| Question | Response | Details |
|---|
| Is there clearly visible directional and identification signage? | Yes | Clear signage on the front of the building. |
| Is there clearly visible navigational signage within the building? | Yes | Exits are well marked. No other signage is required. |
| Is there disability access into the building? | No | A low step at the front entrance to the hall. The building houses a gym which is used by a number of older people. The aerobic area is on the stage which is accessed up steps (see photo). To use the gym seniors must have a program and a trainer on site. |
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Is disability parking available? No There is plenty of general parking available in the vicinity.
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? No The ticket box is higher but is not used.
Is it easy to get around the public areas of the building? (This may include lift access, ramps, wheelchair access doors etc.) Yes The main hall is easy to navigate but access to the stage is by steps only.
Are the floors non-slip? Yes Smooth, non-slip wooden floor.
Are there unisex disability accessible toilets? No
Sports Pavilion
Address of building Oval, Cnr Quinlan and Hoddy Streets, Goomalling
Appendix 50
Is there clearly visible directional and identification signage? No Directional signage is poor.
Is there clearly visible navigational signage within the building? Yes Exits and toilets are marked.
Is there disability access into the building? Yes Wide door (145 cm). Flat access from path. Lip at door that would mean that someone in a wheelchair would probably require assistance to navigate. There is a second door providing good access.
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