Would your ADA stalls pass a TDLR inspection?
In Texas, accessible parking is enforced by the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation. The Texas Accessibility Standards cover stall geometry and the post-mounted sign — but a separate TDLR rule, 16 TAC §68.104, adds two pavement requirements that catch owners off guard: the International Symbol of Accessibility painted on the surface in a color that contrasts the pavement, and "NO PARKING" painted in each access aisle in capitals at least 12 inches tall with a 2-inch stroke. A sign on a post covers neither one.
You also need one accessible space for every 25 in your first 100 spaces, and at least one in every six has to be van-accessible with a wider access aisle beside it.
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