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Code Compliance & Regulations Flashcards

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  1. What is the primary purpose of housing code compliance?

    Answer: To ensure health and safety standards are met

    Code compliance ensures buildings meet safety, health, and structural standards as set by local and federal regulations.

  2. Which regulation mandates accessibility features in housing?

    Answer: Fair Housing Act

    The Fair Housing Act requires accessible design features in multifamily housing to accommodate individuals with disabilities.

  3. Why must egress windows be inspected in sleeping areas?

    Answer: To allow emergency escape

    Egress windows provide emergency exits in case of fire or other emergencies, and are required by most building codes.

  4. What document typically lists local building code requirements?

    Answer: Building code manual

    The building code outlines local construction and safety requirements and is used by inspectors to evaluate compliance.

  5. Which of the following would be a code violation?

    Answer: Missing GFCI outlet in kitchen

    Lack of a GFCI outlet in wet areas like kitchens and bathrooms is a common violation of electrical safety codes.

  6. Who is responsible for ensuring code compliance in rental units?

    Answer: The property owner or landlord

    The property owner or landlord must ensure the rental unit complies with all applicable building codes and HUD requirements.

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