Which of the following is NOT a requirement under ADA or fair housing laws?

The correct answer highlights a situation that is not governed by the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) or fair housing laws concerning property modifications.

Landlords are generally required to accommodate tenants with disabilities, which includes allowing reasonable modifications to a property to enable the tenant to fully enjoy it. However, the costs for these modifications typically fall on the tenant. This context supports why the landlord must allow changes without charge is indeed a requirement, as assistance for individuals with disabilities is a crucial aspect of these laws.

Service animals are also an essential topic under the ADA, which stipulates that they must be allowed in no-pets policy buildings. This allows individuals with disabilities that require the assistance of a service animal to live in environments where pets might generally be prohibited.

Regarding changes tenants can make, fair housing laws allow tenants to modify their living space but often require them to return it to its original condition when they vacate. This ensures that property owners are not left with burdensome expenses resulting from modifications made by tenants.

However, with commercial owners potentially being denied changes to parking rules, the implication is that while businesses must comply with ADA regulations, they can set reasonable parking policies consistent with their operational needs. They also have the latitude to design their facilities as long as