Approve cost-sharing agreement between city and Richmond Rent Board
In Plain English
The Richmond Rent Board operates separately from the city but they share certain administrative costs. This agreement formalizes how they split expenses like legal services, technology, and office support. The arrangement helps both organizations save money by pooling resources instead of duplicating services.
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