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shall be deemed material non - compliance with the lease and would be cause for termination of tenancy. If after occupying the accessible unit, the physical condition of a member of the household changes and a household member would then benefit from continued occupancy in the accessible unit, the household would not be required to move. XIII. Reasonable Accommodation Reasonable accommodations will be made to meet the needs of disabled applicants, including applicants with either physical, developmental and /or mental disabilities. Management will apply the same screening criteria to all applicants. However, management will offer qualified applicants with disabilities additional consideration in the application of rules, practices, or services and structural alterations if the accommodation will enable an otherwise eligible applicant or tenant with a disability an equal opportunity to access and enjoy the housing. Management is not, however, required to make a reasonable accommodation or physical modification if the accommodation or modification will result in an undue financial burden to the Property or if it requires management to alter or change a basic component of the housing program. If, as a result of a disability, an applicant needs changes in the way management communicates with the applicant, applicant(s) may contact JSCO by calling 213 -787- 2700, faxing to 213- 833 -1866, emailing jscola @jsco.net, or visiting the leasing office to request the necessary accommodation. This can include requests for notices and applications in larger font for those with a visual impairment, or to have applications sent to those with mobility impairments. In addition, management can be reached by TTY line for those with a hearing impairment by calling the California Relay Services at (888) 877 -5379. XIV. Outreach Special marketing outreach consideration will be given to special needs populations. Vista del Rio Housing Partners L.P. has as its service partner, Goodwill. Goodwill will be responsible for outreaching to community agencies serving people with developmental and physical disabilities. As early as possible, before construction completion, comprehensive application materials will be made available to these agencies. Goodwill will coordinate with staff at these agencies to assist their clients to apply for housing. Goodwill will provide information about all aspects of the application process in order to eliminate as many obstacles to applying as possible for their clients, supported by ACOF staff. This will enable clients of these agencies to anticipate and positively address issues such as providing identifications, birth certificates, landlord references, credit reports, criminal background reports and other applicable supportive documentation needed to complete the application process. Notices may be given to these agencies and organizations by way of flyers, e- mails, telephone calls, and in- person visits. If specific agencies or organizations request information be given to their clients in the context of meetings, these requests will be honored, as staffing and resources allow. Exhibit H - 25 -