Accessible Housing Unit Plan Sample Clauses

Accessible Housing Unit Plan pursuant to Paragraphs 18.c through g of this Agreement and shall provide the City and the Department information necessary for the development and review of the Plan (e.g., architectural survey data, cost estimates, architectural advice on innovative site-specific solutions, etc.).
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Accessible Housing Unit Plan. The Department acknowledges that the City has developed an Accessible Housing Unit Plan (AHUP) pursuant to the agreement with the Private Plaintiffs. The City shall work with the Private Plaintiffs to prepare or revise, in consultation with the Department, relying on the on-site accessibility surveys from Paragraphs 18.a, 18.b, and 18.c and taking into consideration comments from the public hearing held pursuant to Paragraph 18.d, the Accessible Housing Unit Plan. The City shall revise the current plan, as needed, to meet the requirements of this Agreement. The City shall complete and submit the draft Accessible Housing Unit Plan to the Department for review and approval no later than one (1) year after the Effective Date. After it is initially created based on surveys conducted before or in the first year and other factors, the Accessible Housing Unit Plan will be updated annually, as appropriate and subject to HUD approval, to reflect the results of additional surveys and other occurrences, including a HUD-approved change in the accessibility survey schedule. In the Accessible Housing Unit Plan, Housing Developments selected as the site for any Housing Unit to be counted towards the Target Number of Units will be selected so as to maximize the placement of Housing Units with Mobility Features in Housing Developments that comply with all applicable Accessibility Standards. Sites for Housing Units with Hearing/Vision features will be selected so as to maximize integration. The plan shall recommend locations of Accessible Housing Units in accordance with the following objectives: i. Accessible Housing Units shall be geographically distributed throughout the Housing Developments so as to provide Persons With Disabilities with access to Housing Developments to the maximum extent feasible; ii. Accessible Housing Units shall be provided in a range of Housing Unit sizes (e.g., two bedroom) and amenities (e.g., playgrounds and other recreation areas) so that individuals with disabilities have equal access to the different housing options provided in the City’s housing programs; iii. Accessible Housing Units shall be provided so as to maximize affordability for low-income and moderate income individuals with disabilities, except that some market rate Housing Units with Mobility Features and Housing Units with Hearing/Vision Features shall be provided and geographically distributed in Housing Developments where market rate Housing Units are provided consistent with...
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Accessible Housing Unit Plan. Annual production schedules will be 9 established pursuant to an Accessible Housing Unit Plan (“Plan”), 10 recommending locations of accessible housing units, which will be 11 agreed to by the Parties within twelve (12) months of the Effective Date.
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  • Bargaining Unit Work The City agrees that it will not assign work currently performed by employees under this Agreement to City employees in other bargaining units.

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