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A landlord of a multi-family building built in 2010 is asked by a tenant to install a ramp over two steps at the building's main entrance.
Because the building is residential, which of the following is most likely correct?
- The landlord must only allow the ramp if the tenant agrees to remove it every night.
- The landlord can refuse the ramp if it changes the 'curb appeal' of the building.
- If the entrance is a common area, the landlord may be responsible for the cost under accessibility standards for newer buildings.
- The tenant must pay for the ramp as a reasonable modification in all cases.
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