Chicago cannot contract away its Section 504 and Title II obligations. Section 504 and Title II cover all programs and activities of a public entity, and do not distinguish between a program provided directly by the public entity and a program provided through a contractual or other arrangement. Chicago has the ability and obligation to ensure that the private developers with whom it contracts provide housing that is both affordable and accessible to individuals with disabilities.
Read MoreIf a sorority or fraternity facility qualifies as a private club it does not have to comply with the ADA, FHA, Section 504, or DOE Title 34, except when/if the facility is open to the public.
Read MoreADA Inspections Nationwide, LLC, offers Americans wih Disabilities Act (ADA) and Fair Housing Act (FHA) constructability compliance inspections for different phases of design and construction or renovation of multi-family housing.
Read MoreThe NIGP (National Institute of Governmental Purchasing) Codes is a universal taxonomy for identifying commodities and services in procurement systems. Many state and local government agencies use the NIGP Code to idenfify vendors for government procurement projects.
Read MoreThere are many laws that govern Americans with Disability Act (ADA) issues. Other regulations support these laws. The following are basic over views of some of these laws and regulations that apply to ADA
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