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A. Defendant shall provide an accessible, working, and usable aquatic chair with push rims; a seat height of 20 inches above the deck; a minimum seat width of 19 inches; movable footrests; and armrests located on both sides of the aquatic chair seat, with at least one armrest movable away from the side of the chair. Defendant shall institute a policy by which Plaintiff, and others similarly situated, will be assisted with rolling the chair in and out of the pool upon request. Defendant shall post signage in a conspicuous location indicating the availability of this aquatic chair, as well as instructions for its use and policy of providing assistance, and Defendant shall ensure the Plaintiff is able to enjoy the services and programs of Gifford Aquatics Center via the use of said working and usable aquatic chair. B. Defendant shall adjust the door closer on the womens' toilet / locker room doors to require no more than five (5) pounds of push or pull force to open, and ensure that wheelchair users and individuals with mobility impairments will not get trapped in the vestibule between the doors. II. JURISDICTION A. The parties agree that it is their intention for the District Court to retain jurisdiction to enforce this agreement. If for any reason the Court refuses to retain jurisdiction to enforce this agreement, the parties agree that jurisdiction to enforce this agreement will be in any Court of competent jurisdiction in Indian River County, Florida. i. The Plaintiff and Defendant make no representations or guarantees regarding the quality of any alterations, improvements, modifications, or changes of any kind whatsoever, as to whether the aforementioned comply with the State building construction standards, County Zoning Board regulations, or any other governing body whatsoever. 0