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Accessibility upgrades coming to Windcliff Apartments after settlement
U.S. Department of Justice reaches settlement in housing discrimination lawsuit
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Windcliff apartment complex in Gainesville was part of a recently settled lawsuit involving violations of the Fair Housing Act and ADA. It is one of 71 properties across Georgia, Alabama, North Carolina and Tennessee involved in the lawsuit.
Residents of Windcliff Apartments off Limestone Parkway in Gainesville might be surprised to learn the U.S. Department of Justice recently reached a settlement with the complex’s property owners in a housing discrimination lawsuit. It is one of 71 properties across Georgia, Alabama, North Carolina and Tennessee involved in the lawsuit. According to federal prosecutors, Windcliff’s owners were “engaged in a pattern or practice of discrimination against persons with disabilities and denied rights to a group of persons because of disability by failing to design and construct the following covered multifamily dwellings with the features of accessible and adaptive design and construction required by subsections.”
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PHOTOS: Hundreds rally in Gainesville in 'Hands Off' protest against Trump, Musk
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Hundreds turn out to the square in downtown Gainesville Saturday, April 5, 2025, to take part in the "Hands Off " protest of the Trump administration. The protest was part of a national mass activation day against the administration.

by Scott Rogers
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