California Request For Accommodations By Persons With Disabilities (CRAP) is a state law that requires businesses, public and private facilities, and organizations to provide reasonable accommodations to qualified individuals with disabilities. This law applies to all facilities in California, regardless of size. The purpose of this law is to ensure that persons with disabilities are able to access and use the services and facilities available to the public. Types of California Request For Accommodations By Persons With Disabilities include: 1. Physical Accessibility: This includes providing ramps, elevators, and other physical adaptations that allow individuals with disabilities to access and use the facility. 2. Communication Accessibility: This includes providing accessible communication aids, such as sign language interpreters or TTY's, as well as providing written materials in an accessible format. 3. Service Provisions: This includes providing auxiliary aids and services, such as accessible seating or providing personal assistance services, that allow persons with disabilities to access and use the services and facilities available to the public. 4. Employment Accessibility: This includes providing reasonable accommodations in the workplace to ensure that persons with disabilities can access and use the services and facilities available to their coworkers. 5. Accommodations for Exams and Tests: This includes providing reasonable accommodations for individuals with disabilities to take exams and tests in an accessible manner. 6. Accessibility of Online Content: This includes providing reasonable accommodations for individuals with disabilities to access and use online content.