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​Haltom City is a town in Tarrant County, Texas. It is a central suburb of Fort Worth. At the 2000 Census, the population was 39,018. The city has a total area of 12.4 square miles according to the United States Census Bureau.
 
Haltom City is an active community. They are a delighted member of the Texas Amateur Athletic Federation (TAAF), a nonprofit organization that endorses, organizes, and conducts amateur athletics in the state of Texas. Haltom City’s teams have opportunities to participate in regional and state tournaments hosted by TAAF, with the help of great coaches. As of 2018, Haltom City was awarded their first Gold Member City award, an award that recognizes, significant support, participation, and involvement with TAAF. That was the first time Haltom City had received the Gold award after having been a member of TAAF for over 20 years.
 
The Haltom City Parks and Recreation department offers a Super Kids Summer Camp, where kids ages 6-13 are entertained with arts and crafts, movies, games, outdoor activities, field trips, and more each week from 8:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.

The Americans with Disabilities Act requires that you have the minimum number of accessible parking spaces when constructing, restriping, repaving, or modifying your parking lot. ADA guidelines help to resolve problems between the entrance of a building and handicapped parking spaces. ​

Regardless of the number of handicapped spaces needed, the first space must always meet the requirement for van accessibility and must also be labeled. When the local or state government or even a business restripes a parking space or parking facility, it must create accessible parking spaces immediately, according to the 2010 ADA Standards for Accessible Design (2010). 

Moreover, private facilities or businesses that sell goods or services are required by the ADA to eliminate barriers that prevent access to the parking facilities. Since restriping is cheap, it is easily achievable in many instances. Local and state government facilities are also required by law to ensure a facility’s parking is accessible.  

​The number of accessible parking spaces required should be determined independently for every parking facility and not based entirely on the total amount of parking spaces in an area. Parking for residential facilities, therapy facilities, outpatient facilities, outpatient physical facilities, or rehabilitation facilities have different requirements.

Apart from the state of New York, all other states must use the international symbol for handicapped access. This is usually an image of a person sitting in a wheelchair. The occupant and his wheelchair are white while the background is dark blue.

Commonly, an affixed sign is installed at the front of the space although the image may be painted onto the pavement too. When installing the sign, it should be in such a manner that the entire unit can be seen over the hood of the car.

As aforementioned, access aisles should be marked correctly to stop other vehicles from parking over the aisles. Ensure the aisles are marked on either side of the accessible space. As for the colors of the marking, check as specified by local or state laws. The ADA however, has not defined any specific colors.

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​Grand Prairie is a DFW mid-city in Dallas, Ellis, and Tarrant Counties in Texas, covering about 81 square miles. It is a suburb of both Fort Worth and Dallas and in 2006 had a population of 153,812. The Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport is 5 to 10 minutes north of the city. The eastern boundary lies 12 miles west of downtown Dallas and the western boundary 15 miles east of Fort Worth. Passing east and west throughout Grand Prairie and connecting the city with major markets are Interstate 30, a strong recreation and industry corridor, and Interstate 20, developing as a significant retail and corporate location. Because of its inner location and vicinity to air and highway transportation infrastructure, Grand Prairie also is a firm distribution center. Most of the Great Southwest Industrial District's approximately 80-million square feet lies in Grand Prairie. Easy access to the Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport, huge home-grown markets of Dallas and Fort Worth, and rail and interstate highways continue to interest new construction of warehouse, distribution, and manufacturing buildings.

Wheel stops are used commonly in parking lots and sometimes by homeowners as well. These prevent cars from moving past a particular point and also reduce the risk of impact with something you shouldn’t be hitting. There are different kinds of wheel stops which are more beneficial depending on the type of vehicle using them and the surface where they will be installed. 

Usually wheel stops are made of rubber, concrete, or plastic. It depends on the requirement of the user which wheel stop will be best in the parking area. Size of the wheel stop depends on the vehicles which will park beside them. Oftentimes, parking lot owners rely on wheel stops made of rubber or concrete. These are easy to install and can be replaced easily as well when they wear out. 

​Rubber wheel stops are manufactured from recycled rubber tires. These wheel stops have multiple benefits. One is that they are recycled material. Another is that they aren't as rough as concrete so if a vehicle comes in contact with them, it is less likely to get all dinged up. Not only that but rubber is also very durable and long lasting as compared to other materials. It has a high resistance to moisture, oil, UV light, and extreme temperatures. There ease of installation is due to their light weight compared to concrete but they are more expensive. The height of a wheel stop can vary according to your needs. A usual wheel stop is six inches in height. ​

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​Located in North Central Texas, just Southeast of the Texas Panhandle, Fort Worth is the fifth-largest city in the state of Texas and the sixteenth-largest city in the United States of America. Fort Worth is a cultural gateway into the American West and goes through Tarrant, Parker, Denton, and Wise counties, covering almost 300 square miles. The 2010 Census found that Fort Worth had a population of 741,206. It was estimated that by 2030 it will have 1,211,665 residents. The city is the second most densely populated in the DFW metroplex.
Fort Worth was founded in 1849 on a cliff as an army outpost overlooking the Trinity River. In the present day Fort Worth still embraces its Western legacy and old-fashioned architecture and design. The USS Fort Worth (LCS-3) is the earliest ship of the United States Navy named after the city.
 
Fishing is available at Greenbriar Lake. Texas Parks & Wildlife add fish to the lake including green sunfish, bluegill sunfish, channel catfish, and largemouth bass – along with rainbow trout during the winter. Children under the age of 17 are allowed to fish for free, but adults require a fishing permit with a freshwater stamp to go fishing in the state of Texas.

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​Dallas is a huge city, ranking third-largest in Texas and ninth-largest in the United States. The whole Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex ranks largest metropolitan area in the South and fourth-largest metropolitan area in the United States. Dallas is split between Collin, Denton, Dallas, Rockwall, and Kaufman counties. The city is the largest economic center of the 12-county Dallas–Fort Worth–Arlington metroplex which had a population of approximately 6.5 million in July 2009 according to the March 2010 U.S. Census Bureau Release.
 
Fun places in Dallas to visit are The Dallas Arboretum and Botanical Garden, the Dallas Museum of Art, the Dallas Zoo, The Dallas World Aquarium, and much more.
 
Dallas was founded in 1841 and became a city in February 1856. The city's economy is mostly based on commerce, computer technology, banking, telecommunications, energy, and transportation.  Dallas has the third largest concentration of Fortune 500 companies in the whole United States and is a major city in the American South located in North Texas. It is the core of the largest inland metropolitan area in the United States without any navigable link to the sea.
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The curbs which are designated to be a part of the fire lane area are required to be marked with red paint. The curb which is designated as a fire lane should have “FIRE LANE NO PARKING” painted on it. It is important to keep in mind that while painting the words “FIRE LANE NO PARKING” on the pavement, all the letter of the sentence should be written in block letters. ​

As mentioned before, apart from marking the area as the fire lane, signs are also necessary to show the general public where not to park. The signs are always required to display the words “FIRE LANE NO PARKING” or something along those lines. The background of the signboards should be white reflective and the letters written on it should be in red. The signs must also provide directional information if applicable.  
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It is also essential to ensure that the placement of fire lanes is in accordance with the placement of fire hydrants in the area. This usually works when only one side of the roadway has fire lane marking. Keeping the fire lane on the same side of the road where a fire hydrant is present makes it easier to avoid any hindrance by parking. The property owner must maintain the fire lanes at all costs. The areas should be repainted each year or at least when they are not legible anymore. 

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Bedford is a suburban “mid-city” located about 22 miles east of Dallas and 14 miles west of Fort Worth in Tarrant County. Bedford is included in the Hurst-Euless-Bedford Independent School District. Bedford, Texas is located central to area airports; twenty-two miles southeast of Alliance Airport, five miles west of DFW International Airport, and twenty-two miles west of Dallas Love Field. The city is approximately ten square miles or 6,393 acres in land area. Various activities are available in Bedford. Some include but are not limited to:
 
American Motorcycle Trading Company

• Pre-owned motorcycles such as Harley-Davidson, metrics, trikes, cruisers, and sport bikes are sold here.

 Turning Point Beer

• The first microbrewery in the mid-cities area, Turning Point Beer is complete with a saloon style bar, fermenting equipment, and seating for customers.

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 Urban Air Adventure Park

• The 28,000 square foot adventure park located in the Shops at Central Park shopping center includes the Urban Air Adventure Hub®, Tubes Indoor Obstacle Course, Indoor Climbing Walls, Urban Warrior Course, an Indoor Ropes Course, Sky Rider® Indoor Coaster, Pro Zone Performance Trampoline Pit, and of course, their award winning Trampoline Park. Guests can also visit the Arcade or get a meal at the Urban Cafe.

Fire lanes are painted in parking lots near any building. Normal traffic is not allowed to park in fire lanes to make sure that in case of an emergency, the building is easily accessible without hindrance. In other words, a fire lane is a passageway for fire department vehicles to pass through easily. When a fire lane is painted, there are some requirements which need to be fulfilled first. Fire trucks and other fire department vehicles are huge; therefore, some adjustments need to be made for them. They need to be wider than regular roads so these large vehicles can pass through them. ​

Fire lane markings are required in various locations in your parking lot. Another reason fire lanes need to be so big is for maneuvers like turnarounds. Imagine a huge fire truck needing to make a left turn. That would require a lot of space. There are a few ways to mark a fire lane turnaround when needed at a specific site. The entrance of the turnaround is marked differently depending upon the width of the roadway. Dead-end fire lanes that are greater than 150 feet in length will have an approved hammerhead, Y, or circular turnaround. Any kind of obstruction such as parking, landscaping, or median islands within the turnaround is prohibited. Circular turnarounds require a 50 ft. minimum radius. Hammerhead turnarounds require 60-foot minimum legs along the T or Y, which are measured using the centerline of the fire lane.  Apart from painting “FIRE LANE NO PARKING”, installing signs are also a requirement.

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