Fair Housing
Under Arizona law, an HOA that refuses to approve an architectural modification request for a ramp from a unit owner with a disability must:
AGrant the request automatically because of the Fair Housing Act
BEngage in an interactive process to consider the request and approve it unless it is unreasonable or fundamentally alters the nature of the community✓ Correct
CDeny the request to protect community aesthetics consistently
DRefer the matter to a vote of all HOA members
Explanation
The Fair Housing Act requires housing providers, including HOAs, to engage in an interactive process and permit reasonable modifications for persons with disabilities. Blanket denials without individualized consideration can violate the FHA.
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