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A tenant in Pennsylvania requests that her landlord allow her to install a visual fire alarm system in her unit because she is deaf. The installation would require minor wiring modifications. Under the PA Human Relations Act, the landlord must:

Correct Answer

C) Allow the tenant to install the system at the tenant's own expense as a reasonable modification

Installing a visual fire alarm system is a reasonable modification (physical change to the premises) that the landlord must allow the tenant to make at the tenant's own expense. The landlord may require restoration to original condition upon move-out if reasonable.

Answer Options
A
Pay for and install the visual alarm system as a reasonable accommodation
B
Allow the installation only if the tenant signs a waiver of liability
C
Allow the tenant to install the system at the tenant's own expense as a reasonable modification
D
Deny the request because modifications to building systems are not permitted

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