Fair Housing
A Colorado developer who builds a new high-rise apartment building with more than 4 stories served by an elevator must comply with the FHA's accessibility requirements for:
AA. Only ground-floor units
BB. All units in buildings with 4 or more units, including accessible building entrances, accessible routes, doorways wide enough for wheelchairs, accessible environmental controls, and accessible common areas✓ Correct
CC. Only accessible parking spaces
DD. No accessibility requirements for new construction
Explanation
The FHA requires that covered multifamily dwellings (4+ units) built for first occupancy after March 13, 1991, meet specific accessibility design requirements. For buildings with elevators, ALL units must comply.
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