US 2010 ADA Standards for Accessible Design
Chapter 2: Scoping requirements – US 2010 ADA Standards for Accessible Design

US 2010 ADA Standards for Accessible Design 225-228: Storage, dining and work surfaces, sales and service counters, depositories, vending machines, mail boxes and fuel dispensers

What does 225-228 require?

Storage in accessible spaces: a minimum of one of each kind must meet 811, with 5 percent of lockers (one at minimum) per type, and self-service shelving on an accessible route. Dining and work surfaces: 5 percent of seating and standing positions must meet 902 and be spread through the space; check writing surfaces at check-out aisles meet 904.3.3. Check-out aisles must be accessible at the Table 227.2 counts (one of 1 to 4, two of 5 to 8, three of 9 to 15, three plus 20 percent above 15), counted and provided per function and marked by the symbol where not all comply; counters for sales and service, food service lines, and queues and waiting lines meet 904. Depositories, vending machines, change machines and fuel dispensers: one of each type must meet 309, and 5 percent of mail boxes in each cluster (one at minimum), except drive-up-only machines.

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