Fair Housing
What is 'housing accessibility' under the Fair Housing Act's design and construction requirements?
AThe requirement that all housing be priced affordably for all income levels
BDesign requirements ensuring that newly built multifamily housing (4+ units, post-1991) includes accessible features enabling persons with disabilities to use and enjoy the units and common areas✓ Correct
CThe requirement that all Delaware housing be located near public transportation
DAccessibility requirements applying only to government-funded housing projects
Explanation
The Fair Housing Act's design and construction requirements apply to new multifamily buildings with 4+ units built for first occupancy after March 13, 1991. Required features include: an accessible building entrance on an accessible route, accessible common areas, usable kitchens and bathrooms, reinforced walls for grab bars, and accessible light switches and outlets. These are minimum requirements — the ADA may impose additional requirements on public accommodations.
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