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Housing and Community Development, U.S. Senate

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Should the Senate require new federally assisted homes to meet minimum accessibility standards for disabled people?

Eleanor Smith Inclusive Home Design Act of 2026 (S. 5125)

New single-family homes and town houses built with federal assistance would need at least one level that meets accessibility standards for people with disabilities.

  • Standards include an accessible entrance, wheelchair accessible doorways, and at least one wheelchair accessible bathroom
  • Light switches and outlets must be at reachable heights
  • An aggrieved person may file a civil action over a violation

Senate Housing and Community Development Bills

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