What is the minimum requirement for the number of accessible units if a facility has multiple types of holding cells?

The minimum requirement for the number of accessible units in a facility with multiple types of holding cells is based on the standards set by the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). According to these standards, at least one accessible holding cell must be provided in facilities equipped with multiple types of holding cells to ensure individuals with disabilities have equal access to necessary services. This requirement reflects the intention of the ADA to promote accessibility and inclusion, ensuring that people with disabilities are not discriminated against in any public facility.

While additional accessible units can enhance access, the fundamental baseline established is that one accessible unit suffices, meeting the legal requirements for non-discrimination in public accommodations. Thus, the choice indicating one unit aligns with the provisions guiding accessible design in institutional settings.