| Question | Response | Details |
|---|---|---|
| Is there clearly visible directional and identification signage? | Yes | Good location signage on the building, but potential for confusion between the entrance to the Council Chambers and the public entrance to the service counter. |
| Is there clearly visible navigational signage within the building? | N/A | The public office is small with staff located adjacent to the counter. |
| Is there disability access into the building? | Yes | Ramp to the administration office door. |
| Is disability parking available? | No | Note that general parking is plentiful. |
|---|---|---|
| Is the building accessible by public or community transport? | No | No public transport serving Goomalling. People who do not have private transport rely on friends, family and neighbours to assist. HAAC clients may be able to access transport. |
| Is the front counter/reception desk no higher than 870mm with 800mm knee and toe plate clearances? | Yes | The counter/desk is a standard height however there is a section that is lower and recessed to accommodate a wheel chair. |
Is it easy to get around the public areas of the building? (This may include lift access, ramps, wheelchair access doors etc.) Yes This is a small public reception area that is easy to navigate around.
Are the floors non-slip? Yes
Are there unisex disability accessible toilets? Yes The door is quite narrow (790 mm) but can accommodate a standard width wheelchair.
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Address of building 34 Quinlan Street, Goomalling WA 6460, Australia
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