Fair Housing
What does 'accessible design' require under the Fair Housing Act for covered multi-family housing?
AElevators in all buildings with more than 2 stories
BAccessible public entrances, common areas, and adaptable unit design features (accessible route, wide doorways, accessible bathrooms) in buildings with 4+ units built after March 1991✓ Correct
CComplete wheelchair accessibility in all units including single-family housing
DBraille signage in all residential buildings
Explanation
The Fair Housing Act requires multi-family housing with 4+ units built after March 13, 1991 to include: accessible building entrance, accessible common areas, wide doorways (at least 32 inches clear), accessible light switches and outlets, and accessible bathrooms.
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