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IMPORTANT INFORMATION HUD recipients should operate each existing housing program receiving federal financial assistance so that when viewed in its entirety, the program is readily accessible to and usable by persons with disabilities. HUD recipients are not necessarily required to make each of its existing facilities accessible. HR is not required to take any action if the change would impose undue financial and administrative burdens. If the HR determines that making a program accessible would result in significant or fundamental alterations or would cause undue financial or administrative burdens, the HR should use other methods of providing accessibility to ensure that individuals with disabilities receive program or activity benefits and services. 4. Are a minimum of five percent of the dwelling units altered since July 11, 1988 (or more based on a higher need prescribed by HUD) readily accessible to individuals with mobility impairments? Yes No X N/A No — Modification or corrective action: 5. Have alterations to common areas or parts of existing facilities been made (since July 11, 1988) to the maximum extent feasible, so that the areas are accessible to and usable by individuals with disabilities? Yes No X N/A No — Modification or corrective action: 6. Has the HR determined that making an existing facility accessible to individuals with disabilities would result in a fundamental alteration or would pose undue financial or administrative burdens? Yes No X N/A Yes — Have the following options been considered: a) Have services been reassigned to accessible facilities or accessible portions thereof? Yes No b) Have aides been assigned to beneficiaries? Yes No C) Have home visits been conducted? Yes No d) Has equipment been added or redesigned? Yes No e) Have changes been made in management policies and procedures? Yes No F -2 Attacl'4ent number 5 Page 59