juno106 wrote:In all seriousness, there is at least one totally blind individual with a TX CHL.
New provisions to require oral notification are an interesting twist as to how 30.06 / 30.07 notice can be provided.
This is a real issue.
Charles L. Cotton wrote:Now there's an idea for 2017! The MOMS will be going crazy, crazier than they are, that is.The Wall wrote:What if the person entering the premises is blind? Shouldn't these signs also be in Braille?
Chas.
Nice. Under the guise of the ADA... force any place that wishes to opt for 30.06 to have an audio recording playing of the exact text of 30.06, both in understandable english and spanish, to be repeated in a constant loop so that both warnings are read in 30 seconds each at a decibel rating at least 20 db above the average ambient noise level of that location as measured by a state certified & calibrated DB measuring device placed at the location for 365 consecutive days to obtain that average. Require it to be a solid state, weatherproof device that has a 96 hour battery backup in case of a power failure. Without this device in proper operation, any sign is null and void.
Also, make it so that any location that posts 30.06 or 30.07 is not allowed to have a door.
