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Title
Management Audit of District Owned Residential Properties : Final Report
Creator
Sakai, Peter
Santa Clara Valley Water District
Date Created and/or Issued
2011-03-03
Contributing Institution
Santa Clara Valley Water District
Collection
California Revealed from Santa Clara Valley Water District
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Description
Abstract: The Temporary District Auditor has completed his management audit of the District's practices for managing its residential properties as requested by the Board of Directors at its November 10, 2009 meeting. The audit included an examination of agreements for property management and agreements for rental/lease of District owned residential properties. The audit also included interviews with District staff responsible for overseeing the management of these properties and a physical inspection/tour of residential properties owned by the District in San Jose, Mountain View and Morgan Hill. As authorized in the Santa Clara Valley Water District Act, the District acquires residential property in preparation for its public projects and has acquired residential properties in lieu of projects (where the District has been determined that a project is not feasible or cost effective to protect properties from flood damage). During the time after the District acquires the property, up to demolition, the District leases these residential properties. The District maintains a policy that prohibits the District from renting or leasing property to District employees, Board members or immediate family members. "This examination disclosed that District staff is exercising reasonable care in managing District owned residential properties."
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Format
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Identifier
csjvwd_000576
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Provenance
Santa Clara Valley Water District Library
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