Congregate housing means a building, or portion of a building, containing more than three congregate living units intended to be occupied by senior citizens, in which building, or portion of a building, not more than one dwelling unit may be included for a resident manager, where common dining and recreational areas are provided and where commercial uses such as barbershop, beauty salon and gift shop are permitted, and where the owner of the property has entered into a Housing Agreement, as allowed by the Local Government Act R.S.B.C. 1996, c. 326, as amended or replaced from time to time, guaranteeing the use of the housing units, their tenure, and the provision of amenities. The congregate living units can contain not less than 400 square feet (37.16 square metres) of gross floor area nor more than 650 square feet (60.39 square metres) of gross floor area.
Congregate housing means housing shared by two or more individuals not related to each other which is not provided in an institution.
Congregate housing means housing shared by two or more individuals not related to each other and receive services not provided in an institution.
Examples of Congregate housing in a sentence
Congregate housing or group homes for persons with special needs.
Congregate housing and group home loan applicants, as part of their loan request, must submit a plan to make affordable services available to residents to assist the residents in living independently.
Congregate housing may be developed for elderly, disabled, or handicapped Families and individuals.
Congregate housing and group homes may coordinate services or training with another organization, such as a workshop for the developmentally disabled.
Congregate housing is not subject to the HQS acceptability re- quirement in § 982.401(d)(2)(i) that the dwelling unit must have a kitchen area.
More Definitions of Congregate housing
Congregate housing means housing shared by two or more individuals not related to
Congregate housing means multi−unit rental housing which offers limited social support for tenants, including meals in a common dining room and space for group social and recre- ational activities.
Congregate housing means housing in which each resident has a private or shared bedroom or living quarters and shares with other residents a dining room, recreational room, and other common areas.
Congregate housing means housing shared by two or more persons not related
Congregate housing means a building or structure in which 2 or more households, inclusive, share common living areas and may share child care, cleaning, cooking and other household responsibilities.
Congregate housing means permanent housing in the form of multiple sleeping units where residents are provided with common dining facilities, meal preparation, laundry services and room cleaning. Congregate housing may also include other services such as transportation for routine medical appointments and counseling. Such facilities may or may not be licensed under the Community Care Facility Act.
Congregate housing means a form of residential environment consisting of independent living assisted by congregate meals, housekeeping and personal services, for persons sixty-two years old or older. (6/17/83)