Section 12: Physical Needs (includes ADA)
| Handicap accessible buildings especially buildings that house upper administration. |
| Handicapped people find it much to their advantage to have buildings close together. |
| Don't put handicapped access toilets on the 4th floor of a building with no elevator. |
| Provide enough restrooms in each building. |
| Do we still anticipate 5% growth every 5 years? Fewer high school graduates in the future will likely level the numbers. However, older student numbers are on the rise. Accessibility may become more of an issue…allow golf carts/shuttles. |
| Make Montana Hall ADA compliant. Not enough women's bathrooms in MT Hall. |
| As campus and population gets older, will need to accommodate more people with disabilities. |
| MT Hall is not handicapped accessible. More of an issue for staff who have put up with it for years than students who do everything online now. |
| Smoother sidewalks for mobility challenged students and staff. |
| Keep handicapped parking clear of ice and hazards. |
| ADA access for walking mobility impairment, handrail from parking space to building. Handicapped parking on right side of road, open rail on right side to building. |
| Handicapped accessibility campus-wide is crucial. For instance - no elevator available in Sherrick Hall - the College of Nursing. |
| Stability handrail from handicapped parking area by SUB to an area where you can access the building without fear of falling due to the ice. |
