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The use of self-reported data in monitoring is the accepted norm. The Town of Windsor partially disagrees with this finding. While this may have been true in the past for properties where the affordability covenants rest with individual cities and towns, this is not true of monitoring performed by TCAC and HUD, both of which conduct regular on-site monitoring in addition to auditing of documentation. TOl} T OF WINDSOR September 12,2022 Tow[ of Windsor 9291 Old Redwood Highway P.O. Box l0O The Honorable Shelly Averill Windsor, CA 95492-0100 Presiding Judge Phono: (707) 838-1000 County of Sonoma, Superior Court Fax: (707) 838-7349 rrlrrr.to\r nofrr'indsor.com Hall of Justice 600 Administration Drive Santa Rosa CA 94503 Mryor Sam Salmon Re: Grand Jury Reports: Affordable Housing: Monitoring and Compliance Affordable Housing: Past, Present and Future Vice Mayor Esther Lemus Dear Honorable Judge Averill: Councilmember District 3 Debora Fudge On behalfofthe Town of Windsor, the attached forms serve as responses to the Coulrcilmember Grand Jury Reports: Affordable Housing: Monitoring and Compliance Affordable Rosa Reynoza artd Housing: Past, Presenl and Future of the Sonoma County Civil Grand Jury. Councilmember In accordance with Section 933.05 of the Califomia Govemment Code, the Town Mike Wall is responding as required to the Recommendations and is outlined within each attached form letter. Town Manager Jon Davis Sincerely, -l {;" L-2.a-a-.t -.- Sa6.$lmon Mayor Cc: Town Council Sonoma County Civil Grand Jury Town of Windsor Response to Recommendations