Parking

• According to the Oregon Transportation Commission, one out of every 25 parking spaces must be clearly marked and designated for the disabled. One out of every eight of the disabled parking spaces must be van accessible. Any vehicles parked in those spaces must clearly display a department of motor vehicles disabled parking permit.
  
  

Street Access

• The intersections for each street block should have at least two curbs or ramps that are 48 inches wide and constructed with a slope that doesn't rise more than one inch. Blocking the curbs or ramps with any type of object that obstructs the pathway of the pedestrians is prohibited.
  
  

Facilities

• Oregon Statute 447. 241 states disabled people should be able to use the telephones, bathrooms and drinking fountains in buildings. If the expense of making those facilities and services accessible is disproportionate to the cost of reconstructing the entire area, then accommodations should be made in a manner that is not cost prohibitive.