Resident health, safety, and accessibility activities are defined
What the document says“``(A) protect the health and safety of residents; ``(B) address weatherization and reduce utility costs; or ``(C) address accessibility needs for residents with disabilities.”
The new section 123 defines resident health, safety, and accessibility activities as the reconstruction, repair, or replacement of manufactured housing and manufactured housing communities to protect resident health and safety, address weatherization and reduce utility costs, or address accessibility needs for residents with disabilities.
What the document actually says“``(A) protect the health and safety of residents; ``(B) address weatherization and reduce utility costs; or ``(C) address accessibility needs for residents with disabilities.”
One aim is to keep people safe and well. Another is to seal the home against the weather and cut bills. A third is to meet the needs of people with disabilities.
The work covered is rebuilding, repair, or replacement. It can be on a home or on the wider community. Any of the three aims will do.
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