2026 Edition
Preface
Accessibility compliance in New York is not controlled by a single statute, standard, or inspection. A facility may be governed at the same time by a construction code, federal civil-rights law, housing law, funding condition, lease, and agency program rule. These authorities address different questions and must be applied through separate construction-code and civil-rights analyses.
This manual provides an educational reference for identifying the governing jurisdiction, classifying facilities and responsible parties, evaluating accessible routes and building elements, addressing housing and special occupancies, managing accommodation and communication obligations, and documenting compliance and corrective work.
The analysis begins by determining whether the facility is inside or outside New York City. Projects outside New York City generally begin with the New York State Uniform Code and the applicable local enforcement program. Projects inside New York City begin with the New York City Construction Codes, later amendments, and current Department of Buildings materials. Separate obligations may also arise under the Americans with Disabilities Act, Fair Housing Act, Section 504, New York State Human Rights Law, and New York City Human Rights Law.
Legal requirements can change after publication. Readers should confirm the current statute, regulation, code edition, agency instruction, local law, and judicial interpretation before relying on a rule in a live matter. This manual does not constitute legal, architectural, engineering, construction, housing, or code-compliance advice and does not certify any building, plan, program, or policy.
Who This Book Is For
This manual is intended for people responsible for evaluating, designing, operating, maintaining, or documenting accessibility compliance, including:
Property owners, landlords, tenants, and facility operators
Public entities and government program administrators
Housing providers, condominium boards, cooperative corporations, and property managers
Architects, engineers, design professionals, and contractors
Code officials, plan reviewers, inspectors, and project managers
Accessibility and compliance personnel
Healthcare, hotel, school, institutional, assembly, and recreation-facility administrators
Funding recipients and federally assisted housing providers
Personnel responsible for accommodation requests, effective communication, emergency planning, and barrier remediation
Part List
Part I - Governing Law and Project Classification
Part II - Accessible Sites and Routes
Part III - Interior Elements and Building Services
Part IV - Housing and Special Occupancies
Part V - Operational Compliance and Enforcement
Les informations fournies dans la section « Synopsis » peuvent faire référence à une autre édition de ce titre.
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. 2026 EditionPrefaceAccessibility compliance in New York is not controlled by a single statute, standard, or inspection. A facility may be governed at the same time by a construction code, federal civil-rights law, housing law, funding condition, lease, and agency program rule. These authorities address different questions and must be applied through separate construction-code and civil-rights analyses.This manual provides an educational reference for identifying the governing jurisdiction, classifying facilities and responsible parties, evaluating accessible routes and building elements, addressing housing and special occupancies, managing accommodation and communication obligations, and documenting compliance and corrective work.The analysis begins by determining whether the facility is inside or outside New York City. Projects outside New York City generally begin with the New York State Uniform Code and the applicable local enforcement program. Projects inside New York City begin with the New York City Construction Codes, later amendments, and current Department of Buildings materials. Separate obligations may also arise under the Americans with Disabilities Act, Fair Housing Act, Section 504, New York State Human Rights Law, and New York City Human Rights Law.Legal requirements can change after publication. Readers should confirm the current statute, regulation, code edition, agency instruction, local law, and judicial interpretation before relying on a rule in a live matter. This manual does not constitute legal, architectural, engineering, construction, housing, or code-compliance advice and does not certify any building, plan, program, or policy.Who This Book Is ForThis manual is intended for people responsible for evaluating, designing, operating, maintaining, or documenting accessibility compliance, including: Property owners, landlords, tenants, and facility operatorsPublic entities and government program administratorsHousing providers, condominium boards, cooperative corporations, and property managersArchitects, engineers, design professionals, and contractorsCode officials, plan reviewers, inspectors, and project managersAccessibility and compliance personnelHealthcare, hotel, school, institutional, assembly, and recreation-facility administratorsFunding recipients and federally assisted housing providersPersonnel responsible for accommodation requests, effective communication, emergency planning, and barrier remediationPart ListPart I - Governing Law and Project ClassificationPart II - Accessible Sites and RoutesPart III - Interior Elements and Building ServicesPart IV - Housing and Special OccupanciesPart V - Operational Compliance and Enforcement This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798189887796
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