fair-housing
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Court orders Beekman to permit a women's sober home, with five-person initial occupancy and claims still pending
An October 28 consent injunction requires Beekman, New York, to permit Hudson Valley Collective to operate a sober home for women recovering from addiction. The initial limit is five people including resident staff; expansion depends on state and county requirements. The order preserves safety conditions and leaves the underlying claims unresolved. DOJ announced it October 29, although its release describes the signing as occurring that day.
Also filed underhousingdisability-rightsrecoveryzoningcivil-rights
Oklahoma City landlords agree to pay $52,500 to settle a family's housing-discrimination claims
Jacqueline Fox and Vintage View 2, LLC agreed to pay $52,500 to resolve allegations that they refused a one-bedroom apartment to a mother because she would live with her son. The settlement, filed October 22, also requires a nondiscrimination policy and training. It schedules payments through February 1, 2027; the agreement itself is not a court judgment that the money has been paid.
Also filed underhousingfamilial-statusoklahomacivil-rights
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