In the Public Interest. The Division is entering into this Agreement for the purpose of carrying out the public policy of the State of Colorado, as determined by its Governor, General Assembly, and/or Courts. If this Agreement ceases to further the public policy of the State of Colorado, the Division, in its sole discretion, may terminate this Agreement in whole or in part. Exercise by the State of this right shall not constitute a breach of the Division’s obligations hereunder. The State shall notify the County and Sheriff of such termination in writing, pursuant to section I(5), and specify the effective date of the termination.
In the Public Interest. A. REO Maintenance and Marketing Standards
19. As specified below, Respondent has implemented or will implement certain enhancements to its REO maintenance and marketing standards.
x. Xxxxx Fargo Portfolio Owned REO Properties
20. Respondent commits to maintain and market Xxxxx Fargo portfolio owned REO properties ("Xxxxx Fargo REO properties") according to best practices standards contained in the Xxxxx Fargo Premiere Asset Services ("PAS") Broker Procedure Manual ("PAS Broker Procedure Manual"), as described in Paragraph 25 below.
In the Public Interest. 19. Within ten (10) days of the effective date of this Agreement, ConAm Management Corporation, as the agent for Mission Cove Seniors Housing Associates, LP, agrees to notify all residents of Mission Cove Senior Apartments that accessible grab bars may installed for their bathroom shower, bathtub, or toilet to accommodate a disability, per the tenant's request. The information provided to tenants will state that these grab bars would be installed at no cost to the tenant. ConAm Management Corporation. as the agent for Mission Cove Seniors Housing Associates, LP, will provide a copy of the notice to the Department within thirty (30) days of the effective date of this Agreement.
20. Within thirty (30) days of the effective date of this Agreement. ConAm Management Corporation, as the agent for Mission Cove Seniors Housing Associates, LP, will identify all tenants of the Subject Property who would like to request grab bars to accommodate a disability. This information will be obtained through surveys and/or interviews of tenants. Within forty (40) days of the effective date of this Agreement, Respondents/Recipient ConAm Management Corporation, as the agent for Mission Cove Seniors Housing Associates, LP, will notify the Department of each tenant who requested grab bars by providing the following information and documentation: tenant name, unit number, location of requested grab bars (bathroom, shower, bathtub), date of request, copy of request and response, and phone number.
21. Within sixty (60) days of the effective date of this Agreement, Mission Cove Seniors Housing Associates, LP will install all grab bars identified in paragraph 17 above. The grab bars will be installed pursuant to the accessibility standards of Section 504 and the ADA.
22. Within seventy (70) days of the effective date of this Agreement, ConAm Management Corporation, as the agent for Mission Cove Seniors Housing Associates, LP, will provide the Department with a list of all grab bars installed at the subject property with photos of each installation. This list will include grab bars installed at Mission Cove Senior Apartments prior to the effective date of this Agreement. If grab bars were not installed in any units where they were requested, Mission Cove Seniors Housing Associates, LP will provide an explanation as to why they were not installed.
23. Within thirty (30) days of the effective date of this Agreement, ConAm Management Corporation, as the agent for Mission Cove Seniors Hous...
In the Public Interest. 25. Respondent Community Partners for Affordable Housing agrees that its current manager for the Subject Property complex will attend a fair housing training class lasting at least three (3) hours within ninety (90) days of the effective date of this Agreement. Respondent Cascade Management, Inc. agrees that a property manager who oversees low-income property, or in the event that such a person is not available, another property manager from Cascade Management, Inc., will attend a fair housing training class lasting at least three (3) hours within ninety (90) days of the effective date of this Agreement. Respondents will each pay the cost of this training for their own property manager's training, if any. Each of the aforementioned fair housing training classes shall be provided in person by a qualified fair housing agency, a qualified fair housing attorney, or other qualified training entity subject to prior approval by the Department. It is understood that Respondents may contact Xxxxxxxx Xxxxxx at the FHEO Region X office, at 202- 2205328 or via email to xxxxxxxx.xxxxxx@xxx.xxx, to arrange to attend a fair housing training class provided by the Department, and that participation in such training will fulfill the requirements of this paragraph. It is understood that Respondent Xxxxxxx Xxxxx has provided documentary evidence showing that she completed a fair housing training course on May 3, 2018. Respondent Income Property Management agrees that it will continue to require all its employees to take a fair housing course on an annual basis. To show compliance with paragraph G25, Respondents Community Partners for Affordable Housing and Cascade Management, Inc. will each submit to the Department a Certificate of Completion for that Respondent's required attendee, as set forth above, showing the date of completion of the training, the agency or firm that provided the training, and the name and title of the trainer. The Certificates of Completion shall be sent to the Department at the address specified in paragraph 134 below.
26. Respondent Income Property Management agrees that starting within thirty (30) days of the effective date of this Agreement, it will track all requests for reasonable accommodation and/or reasonable modification regarding the Subject Property in an Excel spreadsheet or other comparable format ("reasonable accommodations tracking sheet"), which will state the requestor's name, date of the request, unit number if applicable, what the r...
In the Public Interest. The Commission has determined that a settlement which “commands broad support among participants fairly reflective of the affected interests” and “does not contain terms which contravene statutory provisions or prior Commission decisions” meets the “public interest” criterion.3 Here, the Settling Parties (CPED and SCG) reflect the range of affected interests, and the Settlement Agreement does not contravene statutory provisions or prior Commission decisions. Accordingly, today’s Resolution finds that the Settlement Agreement is in the public interest.
In the Public Interest. Within one-hundred and twenty (120) days of the effective date of this Agreement, Respondent Canyon View Capital’s office staff located at its properties and offices in the state of Arkansas, including the Regional Manager Xxxxxx Xxxxx, and any employees or agents who make decisions about employment-related discipline or termination, evictions, reasonable accommodations, or reasonable modifications in the State of Arkansas shall undergo training provided by HUD of no fewer than four (4) hours on nondiscrimination requirements under the Fair Housing Act. Maintenance staff located at the subject property shall also undergo the training referenced in this paragraph. Respondent Canyon View Capital shall obtain from the trainer certifications of attendance, executed by each individual who received training, confirming their attendance. Attendance at the live training is required for all staff, except where pre-approved by HUD to attend a recorded training. If, in addition to the above-required training specified in this paragraph, Respondents Springdale Ridge Investors, LLC and Canyon View Capital have executed a conciliation agreement in the matter of Redacted Name Redacted Name
In the Public Interest. X. Xxxxxxx Properties, Inc. (“Xxxxxxx”)
11. Xxxxxxx agrees to take the following actions, and, as set forth in this Agreement, will provide the Department with written certification that these requirements have been met:
a. Within thirty (30) days of the effective date of this Agreement Xxxxxxx will provide to HUD a revised policy regarding the display of religious materials and materials with religious themes (“revised religious materials policy”) for use in all of the properties it manages, as well as a proposed notification letter to all residents. HUD shall review the policy and notification letter and inform Xxxxxxx whether it approves the policy. If the policy is approved, Xxxxxxx will comply with the additional Agreement requirements outlined below. If the Department does not approve the revised policy, it shall provide comments to Xxxxxxx and Xxxxxxx will have fifteen (15) days to submit a second revised policy which meets the Department’s requirements.
b. Within ten (10) days of the Department’s approval of the revised religious materials policy, Xxxxxxx shall post the revised religious materials policy, a HUD approved Fair Housing poster that includes contact information for HUD’s Fair Housing Equal Opportunity office, and a notice to residents stating that they may return any materials in their possession that were previously removed from common spaces and are otherwise permitted to contribute religious materials to the library, where, typically, announcements to residents are posted at all properties it manages as listed in Appendix A.
c. Within ten (10) days of the Department’s approval of the revised religious materials policy, Xxxxxxx shall post the revised religious materials policy on its website along with a link to HUD's Fair Housing Equal Opportunity (FHEO) webpage and a notice to residents stating that they may return any materials in their possession that were previously removed from common spaces and are otherwise permitted to contribute religious materials to the library.
d. Within ten (10) days of the Department’s approval of the revised religious materials policy, Xxxxxxx shall i) mail via USPS the revised religious materials policy, and a HUD-approved letter that alerts residents about the revised religious material policy and includes contact information for HUD’s Fair Housing Equal Opportunity office, and a notice to residents stating that they may return any materials in their possession that were previously removed from commo...
