Minnesota HF662 amends the State Building Code to enhance accessibility for examination rooms in health care and dental facilities for persons with.
Minnesota HF662 amends the State Building Code to authorize the commissioner to adopt rules that increase accessibility to examination rooms in health care and dental facilities for persons with disabilities. The specific accessibility requirements will be determined during the rulemaking process. The bill also mandates that new public buildings and leased spaces of at least 1,000 square feet must meet the State Building Code's accessibility requirements for persons with disabilities.
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