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201007863 Covered multifamily dwellings must have at least one building entrance on an accessible route, unless it is impractical ta do so because of terrain ar unusual characteristics of thc site. For all such dwellings with a building entrance on an accessible r�ute the following six requirements apply: Accessibde and Usable Public and Common Use Areas: Public and common use azcas must be readily accessible to and usable by people with disabilities. Usable Doors: All doors designed ta allow passage into and within all premises must be sufficiently wide to allvw pa,ssage by persons in wheelchairs. Accessible Route Into and Through the Covered Dwelding Units: There must bc an accessible route into ar►d through the dwelling units, providing access for people with disabilities throughout the unit. Lrght Switches, Electrical Outlets, Thermostats and Qther Environmental Controls in Accessible Locations: All premises within the dwelling uni.ts must cantain light switches, electrical outlets, thermnstats and other environmental controls in accessible locations, Reinforced Walls far Grab Bars: All premises within dwelling units must contain reinforcements in bathroom walls to allow later installation of grab bars around toilet, tub, shower stall and shower seat, where such facilities are provided. UsabCe Kitchens and Bathrooms; Dwelling; units must contain usable kitchens and bathtooms such that an individual who uses a wheelchair can cnaneuvcr about the space. These Fair Housing Act requirements can be faund in the Fair Housing Act Design Manual. B) The Flans and Specifications are in compliance with Standards so that units in the project meet Energy Staz Standards a�nd fully accessible and sensorry units meet 5ection 504 accessibility Standards. C) The Plans and Specifications do not r�quire the installation or use of any asbestos containing materials in connection with th� consttvction or use of the Prvject. 4g48-2332-1094.2 C-4,