Question	Response	Details
Is there clearly visible directional and identification signage?	Yes	Sign on the front of the building
Is there clearly visible navigational signage within the building?	No
Is there disability access into the building?	Yes	Disability access through the rear door. Side entrance door would be navigable with assistance as it has a small lip. Access to the bowling green is up a flight of steps
Is disability parking available?	No	There is no designated disability parking.
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 bar height is 1220 mm
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 internal areas of the building are easy to navigate.
Are the floors non-slip?	Yes	Carpet tiles; wooden dance floors
Are there unisex disability accessible toilets?	No	Normal toilets with 790 mm wide doors
Police Station (Note the office and foyer is to be upgraded this financial year)
Address of building	14 Quinlan Street, Goomalling WA 6460, Australia
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Is there clearly visible directional and identification signage?	Yes	Very good signage on street frontage.
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Is there disability access into the building?	No	Access from the street to the building is good (wide with no steps) however there is a small step at the front door.
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