Wherever part of a building serves a Table 2 purpose, three special requirements apply for persons with visual or hearing impairment. If a floor plan is displayed for the public, a Braille and tactile version showing the main entrance, the public toilets and the major common facilities must stand where visually impaired visitors will readily find it. A tactile guide path must lead from the lot boundary access point to the main entrance and from there to the lift zone, the nearest accessible toilet, the public information or service counter, the Braille and tactile floor plan and the staircase, in the layouts Figures 33 to 35 illustrate. And any visual display board, such as an LED panel, must be capable of showing the substance of what the public address system broadcasts, as train arrival and destination boards do.
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