SEAL OF APPROVAL NAAC

Welcome to the Brand page for “SEAL OF APPROVAL NAAC”, which is offered here for Consultation services in the area of accessibility, interpretation and cross-referencing of accessibility codes, compliance with federal accessibility codes, detailed assessments of §504/ada title ii/adaag/fha/ufas accessibility compliance, evaluation of structural impracticability, technical infeasibility, and site constraints, determinations of equivalent facilitation and development of alternative methods of compliance, evaluations of the usability of architectural barriers, reviews of policies, procedures, programs, services and activities relating to reasonable accommodations requirements, establishing policies and procedures for inclusion services, reviews and inspections of accessibility compliance plans for architects and engineers, development of accessibility implementation plans, guidance and interpretation of accessibility policies, general accessibility expert witness;the mark consists of the terms seal of approval underneath a circular design that incorporates several person-in-a-wheelchair elements where the wheel and leg of these elements form the outside of a circle pattern and the head of these elements form a central circle pattern in the design. this entire design feature is circumscribed by a circle, and all of it lies on a shimmering disc element. underneath the disc are the letters naac.;color is not claimed as a feature of the mark.;signage for permanent rooms and spaces, signage for accessible parking spaces, overhead informational signage, countertops, drinking fountains, telephones, tty's, fixed tables, fixed seats, handrails, lavatories, lavatory faucets, drain pipes covers, water closets, urinals, showers, shower controls, bathtub, bathtub controls, grab bars, shower head, shower seat, bathtub seat, paper towel dispensers, hand dryers, toilet tissue dispensers, toilet seat cover dispensers, benches, mirrors, clothes rods, doors, thresholds, lever door hardware, viewing holes, door chimes, vending machines, sanitary napkin dispensers, automated teller machines (atm), fire alarm strobes, smoke detectors and detectable warnings;the certification mark, as intended to be used by authorized persons, is intended to certify that persons displaying said mark and rendering the above listed services have completed tests administered by the certifier in a satisfactory manner and demonstrated a competent level of knowledge and understanding of the following accessibility laws and standards: a. title ii and iii of the americans with disabilities act of 1990, b. section 504 of the rehabilitation act of 1973, c. uniform federal accessibility standards, d. the fair housing act of 1968, and e. ansi a117.1-1986; that goods bearing said mark have received and passed a product accessibility compliance review by the certifier's accessibility inspector or plan examiner and by a disability advocacy organization.;seal of approval;the stippling is for shading purposes only.;.

Its status is currently believed to be active. Its class is unavailable. “SEAL OF APPROVAL NAAC” is believed to be currently owned by “Cinque Terre Trust”.