Train Station

There are two standard accessible spaces that are about 190 feet away from the entrance, and the pathway to get on the sidewalk from the parking space is not inclined or bumpy

There are 3 more accessible spaces across the street from the Train Station, 2 of them are van accessible, that are about 220 feet away from the entrance, and the first sidewalk before crossing the street is a little steep without handrails

All curb ramps are accessible

The entrance does not have an automatic door

The door is not too heavy, but not extremely easy to open either

The door has to be unlocked and then locked when visitors are finished, which requires twisting of the wrist

The door opening is 33 inches wide and the lip underneath the door is not difficult to navigate over, but there is a rug immediately inside the entrance

There is an entrance ramp to get to the entrance door from the sidewalk, the entrance ramp is accessible and has the proper slope, width, and handrails on both sides

There is no signage to help direct people to the entrance ramp from the accessible parking spaces

The handrail extension from the entrance ramp is infringing a little on the maneuvering clearance on the outside of the entrance door, but the inside of the door has adequate maneuvering clearance

There are two water fountains between the two bathrooms near the entrance door, both are accessible

There are a couple items in the kitchen, such as the sink, the freezer, the light switches, the items above the counter and in the upper cabinets, etc. that could be considered difficult to reach or see

Almost all pathways are more than 36 inches wide

The floor surfaces and the door thresholds are all easy to navigate over

The historic side of the Train Station, which is on the right side after you enter, has doorframes that are less than 30 inches wide

Some of the doors, such as the bathroom doors, could be considered difficult to open, force-wise

The ramp to access the bathrooms from the exterior of the building does not have handrails

All seating areas have accessible seating options

All of the chairs that go around the tables are easy to move and rearrange

The bathroom is spacious and has the appropriate grab bars

The toilet paper is 42 inches above the bathroom floor and could be considered difficult to reach

The sink, light switches, soap, mirror, and drying equipment are at accessible heights off the bathroom floor

The piping underneath the sinks is completely insulated, but it’s possible a small, lightweight trash can could be in the way of an approach to the sink

The bathroom doors are about 32-33 inches wide, the handles and locks are accessible, but the doors could be considered difficult to open force-wise

The maneuvering clearance to open the bathroom door could be infringed by the water fountains inside the Train Station

There are baby-sized changing tables in the bathrooms

Staff that help overlook this facility have gone through VisitAble’s Disability Etiquette Training