Authorize replenishing Rent Board reserves to 18% of annual budget
In Plain English
The Rent Board maintains emergency reserves like a savings account for unexpected expenses. Current reserves have dropped below the required minimum of 18% of the annual budget. If approved, the board adds money back to reach the 18% target set by city policy.
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