Minnesota HF1566 requires landlords to make reasonable accommodations for children with autism in rental properties to protect them from harm.
Minnesota HF1566 mandates that landlords provide reasonable accommodations for children with autism in rental properties to protect them from harm. Tenants can request these accommodations when there are accessible bodies of water or other attractive nuisances near the property. Landlords may ask for documentation of the child's condition unless it is already known. Retaliation against tenants for requesting these accommodations is prohibited.
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