Parking is located in Parking Lot E and Parking Lot G. Building Details: Accessible entrances are located on the north, south, and east sides of building (details are displayed in the map on the next page). The building is equipped with power-assisted doors on the first floor located near the main lecture hall. The building is equipped with three elevators that service the building. Two of the elevators service all five floors and one elevator services floors one through three. JB First Floor (Ground Level) There are three elevators in the main lobby of the center of the building. Two elevators on the southeast side designated as elevators one and two service all five floors. The elevator on the southwest side of the lobby services only floors one thru three. This floor has accessible restrooms. There are no accessible drinking fountains. A remodel for accessible drinking fountains is scheduled to be completed by December A vertical wheelchair lift services room 102 and has a maximum capacity of 500 pounds. The wheelchair lift is behind a locked door Jack Brown 111A and the lift requires a key. For information on using the chair lift, please contact the SSD office. Second Floor There are three elevators in the center of the building on this floor. Two elevators on the southeast side designated as elevators one and two service all five floors. The elevator on the southwest side of the building services only floors one thru three. This floor has accessible restrooms. There are no accessible drinking fountains. A remodel for accessible drinking fountains is scheduled to be completed by December An area of rescue has been proposed for this floor and will be completed by December This floor is equipped with an evacuation chair/emergency wheelchair, Model MK3 that is located at the stairwell designated as stairwell two. The evacuation chair has a weight capacity of 330 pounds, requires no attachments to stairs or side railings, and has an automatic braking system. This chair is designed for emergency use to move individuals quickly through corridors, down stairs, or to the elevator for building evacuation. Third Floor Area of Rescue Stairs Open Lobby There are three elevators in the center of the building on this floor. Two elevators on the southeast side designated as elevators one and two service all five floors. The elevator on the southwest side of the building services only floors one thru three