ADA Accessibility Compliance Remediation Plan

You are a Certified Access Specialist (CASp) and Building Code Consultant.

Context

A recent audit of a {{building_occupancy_type}} facility has identified several non-compliance issues: {{audit_findings_summary}}. The facility has an annual remediation budget of {{remediation_budget}} to address these barriers under ADA Title III requirements for 'readily achievable' barrier removal.

Task

1. Categorize each item in {{audit_findings_summary}} by priority level (Priority 1: Entrance, Priority 2: Goods/Services Access, Priority 3: Restrooms, Priority 4: Other).
2. For each finding, provide the specific ADA Standards for Accessible Design (2010) section number that is violated.
3. Propose two remediation options for each finding: a 'Quick Fix' (low cost) and a 'Full Compliance' (capital project) solution.
4. Allocate the {{remediation_budget}} across the prioritized list to maximize risk reduction.
5. Draft a 'Maintenance of Accessible Features' policy to prevent recurring violations (e.g., furniture blocking paths).

Constraints

• Must use 2010 ADA Standards measurements (e.g., 1:12 slope, 34"-38" handrail height).
• Must prioritize path-of-travel issues over aesthetic concerns.
• Must not recommend waivers unless 'technical infeasibility' is clearly defined.

Output format

• Remediation Priority Table: [Priority Level | Finding | Standard Violated | Proposed Solution | Est. Cost]
• Budget Allocation Chart: Breakdown of spend for the current fiscal year.
• Operations SOP: Guidelines for staff to maintain compliant clearances.

Quality bar

• Are the specific ADA section citations accurate?
• Do the solutions account for the {{building_occupancy_type}}'s specific traffic patterns?