Goldenwest Mobility


1815 E. Francis, Spokane, WA 99208
509-484-3842
http://www.goldenwestmobility.com

The door of Golden West has its handle on the left side of the door.

ACCESSIBILITY
FEATURES:

PARKING ON STREET
ACCESS TO TRANSIT
EXTERIOR PATHWAY &
SEATING

ENTRANCES
INTERIOR
SEATING
RESTROOM
COMMUNICATION
TECHNOLOGIES & CUSTOMER SERVICE

PARKING

This establishment has the following types of parking: free lot

  • There is a total of 17 spaces on the premises
  • A total of 3 are marked ‘reserved’, ‘handicapped’, ‘disabled’, etc.
  • Surface is level, unbroken, firm, slip resistant, free of obstacles

ROUTE FROM NEAREST ACCESSIBLE PARKING AREA TO ACCESSIBLE ENTRANCE:

  • Distance from nearest accessible parking to wheelchair accessible entrance is 50 feet.
  • Route is at least 44 inches wide
  • Surface is level, firm, slip resistant, free of obstacles
  • Route is partially covered
  • Lighting level is bright in daytime, and is adequate for mobility and reading signs

PARKING NOTES:

  • Accessible parking is along front (north) of building and west side of building

Passenger Loading Zone

  • There is no designated Passenger Loading Zone for the establishment
  • Establishment is located within the STA Service Area for Paratransit

ACCESS TO TRANSIT

  • Establishment is located within the STA Service Area for
    Paratransit

Access to STA Fixed Bus Route(s)

Route Number: 27 – E. Frances Ave. at N. Pittsburg St.
Stop Number 1965 Westbound
Stop number 1999 Eastbound

  • Distance from nearest bus stop to wheelchair accessible entrance is 500+ feet
  • Route is at least 44 inches wide
  • Surface is level, unbroken, firm, slip resistant, free of obstacles
  • Route has curb ramps and curb cuts where needed
  • Lighting level is bright in daytime, and is adequate for mobility and reading signs

TRANSIT NOTES:

  • Best route is to use sidewalk on north side of Frances Ave.

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EXTERIOR

This establishment has exterior pathways or walkways

  • Pathway is minimum 44 inches wide
  • Surface is level, unbroken, firm, slip resistant, free of obstacles
  • Pathway is partially covered
  • Lighting level is bright in daytime, and is adequate for mobility and reading signs

Steps or ramps are not needed at this building

EXTERIOR NOTES:

  • Pathway is across front (south side) of building from accessible parking on the west to the entrance
  • Service animal relief area is in back (north side) of building

RAMPS/STAIRS

No ramps or stairs are needed to enter the establishment

MAIN ENTRANCE

  • The establishment has one public entrance
  • The main entrance is wheelchair accessible
  • Ground or floor is level inside and outside entrance door
  • Threshold of door is level.
  • Door threshold is no more than ½” high
  • As you enter, door opens toward you
  • Door has at least 32” clearance when door is open 90 degrees
  • Door opens with a push button
  • Lighting level is medium in daytime, and is adequate for mobility and reading signs

ENTRANCE NOTES:

  • Push button is on right side of entrance, near the top of a post

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INTERIOR

  • Hallways and aisles are at least 36” wide, or not less than 28” for 4 foot intervals
  • There are locations that allow 60” space for a wheelchair to turn around
  • Hallways and aisles are clear of obstacles, tripping hazards, objects protruding more than 4” or lower than 80”
  • Lighting level is medium in daytime, and is adequate for mobility and reading signs

ELEVATORS AND LIFTS

  • No elevator or lift is needed as this business is on the ground
    level

SEATING

  • The seating area can be accessed without steps
  • Customers can maneuver around and between items in showroom (36” aisles)
  • Entire showroom has low visual stimulation
  • Showroom has low or no background sound

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RESTROOM

  • There is 1 public restroom in the establishment
  • This restroom has ‘wheelchair accessible’ signs
  • This restroom is designated “family”, “unisex”, or “assisted use”
  • Signage is on center of door between 48” and 60” from floor
  • Restroom signage has high contrast, Braille, raised lettering, low glare
  • Users do not need to ask someone for a key to use the restroom
  • Doors, handles, and levers can be operated with a closed fist

RESTROOM DETAILS

  • The restroom has one toilet and does not require a separate stall
  • Door has at least 32” clearance when open 90 degrees
  • Room is easy to open, requiring 5 lbs or less force to open
  • Room is at least 60” wide from side to side
  • Room is at least 56” deep, front to back wall
  • Door can be closed once a wheelchair is inside
  • Grab bars are easily reachable behind toilet and on side wall nearest toilet
  • Height of toilet seat is at least 17” from the floor
  • Toilet flushes with a closed fist
  • There is a coat hook between 30” and 48” from the floor
  • The height of the sink/counter top is no more than 34” from the floor
  • The faucet controls are no more than 17” from front edge of sink or counter top
  • The faucets can be operated with a closed fist
  • There is room for a wheelchair to roll under the sink (27” min clearance, 8” overhang, 9” toe space)
  • Height of soap dispenser control is no more than 48” from floor, and can be reached from a chair
  • Hand dryer or towel dispensers can be operated with a closed fist
  • Hand dryer or towel dispenser controls are no more than 48” from floor
  • Trash receptacles are positioned so they do not block the route of the door
  • Lighting level is bright, and is adequate for mobility and reading signs

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COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGIES &
CUSTOMER SERVICE

  • One or more public phones are available w/adjustable volume control
  • Public phones have controls min 48” from floor, protruding < 4” from wall
  • Acoustics are comfortable (no echoing, loud music, etc). Noise level = Low
  • If a customer is unable to hear, other forms of communication include: writing pad
  • Staff have received instructions on how to arrange ASL services upon request (in person or remote)
  • If there are TVs or projected video, captioning is turned ‘on’ as default
  • Auditory information is presented visually
  • Menus are available in large print, Braille, and/or online.
  • Visual information is presented audibly (staff will read printed materials, etc.)
  • The establishment’s website is accessible to users of screen text readers
  • The following alternate means are available for patrons to order, contact, or schedule: Text, on-line, phone
  • All items are within reach, or assistance is offered to reach them
  • If goods and services are not accessible, they are provided in alternative manner

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Accessibility Ambassador review conducted by Megan Edwards, Alisa Alonge and Dave Reynolds on May 16, 2016