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§ 1110.4.9.1 — § 1110.4.9.1

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This section mandates the provision of accessible boat slips based on the total number of boat slips provided, as outlined in Table 1110.4.9.1. It specifies that each 40 feet of boat slip edge counts as one slip for accessibility requirements. Applies to property owners managing boat slips.

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1110.4.9.1 Boat slips.

BC § 1110.4.9.1

Accessible boat slips shall be provided in accordance with Table 1110.4.9.1. All units on the site shall be combined to determine the number of accessible boat slips required. Where the number of boat slips is not identified, each 40 feet (12 m) of boat slip edge provided along the perimeter of the pier shall be counted as one boat slip for the purpose of this section. Exception: Boat slips not designed for embarking or disembarking are not required to be accessible or be on an accessible route. Table 1110.4.9.1Boat Slips Total Number of Boat SlipsProvidedMinimum Number of Required Accessible Boat SlipsTotal Number of Boat SlipsProvidedMinimum Number of Required Accessible Boat Slips1 to 25126 to 50251 to 1003101 to 1504151 to 3005301 to 4006401 to 5007501 to 6008601 to 7009701 to 80010801 to 90011901 to 1,000121,001 and over12, plus 1 for every 100, or fraction thereof, over 1,000

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