Get Architect Certification Of Compliance

Filling out the Architect Certification Of Compliance is an important step in ensuring that your housing project meets all necessary design requirements for accessibility. This guide will provide you with clear, step-by-step instructions to help you complete the form efficiently and accurately.

Follow the steps to complete the form with ease.

1. Click ‘Get Form’ button to obtain the form and open it in the online editor.
2. Begin by filling in the project name and Pennsylvania Housing Finance Agency (PHFA) number in the corresponding fields at the top of the form.
3. Select the appropriate checkboxes for the type of project you are certifying. Options include New Construction, Moderate Rehabilitation, Townhouse, Walk-Up Apartments, Low-Rise, Substantial Rehabilitation, Elevator, Non-Elevator, and Other.
4. In the certification section, review the list of applicable laws and regulations. Check all that apply to your project, which may include the Fair Housing Act, ANSI A117.1, Pennsylvania Uniform Construction Code, and others. Be sure to include any state or local code relevant to accessible design.
5. In the next section, specify the total number of rental dwelling units in the project. Also, indicate how many of those units are accessible, adaptable, and designed for individuals with hearing or vision impairments as defined by the applicable guidelines.
6. Print the form to provide the necessary information such as the printed name of the architect, the firm name, their signature, and the date of certification. Ensure this is done by an authorized officer of the architect firm.
7. The owner must also acknowledge the certification. Ensure to include the printed name of the owner, their signature, and the date.
8. Review all entries for accuracy. Once confirmed, you can save changes, download, or print the completed form as necessary. Sharing options may also be available depending on your online platform.

Complete your documents online today to ensure compliance and accessibility in your project.