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RSA 275-C:9 · Display of Wheelchair Symbol on Buildings

Title
XXIII: LABOR
Chapter
275-C · GOVERNOR'S COMMISSION ON DISABILITY
Status
current
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275-C:9 Display of Wheelchair Symbol on Buildings. –

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I.

In this section:

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(a)

"Wheelchair symbol" means the wheelchair symbol adopted by the Rehabilitation International's World Congress in 1969.

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(b)

"Accessible building" means a building which, in the determination of the governor's commission on disability, is accessible to elderly persons and persons with disabilities.

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II.

Any person owning an accessible building may appropriately display the wheelchair symbol to identify such accessibility.

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III.

No person may display the wheelchair symbol on any building which is not an accessible building.

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IV.

The governor's commission on disability shall obtain a supply of wheelchair symbols and shall issue wheelchair symbols to any person who applies for them and who owns an accessible building. Source. 1977, 372:1. 1990, 140:1, 2, IX, eff. June 18, 1990. Committee on Architectural Barrier-Free Design

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Source note

Source. 1977, 372:1. 1990, 140:1, 2, IX, eff. June 18, 1990. Committee on Architectural Barrier-Free Design

Source history

  • 1977, 372:1
  • 1990, 140:1, 2, IX, eff. June 18, 1990. Committee on Architectural Barrier-Free Design