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Meeting Minutes
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9/15/2003
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Board of Commissioners
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- Limiting to its own members the rental or occupancy of lodging which a private club <br /> owns or operates for other than a commercial purpose. <br /> <br />HOW THE FAIR HOUSING LAW IS ENFORCED <br /> <br />Title VIII provides three ways of obtaining compliance:* <br /> <br />1. Complaints can be sent to HUD - Discriminatory acts covered by the Fair Housing <br /> Law can be reported to: <br /> <br /> Fair Housing <br />Department of Housing & Urban Development <br />Washington, D.C. 20410 <br /> <br /> Fair Housing <br />Department of Housing & Urban Development <br />Richard B. Russell Building <br />75 Spring Street, SW <br /> Atlanta, Ga. 30303 <br /> Telephone (312) 353-7776 <br /> <br />Complaints may be written in letter form or on a complaint form obtainable from <br />HUD. Complaints should be notarized and sent to HUD within 180 days of the <br />alleged discriminatory act. <br /> <br />2. Court action by individual - a person may take a complaint directly to the US District <br /> Court or State or local court under Section 812, within 180 days of the alleged <br /> discriminatory act. <br /> <br />3. Court action by the Attorney General - Information about possible discrimination in <br /> housing may also be brought to the attention of the Attorney General. If there is a <br /> pattern of practice of resistance to full enjoyment of rights granted under Title VIII, <br /> or ifa group or persons has been denied such rights and the denial raises an issue of <br /> general importance the Attorney General may bring court action to insure full <br /> enjoyment of the rights granted by Title VIII. <br /> <br />*In addition to the above, the North Carolina Human Relations Commission has been <br />established as the State Agency to investigate discrimination complaints in North <br />Carolina pursuant to the North Carolina Fair Housing Act. The County of Cabarrus will <br />assist individuals having complaints in filing an official written housing discrimination <br />complaint with the Commission and also assist the Commission in their investigation of <br />the complaint. <br /> <br /> <br />
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