Thats an excellent question. Could i get your card after and ill follow up with Maria Benjamin and see if she can get you an answer. Yes, thank you very much. Mr. Herman just a followup to my own question. The other issue is the bathroom accessibility. The ada bathroom in the units. People who need that. My question is, about the application and the use of the site. For people who are visually impaired. How is is there some way this was my question also about audio, is there some way to have somebody who is visually impaired fill out the application through a voice interaction . As opposed to having to have somebody sit there to help them fill it out . Is there some way to design digitally design the application so that its an audio application. And takes responses verbally from somebody who may have visual impairment . Okay. So just to make sure you understand, the applicant could speak an answer and then have the application ask a question, what is your name . And then the person spe
Emergency preparedness, maybe there are elements that can be incorporated . Thats an excellent question. Could i get your card after and ill follow up with Maria Benjamin and see if she can get you an answer. Yes, thank you very much. Mr. Herman just a followup to my own question. The other issue is the bathroom accessibility. The ada bathroom in the units. People who need that. My question is, about the application and the use of the site. For people who are visually impaired. How is is there some way this was my question also about audio, is there some way to have somebody who is visually impaired fill out the application through a voice interaction . As opposed to having to have somebody sit there to help them fill it out . Is there some way to design digitally design the application so that its an audio application. And takes responses verbally from somebody who may have visual impairment . Okay. So just to make sure you understand, the applicant could speak an answer and then have
Surpass our number of available codeapproved units, are we still allowing for that distinction of the disability needs for or units. I guess my example, thinking about Council Member williams, who was unfortunately unable to be here, but is blind and has talked several times in Public Comment about working with her constituents at the lighthouse around trying to find housing. And many times individuals dont need specific other accessibility. They just need access to a unit. And so im wondering if the prioritization still happens if you technically run out of the coderequired units . And how that rolls over . Or if that is something we maybe need to take a closer look at . I think i understand your question. I think that is a conversation to be had with maria. I figured that, but i wanted to make sure [laughter]. The way that our categories are listed right now, there are other there are other disability types that we can account for, but dont match one to one to code unit, but that doe
Incorporated . Thats an excellent question. Could i get your card after and ill follow up with Maria Benjamin and see if she can get you an answer. Yes, thank you very much. Mr. Herman just a followup to my own question. The other issue is the bathroom accessibility. The ada bathroom in the units. People who need that. My question is, about the application and the use of the site. For people who are visually impaired. How is is there some way this was my question also about audio, is there some way to have somebody who is visually impaired fill out the application through a voice interaction . As opposed to having to have somebody sit there to help them fill it out . Is there some way to design digitally design the application so that its an audio application. And takes responses verbally from somebody who may have visual impairment . Okay. So just to make sure you understand, the applicant could speak an answer and then have the application ask a question, what is your name . And then
Set aside for folks with mobility disabilities that have specific requirements and communication units, which are specifically for deaf individuals. Right . And then with specific visual features. There is not really in the code anything specific for low vision individuals besides requirements for external signage. So what im wondering is, if we surpass our number of available codeapproved units, are we still allowing for that distinction of the disability needs for or units. I guess my example, thinking about Council Member williams, who was unfortunately unable to be here, but is blind and has talked several times in Public Comment about working with her constituents at the lighthouse around trying to find housing. And many times individuals dont need specific other accessibility. They just need access to a unit. And so im wondering if the prioritization still happens if you technically run out of the coderequired units . And how that rolls over . Or if that is something we maybe nee