Hi Marcus,
Yes, technically, but as I don't consider the car park as 'a service' then
DDA Part III would not apply. Part IV does not have anything in it to refer
to, hence SENDA.
Cheers.
John.
John Gregory
Access Officer
Cherwell District Council
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From: Marcus Ormerod [mailto:[log in to unmask]]
Sent: 26 November 2004 14:42
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Subject: Re: [ACCESSIBUILT] School Parking
Hi John and John
Since SENDA is now DDA part 4 it does not matter.
Marcus
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Sent: 26 November 2004 14:12
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Subject: Re: [ACCESSIBUILT] School Parking
Hi John,
If I read your description correctly, the school are saying
that the car
park is private and not a public facility. If so, I think
that this would
exclude them from doing anything to assist the parent. They
would not be
covered under DDA as it is not a service.
If anything, and I doubt whether it is possible, SENDA is
the appropriate
legislation. However, not being an educational authority, I
am not too
familiar with SENDA and all its nuances. I will consult one
of my
colleagues who may know more.
Regards.
John.
John Gregory
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Cherwell District Council
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From: John Rainey
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Sent: 26 November 2004 12:46
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Subject: [ACCESSIBUILT] School
Parking
Hi All,
I am hoping one of you out there may have
had the same
problem as me and was
able to successfully solve the problem.
A school in my area, like so many others
throughout the
country, does not
have a drop-off point or, a car park, to
assist parents when
either bringing
children to school or, picking them up
again. The school has
a procedure
whereby they lock the vehicular access
between 8.30am and
3.45pm to prevent
parents driving up to the school. There is
no room for
vehicles to turn in
the staff carpark once the staff have taken
up all the
parking bays.
One of the parents has a heart condition
that prevents her
from walking more
than 10 meters without taking a substantial
recovery break.
This parent has
asked the school to allow her access to the
staff carpark in
order to drop
off and pick up her child.
The school has now asked me to determine if
are they
required, under the
DDA, to provide a member of staff to unlock
the gate each
time this parent
arrives as well as providing an accessible
parking bay. They
tell me the
price £15,000 for a full security CCTV and
powered gate,
costs too much for
this to be an option. I believe that doing
nothing is not an
option and I
believe there must be a lower level security
system out
there that will
allow vehicular identification so that the
gate can be
opened remotely from
a school office.
If you can offer some advice I would be
grateful,
John
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