Some/All Subsidized Apartments: A check in this field indicates that the apartment community has units whose rents are income based.

Accepts Section 8 Vouchers: A check in this field indicates that the community accepts these vouchers.

Recreation Facilities: These must be accessible and usable public and common use areas.

Accessible Parking: The parking facilities are close to units and made accessible with ramps.

Some/All Subsidized Apartments: A check in this field indicates that the apartment community has units whose rents are income based.

Accepts Section 8 Vouchers: A check in this field indicates that the community accepts these vouchers.

Recreation Facilities: These must be accessible and usable public and common use areas.

Accessible Parking: The parking facilities are close to units and made accessible with ramps.

Elevator in Building: A check in this field indicates that there is an elevator in the building. Under the guide lines, every unit an elevator serves must be accessible.

Accessible Building Entrance: Entrance to the building is flat or made accessible with ramps, etc.

Flat Entry into Apartment: Entry walks to adaptable units must meet the full ANSI criteria for an "accessible route." These criteria include a minimum width and a maximum slope with no steps or ridges.

Ramped Entry into Apartment: Ramps must haveadditional features such as handrails, edge protection,and periodic level rest areas.

First Floor Apartment: Unit is on gound level with no barriers to entry.

Accessible Parking in Front of Apartment: The parking facilities are close to the units amd make accessible with ramps.

32" Doorways in Apartment: This is the width that w wheelchair can pass through. The guidelines require a 32" clear opening at usable doors.

Two Story Apartment: The actual apartment is a two story unit.

Elevator In Apartment: There is an elevator in the apartment itself.

Grab Bars in Bathroom: Bathroom is equipped with bars to help the individual in and out of wheelchair.

Bathroom Reinforced for Grab Bars: Walls are built to accommodate grab bars if necessary.

Low Bathroom Vanity: Lowered counters to provide access and reach form wheelchair.

Low Bathroom Vanity with Knee Space: Low vanities in bathroom with 27" knee space.

Roll-In Shower: Shower is able to accommodate a wheelchair.

T-Turn or 60" Turn Circle in Bathroom: Bathroom is big enough to allow a wheelchair to turn back and forth.(Not a requirement of the Fair Housing Act).

Low Kitchen Counters: Lowered counters to provide access and reach form wheelchair.

Low Kitchen Counters with Knee Space: Low counters in kitchen with 27" knee space.