Accessible Design Clause Samples

Accessible Design. Medium density designated residential units in the Project shall vary in product type and include accessible designs. For purposes of this section, accessible design may include, for example, single story units, units with living quarters and bedrooms located on the first floor, and/or units that incorporate architectural elements such as wide hallways that promote use of the unit by senior citizens or people with disabilities.
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Accessible Design. To allow residents to age in place, universal design features will be utilized in all single-family residential units. Said features will, at a minimum, be consistent with adopted City standards for first-floor accessibility pursuant to Resolution No. 07-138. Use of said universal design features will apply to all single-family residences, excluding any condominiums or accessory dwelling units. Accessibility features will be strongly encouraged and incorporated to the extent feasible in all other residential units. Public Arts Program. Developer shall designate a minimum of six locations within the Project for the installation of public art and will contribute the initial two works which will be installed coterminous with the initial one-hundred units. Developer shall establish a fund for the further acquisition and installation of art in the remainder of the designated publicly enjoyable sites, and will formalize a community-based process for the selection of pieces. Contributions to this fund will be allocated per parcel, on a basis such as parcel size, parcel use, and/or square footage basis, to be assessed at the time of approval of the first Final Map for the Project.
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Accessible Design. To allow residents to age in place, universal design features will be utilized in all age-restricted units. Said features will be consistent with adopted City standards for first-floor accessibility pursuant to Resolution No. 07-138. Use of said universal design features will apply to all standard floor plans in age-restricted residential units and to all age-restricted custom homes, but may be omitted from any unit that is not age restricted and from any second floor living space. However, to assure a community without barriers, all single family detached residential units will incorporate visitability requirements as identified in Resolution No. 07-138. Accessibility features will be strongly encouraged and incorporated to the extent feasible in attached residential units. Public Arts Program. Developer shall designate a minimum of six locations within the Project for the installation of public art and will contribute the initial two works which will be installed coterminous with the initial one-hundred units. Developer shall establish a fund for the further acquisition and installation of art in the remainder of the designated publicly enjoyable sites, and will formalize a community-based process for the selection of pieces. Contributions to this fund will be allocated per parcel, on a basis such as parcel size, parcel use, and/or square footage basis, to be assessed at the time of approval of the first Final Map for the Project.
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Accessible Design. The amendment will ensure that any changes to the Specific Plan address accessibility for people with disabilities. Additionally, policy shall address housing for persons with disabilities.
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Accessible Design. Applicants who provide accessible/barrier-free units above minimum requirements will be given preference and scored higher. For multi-residential developments, applicants who provide a greater allocation of family sized units or greater mix of unit sizes will be given preference and scored higher.
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