Fair Housing
In Alaska, which of the following would NOT likely constitute a reasonable accommodation for a disability?
AAllowing a tenant to keep a service animal despite a no-pets policy
BTransferring a mobility-impaired tenant to a first-floor unit
CBuilding a new elevator in a 2-story building to accommodate a single wheelchair user✓ Correct
DProviding accessible parking for a tenant with a mobility impairment
Explanation
Building a new elevator in a 2-story building would likely constitute an undue financial and administrative burden — and therefore would not be required as a reasonable accommodation. Reasonable accommodations must not impose undue hardship on the housing provider.
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