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PART IV. MONITORING STANDARDS AND <br />PROCEDURES <br />The City of San Leandro will monitar sub-recipients for compliance with HUD and City <br />requirements. Examples of activities and programs that are monitored include: the City's <br />contract with Alameda County for housing rehabilitation services; nonprofit agencies receiving <br />public service andlor facility improvement funds; small business loan recipients; and City- <br />initiatedpublic improvement projects. <br />An annual monitoring visit includes a review of contract goals, compliance with national <br />objectives, effectiveness of services, and financial management. Staff from the City of San <br />Leandro Community Development Department will monitor the progress of all CDBG-funded <br />activities. Monitoring activities include, but are not limited to: <br />• determining contractual compliance with programmatic performance objectives; <br />• examining procedures and records to determine compliance with financial and <br />fiscal requirements; <br />• reviewing program reports; <br />• auditing each claim for payment to ensure compliance with HUD and City <br />requirements; <br />• evaluating housing and community development priorities on an annual basis; <br />• coordinating monitoring activities conducted by the regional HUD field office; <br />• ensuring compliance with the City's Exhibit E, General Conditions, which lists <br />federal program requirements. <br />The goal of the City's monitoring program is to stay informed on project progress and to <br />address any possible deficiencies that may hinder program performance. <br />Action Plan - FY2002 <br />City of San Leandro <br />Page 20 <br />