- ADA
- Changing table
Woodcock hall first floor From the community
Step-free access and ADA fixtures matter for disabled trans people and anyone who needs them. These are the places recorded as having them, with who confirmed it.
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83 places
Woodcock hall first floor From the community
Inside the stadium NA From the community
Second Floor NA From the community
Main restaurant We don't judge anyone From the community
Walk in look to your left and two the back. You will see two single stall restrooms You can walk right in, is the restroom and leave. But they have great coffee too. From the community
In the back From the community
Enter door and turn left There are two single user restrooms. While there isn't a changing table, there is a table that a changing pad could be placed on. *Must be client to use.* From the community
Left side of lobby, next to coffee machine From the community
Just inside the front door and if you go in the front door and take the door all the way in the back and to the left then go straight. There are three bathrooms in the building, a… From the community
There is one at the opening door and there are two all the way back and to the left. It is a church, but a very accepting one. From the community
All bathrooms are Unisex From the community
Down the hall to the right behind the coffee machines, in the hall across from the director’s office Two bathrooms From the community
Go through the main entrance (to the right of the bus stop) and its to the right of the advising office when you first enter the building. There are two bathrooms they both have u… From the community
Down the stairs on the right, bathroom immediately on the left. From the community
Small/medium sized restaurant. Restrooms are in corner of restaurant in a small hallways/cubby area so you won’t have to worry about being seen. Single stalled and both men’s and… From the community
In back hallway From the community
in the back paying customers only From the community
Near the food court. Not in any particular store. From the community
Back left corner of building Two bathrooms with stalls (and urinals) that used to be gendered, but now both are gender neutral. This is a gay bar. From the community
9th floor, take a left and last door before the stairway From the community
2 private restrooms across from the typical restrooms. From the community
Two gender neutral restrooms in the bar both with changing rooms. Walk in the door and go straight through the bar area. They are behind the wall You can just walk right to them.… From the community
Back of store, to the right. Employee will lead you. You need to ask an employee to unlock it for you From the community
Entering from the road go down the left side of the stairs and make another immediate left . There in the hall next to women’s bathroom is a gender neutral stall. From the community
To the right of entrance. A single, private restroom. Also wheel chair accessible. From the community
Open 7AM to 7PM From the community
A restroom is recorded as ADA accessible when a contributor has confirmed step-free access and the standard ADA fixtures (grab bars, turning space, accessible sink height). Allgenda doesn't audit compliance: we show what contributors report, and who checked it and when.
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