[Access] accessibility surveys

[mary otten]

david,
i'd like to see the first 2. an official ada check-list is not something i want to look at, as i figure it should be pretty complete. i think we should agree on one of these that will be the one we ask event planners to use, and my gut tells me the long one isn't it. these are volunteers! but that's just one person's opinion.

mary

----- source message -----
from: David Gilmartin <Rev.D.Gilmartin at comcast.net>
to: Milestones Joys Sorrows and Dreams Sharing of <access at uueugene.org>
date: 2008/02/07 23:52:03
subject: [Access] accessibility surveys

>
>
> At the Accessibility Committee meeting Feb. 5th, we took a look at  
> several accessibility surveys. There are three, with different  
> approaches and amounts of information. We thought it made sense to  
> make all three available through the accessibility pages of the UUCE  
> website. And we thought it made sense to make copies of any or all of  
> them available to committee members now, as email attachments, for  
> some final review and tweaking, before putting them up on the website.  
> If you want to see any or all of them, please let me know, and tell me  
> which ones you want.
> 
> 1. A survey, fairly simple, in narrative format, from the National  
> Organization on Disability;
> 
> 2. A survey of about 50 items in yes-no-comment format, updated from a  
> survey several disabled UU's did for the Pacific Southwest District a  
> few years ago.
> 
> 3. ADA Checklist for Existing Facilities, copyright 1995 by Barrier  
> Free Environments and Adaptive Environments Center. Lengthier and with  
> more technical detail.
> 
> Please let me know in the next day or two if you want to review any of  
> these. I hope we can complete our reviews, make final changes, and  
> pass them on to Martha by end of next week?
> 
> David G.
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