Fair Housing
The Affirmatively Furthering Fair Housing (AFFH) requirement placed on HUD-assisted communities in Arizona obligates them to:
AProvide free housing to protected class members
BProactively take meaningful actions to overcome historic patterns of segregation, improve access to opportunity, and promote fair housing choice✓ Correct
CLimit new development to affordable housing only
DSegregate assisted housing from market-rate housing
Explanation
AFFH requires HUD grantees (cities, counties, housing authorities) to not just avoid discrimination but to affirmatively take steps to identify and overcome fair housing barriers, historical segregation patterns, and disparities in access to opportunity.
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