Common use of Certification of UFAS-Accessible Units Clause in Contracts

Certification of UFAS-Accessible Units. a. Within one hundred fifty (150) days of the effective date of this Agreement, HACP will submit, for HUD review and approval, the name, qualifications and experience of the independent third-party architectural and/or engineering firm with whom HACP proposes to contract to review and certify that the units constructed or converted pursuant to Paragraph IV. (C)(1)(a) meet the requirements of UFAS and, if applicable, the ADA and Fair Housing Act. HUD will provide its approval, or comments, within thirty (30) days of HACP’s submission of the proposed architectural/engineering firm. b. The independent third-party architectural and/or engineering firm, as referenced in Paragraph IV. (C)(3)(a), above, shall be independent from any firm or entity with whom HACP contracts for the purposes of either developing the plans/drawings/blueprints or constructing or converting housing units or non- housing programs to implement HACP’s UFAS-Accessible Unit Plan or Non- Housing Program Accessibility Plan, as described in Paragraphs IV. (C)(2) and (D)(1), respectively. c. When HACP in its quarterly reporting proffers that it has completed UFAS- Accessible Units, including accessibility to the Non-Housing Programs, HACP will provide a written certification referenced in Paragraph IV. (C)(3)(a) that the proffered unit complies with the requirements of UFAS and, where applicable, the ADA Accessibility Standards and the Fair Housing Act. HACP shall also provide a written certification that the Non-Housing Programs serving the proffered UFAS- Accessible Unit comply with the requirements of UFAS and, where applicable, the ADA Accessibility Standards and the Fair Housing Act. See Paragraph IV. (D)(1). d. HUD reserves the right to conduct periodic on-site reviews of the completed UFAS-Accessible Units to ensure compliance.

Certification of UFAS-Accessible Units. a. Within one hundred fifty twenty (150120) days of the effective date of this Agreement, HACP HACH will submit, for HUD review and approval, the name, qualifications and experience of the an independent third-party architectural and/or engineering firm organization with whom HACP HACH proposes to contract to for the review and certify that certification of the units constructed or converted Section 504/ADA modifications made pursuant to Paragraph IVthis Agreement. (C)(1)(a) meet the requirements of UFAS and, if applicableThe third-party organization must have experience in reviewing/inspecting architectural design and construction in compliance with Section 504, the ADA and the Fair Housing Act. HUD will provide its approval, or comments, within thirty (30) days of HACPHACH’s submission of the proposed architectural/engineering firmthird-party organization. b. The HUD-approved independent third-party architectural and/or engineering firmorganization, as referenced in Paragraph IV. (C)(3)(a), above, shall selected to review and certify the modifications made pursuant to this Agreement will be independent from of any third-party architectural and/or engineering firm or entity with whom HACP HACH contracts for the purposes of either developing the plans/drawings/blueprints or constructing or converting housing units or non- housing programs for the new construction and/or modifications made pursuant to implement HACPHACH’s UFAS-Accessible Unit Plan or Non- and Non-Housing Program Accessibility Plan, as described in Paragraphs IV. (C)(2) and (D)(1), respectively, and the Administrative Office Accessibility Plan and Training Institute Accessibility Plan, as referenced in Paragraphs IV. (D)(2) and (D)(3), respectively. c. When HACP Within ninety (90) days of HACH’s completion of each of the UFAS Accessible Units according to the HUD-approved UFAS-Accessible Unit Plan, as referenced in its quarterly reporting proffers Paragraph IV. (C)(2), above, HACH will provide written certification through the HUD-approved independent third-party organization, that it has completed the UFAS- Accessible Units, including accessibility to the Non-Housing Programs, HACP will provide a written certification referenced in Paragraph IV. (C)(3)(a) that the proffered unit complies comply with the requirements of UFAS UFAS, PIH Notice 2003-31(HA), and, where applicable, the ADA Accessibility Standards and the Fair Housing Act. HACP shall also provide a written certification that the Non-Housing Programs serving the proffered UFAS- Accessible Unit comply with the requirements HACH will submit this documentation to HUD as part of UFAS and, where applicable, the ADA Accessibility Standards and the Fair Housing Actits Quarterly Report. See Paragraph IV. (D)(1). d. HUD reserves the right to conduct periodic on-site reviews of the completed UFAS-Accessible Units accessible units to ensure compliance.

Certification of UFAS-Accessible Units. a. Within one hundred fifty twenty (150120) days of the effective date of this Agreement, HACP HACL will submit, for HUD review and approval, the name, qualifications and experience of an independent third-party organization with whom ▇▇▇▇ proposes to contract for the review and certification of the Section 504/ADA modifications made pursuant to this Agreement. The third-party organization must have experience in reviewing/inspecting architectural design and construction to ensure compliance with Section 504, the ADA and the Fair Housing Act. HUD will provide its approval or comments within thirty (30) days of HACL’s submission of the proposed third-party organization. b. The HUD-approved independent third-party organization selected to review and certify the modifications made pursuant to this Agreement shall: (i) submit documentation to the HACL to verify that the firm maintains errors and omissions liability insurance and document that the firm’s Principal will certify all firm findings made pursuant to this Agreement; (ii) be independent of any third-party architectural and/or engineering firm with whom HACP proposes to contract to review and certify that the units constructed or converted pursuant to Paragraph IV. (C)(1)(a) meet the requirements of UFAS and, if applicable, the ADA and Fair Housing Act. HUD will provide its approval, or comments, within thirty (30) days of HACP’s submission of the proposed architectural/engineering firm. b. The independent third-party architectural and/or engineering firm, as referenced in Paragraph IV. (C)(3)(a), above, shall be independent from any firm or entity with whom HACP HACL contracts for the purposes of either developing the plans/drawings/blueprints or constructing or converting housing units or non- housing programs for the new construction and/or modifications made pursuant to implement HACPHACL’s UFAS-Accessible Unit Plan or Non- and Non-Housing Program Accessibility Plan, as described in Paragraphs IV. (C)(2D)(2) and IV. (D)(1E)(1), respectivelyand the Administrative Office Accessibility Plan, as referenced in Paragraph IV. (E)(2). c. When HACP Within ninety (90) days of HACL’s completion of each of the UFAS Accessible Units according to the HUD-approved UFAS-Accessible Unit Plan, as referenced in its quarterly reporting proffers Paragraph IV. (D)(2) above, HACL will provide written certification through the HUD-approved independent third-party organization, that it has completed UFAS- the UFAS-Accessible Units, including accessibility to the Non-Housing Programs, HACP will provide a written certification referenced in Paragraph IV. (C)(3)(a) that the proffered unit complies with the requirements of UFAS and, where applicable, the ADA Accessibility Standards and the Fair Housing Act. HACP shall also provide a written certification that the Non-Housing Programs serving the proffered UFAS- Accessible Unit comply with the requirements of UFAS and, where applicable, the ADA Accessibility Standards and the Fair Housing Act. See Paragraph IVHACL will submit this documentation to HUD as part of its Quarterly Report. (D)(1). d. HUD reserves the right to conduct periodic on-site reviews of the completed UFAS-Accessible Units accessible units to ensure compliance.

Certification of UFAS-Accessible Units. a. Within one hundred fifty No later than thirty (15030) days of HUD’s approval of the effective date UFAS-Accessible Unit Plan, the County shall commence its procurement for the selection of an independent third party architectural and/or engineering firm with whom MDHA proposes to contract for the review and certification of the Section 504/ADA modifications made pursuant to this Agreement, HACP . MDHA will submit, for HUD review and approval, the name, qualifications and experience of the independent third-party architectural and/or engineering firm with whom HACP proposes to contract to review and certify that the units constructed or converted pursuant to Paragraph IV. (C)(1)(a) meet the requirements of UFAS and, if applicable, the ADA and Fair Housing Actengineering. HUD will provide its approval, or comments, within thirty (30) days of HACPMDHA’s submission of the proposed architectural/engineering firm. b. The HUD-approved independent third-party architectural and/or engineering firm, as referenced in Paragraph IV. (C)(3)(a), above, shall selected to review and certify the modifications made pursuant to this Agreement will be independent from any of the third party architectural and/or engineering firm or entity with whom HACP MDHA contracts for the purposes of either developing the plans/drawings/blueprints or constructing or converting housing units or non- housing programs for the modifications made pursuant to implement HACPMDHA’s UFAS-Accessible Unit Plan or Non- and Non-Housing Program Accessibility Plan, as described in Paragraphs IV. (C)(2) and (D)(1), respectively. c. When HACP Within ninety (90) days of MDHA’s completion of each of the UFAS Accessible Units according to the HUD-approved UFAS-Accessible Unit Plan, as referenced in its quarterly reporting proffers Paragraph IV. (C)(2), above, MDHA will provide written certification through the HUD-approved independent third-party architectural and/or engineering firm, that it has completed UFAS- the UFAS-Accessible Units, including accessibility to the Non-Housing Programs, HACP will provide a written certification referenced in Paragraph IV. (C)(3)(a) that the proffered unit complies comply with the requirements of UFAS UFAS, PIH Notice 2003-31(HA), and, where applicable, the ADA Accessibility Standards and the Fair Housing Act. HACP shall also provide a written certification that the Non-Housing Programs serving the proffered UFAS- Accessible Unit comply with the requirements MDHA will submit this documentation to HUD as part of UFAS and, where applicable, the ADA Accessibility Standards and the Fair Housing Actits Quarterly Report. See Paragraph IV. (D)(1). d. HUD reserves the right to conduct periodic on-site reviews of the completed UFAS-Accessible Units accessible units to ensure compliance.