University of Texas at San Antonio
The saved city-code review records at least 50 square feet per occupant for a bedroom occupied by more than one person, together with other habitable-room standards.
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University of the Incarnate Word
The saved city-code review records at least 50 square feet per occupant for a bedroom occupied by more than one person, together with other habitable-room standards.
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