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In addition, HUD finally addressed under what situations an animal not commonly kept in a household must be approved as a reasonable accommodation. The burden has now been clearly placed on the requesting party to show a unique animal is needed to perform a specific disability-related need.
Stay tuned for a further review and analysis of these guidelines in our February 2020 Newsletter.
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