Misconceptions Regarding ADA and Fair Housing Accessibility Laws
As a property manager, understanding the truth behind ADA misconceptions and Fair Housing Accessibility laws will enable multifamily properties to stay within full compliance and potentially avoid a costly Fair Housing lawsuit. It is quite common for auditors, inspectors...
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Keeping Your Property ADA Compliant
It’s been almost 30 years since the signing of the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 (ADA), protecting against discrimination based on disability and imposes accessibility requirements on public accommodations. Surprisingly, many property managers are still ensuring that all aspects of the housing units or...
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Besides the state’s regulations, you also have to ensure you are following all federal requirements. The size, number of spaces, and marking of accessible spots vary based upon the overall size of the parking lot and number of spaces....
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Up for the Challenge
The “Big” challenge this season was to meet the deadline for 5 schools. Two were part of the New Haven Unified School District and Three were part of the San Lorenzo School District. The project involved all divisions at...
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Is Your Parking Lot Legal? 7 ADA Compliance Things You May Have Missed
Title III specifically addresses public access and requires a variety of different regulations to be met by commercial and public facilities. These regulations include parking lots, ramps, and the removal of barriers that may impede the access of people...
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