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  • § 227.36 Requirements of needs assessment.

    7 C.F.R. § 227.36 (2026) · Federal · Regulations

    Title 7 CFR › Chapter II › Part 227 › Subpart C › § 227.36

    ) Problems teachers encounter in conducting effective nutrition education activities and areas where inservice training or materials can assist in alleviating these problems; (14) Problems in dietary habits

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  • § 3555.202 Dwelling requirements.

    7 C.F.R. § 3555.202 (2026) · Federal · Regulations

    Title 7 CFR › Chapter XXXV › Part 3555 › Subpart E › § 3555.202

    the exception of interior or exterior development work, Rural Development may issue the Loan Note Guarantee on the loan if the following conditions are met: (1) The incomplete work does not affect the habitability

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  • § 200.925b Residential and institutional building code comparison items.

    24 C.F.R. § 200.925b (2026) · Federal · Regulations

    Title 24 CFR › Chapter II › Part 200 › Subpart S › § 200.925b

    separations; (4) Fire resistance requirements; (5) Means of egress (number and distance); (6) Individual unit smoke detectors; (7) Building alarm systems; (8) Highrise criteria; (b) Light and ventilation. (1) Habitable

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  • WAC 51-51-60104. Appendix AQ — Tiny houses

    WAC 51-51-60104 · Washington · Regulations

    Title 51 › Chapter 51-51 › WAC 51-51-60104

    Habitable space in tiny houses shall have a ceiling height of not less than 6 feet 8 inches (2032 mm).

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  • 13 TAC § 26.2. Scope

    13 Tex. Admin. Code § 26.2 · Texas · Regulations

    Title 13 › Part 2 › Chapter 26 › Subchapter A › 13 TAC § 26.2

    historic shipwrecks, and locations of historical, archeological, educational, or scientific interest including, but not limited to, prehistoric American Indian or aboriginal campsites, dwellings, and habitation

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  • § 228.309 Structure, emergency egress, lighting, temperature, and noise-level standards.

    49 CFR § 228.309 · Federal · Regulations

    Title 49—Transportation › Subtitle B—Other Regulations Relating to Transportation › CHAPTER II—FEDERAL RAILROAD ADMINISTRATION, DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › PART 228—PASSENGER TRAIN EMPLOYEE HOURS OF SERVICE; RECORDKEEPING AND REPORTING; SLEEPING QUARTERS › Subpart E—Safety and Health Requirements for Camp Cars Provided by Railroads as Sleeping Quarters

    Each habitable room in a camp car including but not limited to a toilet room, that is provided to an occupant must be provided with adequate lighting as specified below: (1) When occupants are present,

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  • § 61.13 Capital grant application packages—rating criteria.

    38 C.F.R. § 61.13 (2026) · Federal · Regulations

    Title 38 CFR › Chapter I › Part 61 › Subpart B › § 61.13

    VA will award up to 100 points based on: (1) The agency's outreach plan to serve homeless veterans living in places not ordinarily meant for human habitation (e.g., streets, parks, abandoned buildings, … will award up to 150 points based on the extent to which the applicant demonstrates: (1) Substantial unmet needs, particularly among the target population living in places not ordinarily meant for human habitation

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  • Section 391.404 Site Characteristics

    35 Ill. Adm. Code 391.404 · Illinois · Regulations

    Title 35 › CHAPTER II: ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY › Part 391 › Subpart D › Section 391.404

    Runoff control measures such as vegetative fence rows around the site, contour farming, terracing, catchment basins and buffer areas in the direction of surface runoff; 5)         Site is isolated from habitation … Runoff control measures such as vegetative fence rows around the site, contour farming, terracing, catchment basins and buffer areas in the direction of surface runoff; 5)         Site is isolated from habitation

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  • WAC 132U-140-040. General policies limiting use

    WAC 132U-140-040 · Washington · Regulations

    Title 132U › Chapter 132U-140 › WAC 132U-140-040

    Camping is defined to include sleeping, carrying on cooking activities, or storing personal belongings for personal habitation, or the erection of tents or other shelters or structures used for purposes … of personal habitation. (19) The event must also be conducted in accordance with any other applicable college policies and regulations, local ordinances, and state or federal laws.

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  • WAC 308-93-010. Definitions

    WAC 308-93-010 · Washington · Regulations

    Title 308 › Chapter 308-93 › WAC 308-93-010

    For registration and certificate of ownership purposes, a houseboat does not include any building on a float used in whole or in part for human habitation as a single-family dwelling which is not powered … For registration and certificate of ownership purposes, a houseboat does not include any building on a float used in whole or in part for human habitation as a single-family dwelling which is not powered

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  • § 18.34 Guidelines for use in safely deterring polar bears.

    50 CFR § 18.34 · Federal · Regulations

    Title 50—Wildlife and Fisheries › CHAPTER I—UNITED STATES FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE, DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR › SUBCHAPTER B—TAKING, POSSESSION, TRANSPORTATION, SALE, PURCHASE, BARTER, EXPORTATION, AND IMPORTATION OF WILDLIFE AND PLANTS › PART 18—MARINE MAMMALS › Subpart D—Special Exceptions

    Distance between bars must be no more than 4 inches clear on stairways and landings or when otherwise attached to a habitable structure; they may be no more than 5 inches clear for use in cages not attached … to any habitable structure.

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  • 19 TAC § 127.471. Culinary Arts (Two Credits), Adopted 2015

    19 Tex. Admin. Code § 127.471 · Texas · Regulations

    Title 19 › Part 2 › Chapter 127 › Subchapter J › 19 TAC § 127.471

    (A) demonstrate a proactive understanding of self-responsibility and self-management; (B) explain the characteristics of personal values and principles; (C) demonstrate positive attitudes and work habits … ; (D) demonstrate exemplary appearance and personal hygiene; and (E) identify and manage the effects of exercise, dietary habits, and emotional factors such as stress, fatigue, or anxiety on job performance

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  • 19 TAC § 130.452. Introduction to Aircraft Technology (One Credit), Adopted 2015

    19 Tex. Admin. Code § 130.452 · Texas · Regulations

    Title 19 › Part 2 › Chapter 130 › Subchapter P › 19 TAC § 130.452

    maintenance and repair; (B) demonstrate the principles of group participation and leadership related to citizenship and career preparation; (C) demonstrate employers' expectations and appropriate work habits … expected to: (A) describe and apply ethical and legal responsibilities appropriate to the workplace; (B) demonstrate proper etiquette and behavior; (C) identify benefits of personal appearance and health habits

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  • § 5.703 National standards for the condition of HUD housing.

    24 C.F.R. § 5.703 (2026) · Federal · Regulations

    Title 24 CFR › Part 5 › Subpart G › § 5.703

    To ensure that all residents live in safe, habitable dwellings, the items and components located inside the building, outside the building, and within the units of HUD housing must be functionally adequate … meet or exceed the carbon monoxide detection standards set by HUD through Federal Register notification; (7) The unit must have two working outlets or one working outlet and a permanent light within all habitable

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  • 13 TAC § 26.3. Definitions

    13 Tex. Admin. Code § 26.3 · Texas · Regulations

    Title 13 › Part 2 › Chapter 26 › Subchapter A › 13 TAC § 26.3

    Habitation sites are areas or structures where people live or have lived on a permanent or temporary basis. … (G) Non-habitation sites. Non-habitation sites result from use during specialized activities and may include standing structures.

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  • Rule 3701-33-03. Licensure: fees

    Ohio Admin. Code 3701-33-03 · Ohio · Regulations

    Agency 3701 › Chapter 3701-33 › Rule 3701-33-03

    No license shall be issued if any violations of this chapter exist concerning sanitation, drainage or habitability of housing units.

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  • Section 72. Residents' Rooms

    8.370.16.72 NMAC · New Mexico · Regulations

    Title 8 › Chapter 370 › Part 16 › Section 72

    Assignment of residents: Residents co-habiting a double occupancy room or a ward shall be of the same sex unless residents are married, related, or are consenting adults. B.

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  • Structure permit exclusions

    Wis. Admin. Code RB § 2.03 · Wisconsin · Regulations

    RB › Chapter RB 2 › § RB 2.03

    The structure is not used for recreational camping or human habitation. (3) Waterfowl blinds, wildlife observation blinds, tree stands and tree houses.

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  • WAC 388-107-0070. Comprehensive assessment

    WAC 388-107-0070 · Washington · Regulations

    Title 388 › Chapter 388-107 › WAC 388-107-0070

    (d) Other conditions affecting cognition, such as traumatic brain injury or other neurological conditions. (6) Individual's activities, typical daily routines, habits and service preferences. (7) Individual's

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  • 22 TAC § 108.9. Dishonorable Conduct

    22 Tex. Admin. Code § 108.9 · Texas · Regulations

    Title 22 › Part 5 › Chapter 108 › Subchapter A › 22 TAC § 108.9

    licensee is impaired through the use of drugs, narcotics, or alcohol; (B) addicted to or habitually intemperate in the use of alcoholic beverages or drugs; (C) improperly obtained, possessed, or used habit-forming

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