Habitability Requirements Sample Clauses

Habitability Requirements. Shelters, whether congregate or non-congregate, must meet habitability requirements that include minimum safety, sanitation, and privacy standards as outlined in 24 CFR § 576.403, regardless of whether 24 CFR § 576.403 independently applies to such shelters apart from this Agreement. Shelters must be structurally sound. Tents and other structures without hardened surfaces that do not meet these minimum standards are unallowable. Recipient must document habitability requirements for all shelters funded under this Agreement. Agency will provide technical assistance reasonably requested to ensure compliance with habitability requirements. Shelter units may be in the form of Non-Congregate Free-Standing Units if they provide the following amenities: ▪ Heat ▪ Electricity ▪ The ability to close and lock a door ▪ Showers and restrooms onsite ▪ Hard-surface walls and roofing Agreement No. 8202 ▪ Food preparation facilities available onsite or with an action plan to provide meals to shelter residents
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