| Question | Response | Details |
|---|---|---|
| Is disability parking available? | No | No dedicated disability parking however the layout of the site is such that vehicles can approach to within a few metres of buildings to allow a person with disabilities to disembark. |
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Is the building accessible by public or community transport? No There is 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? N/A There is no front counter or reception desk.
Is it easy to get around the public areas of the building? (This may include lift access, ramps, wheelchair access doors etc.) Yes The whole site is very pleasant and would be very interesting to seniors because of its historical nature. It is very easy to move around the site which, although gravel, is quite firm. It is mainly flat. To assist with movement ramps and bridges have been installed. These don't give full access to every building but do to the greater proportion of the area. "Mary's Tea Room" and the barn have good access and are easy to move around once within. Other parts of the site are less accessible.
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| Are the floors non-slip? | Yes | Generally wooden floors |
|---|---|---|
| Are there unisex disability accessible toilets? | Yes | There are disability ablutions adjacent to The Barn. These serve the whole site. |
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Goomalling Fire Station
Address of building Quinlan Street, Goomalling
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