This bill proposes new legal protections for tenants with children diagnosed with autism in rental properties, specifically addressing safety concerns related to nearby bodies of water or other attractive nuisances. Under the new section [504B.213] CHILDREN WITH AUTISM; PROTECTION IN RENTAL PROPERTY, tenants can request reasonable accommodations from landlords to ensure the safety of their children. Landlords are required to make reasonable modifications to their policies or the property itself, provided these changes do not fundamentally alter the nature of the property. Additionally, the bill allows landlords to request documentation confirming the child's autism diagnosis, unless the condition is obvious or already known to them. Importantly, the legislation includes a provision that prohibits landlords from retaliating against tenants who make such accommodation requests. This bill aims to enhance the safety and well-being of children with autism living in rental properties by ensuring that their specific needs are addressed.