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Across from MESA program and attached to Veterans Resource Center on UCSB campus 2 single stall bathrooms 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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Across from MESA program and attached to Veterans Resource Center on UCSB campus 2 single stall bathrooms From the community
Straight to the back, left side From the community
Up the stairs to the right Single stall From the community
Into the first white building, on your direct left From the community
If coming from State St, enter the El Paseo courtyard. Continue through entry advertising wine tastings. On your right, there will be an open door and a sign for the Casa de la Gu… From the community
Under "restrooms" sign on right. Two single-stall gender neutral restrooms. At least one has a changing table. From the community
To the left of the bar, two single stall bathrooms for any gender No code or key From the community
The restrooms are on the right side of the entrance to the parking garage; there’s a sign for public restrooms visible from the street. The restrooms are gendered. The men’s restr… From the community
On the second floor, balcony level of the theater. If your back is to the stage, enter the lounge and it’s on the right, across from the “additional women’s room” One single occup… From the community
When entering from Canon Perdido St (the only entrance), follow the alley with outside seating on the right side of the shop. Enter through the third doorway (the white painted do… From the community
In the back, to the left, behind a screen From the community
In the back by the kitchen LGBT owned restaurant. 1 single stall for women, and one for anybody. From the community
Front office (2), health office (1), near cafeteria (2), near art room (1) From the community
far left when you enter, clearly labeled It's a restaurant so you probably have to buy something and ask for the code (it was 2728 when I visited). There are small sides and drink… From the community
turn right just before the counter, two single-stall bathrooms From the community
Inside the gas station store. From the community
Right by the bar. It's a business (with nice friendly people) so you should buy something. From the community
Down the hallway to the right as you enter Not technically a public bathroom but an LGBTQ center; if you tell them you need a bathroom for gender reasons they should let you use i… From the community
The restrooms are at the back of the store. The restrooms are gendered and not single occupancy. The men’s room has one stall and one urinal. Depending on the time of day, REI can… From the community
by the elevators From the community
In the main lobby across from the cafe. From the community
Through the hall between the Museum Store and the back entrance there are two clean, safe, roomy gender non-specified restrooms If the door is locked, it means someone is already… From the community
Children's section; downstairs. Two genderneutral bathrooms. The lock is a bit tricky From the community
Upon entrance, continue straight. The two unisex restrooms are on the left and right past the espresso counter. As of October 30, 2017, the code for both restrooms is 2145. The re… From the community
When looking at the Humanities building from the face, head down the walkway to the right. Once you reach the end of the building, turn left. Looking at the entry area, to the rig… From the community
In the back 2 single occupancy unisex bathrooms From the community
If entering from State St, continue past the espresso counter and the two unisex restrooms are in the back. Restrooms are for customers only and require a code, so order a small i… 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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