; and (v) that, as a matter of infrastructure, environment, amenities, location, services, and features, facilitates individual choice regarding the provision of services and supports, and who provides those services and supports. (B) In the case of a dwelling, a dwelling— (i) that is owned by an individual with an LTSS disability or the individual’s family member; (ii) that is leased to the individual with an LTSS disability under an individual lease, that has lockable access and egress, and that includes living, sleeping, bathing, and cooking areas over which an individual with an LTSS disability or the individual’s family member has domain and control; or (iii) that is a group or shared residence— (I) in which no more than 4 unrelated individuals with an LTSS disability reside; (II) for which each individual with an LTSS disability living at the residence owns, rents, or occupies the residence under a legally enforceable agreement under which the individual has, at a minimum, the same responsibilities and protections as tenants have under applicable landlord-tenant law; (III) in which each individual with an LTSS disability living at the residence— (aa) has privacy in the individual’s sleeping unit, including a lockable entrance door controlled by the individual; (bb) shares a sleeping unit only if such individual and the individual sharing the unit choose to do so, and if individuals in the residence so choose, they also have a choice of roommates within the residence; (cc) has the freedom to furnish and decorate the individual’s sleeping or living unit as permitted under the lease or other agreement; (dd) has the freedom and support to control the individual’s own schedules and activities; and (ee) is able to have visitors of the individual’s choosing at any time