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According to a recently issued HUD report, poor financial oversight, failures to collect on rent, and inadequate internal and budgetary controls leave the Charlottesville Housing and Redevelopment Authority (CHRA) in Charlottesville, Va., vulnerable as federal money dwindles. The agency gave CHRA the local authority 30 days, or until the end of the month, to provide written responses to nine findings of serious violations of statute, regulations, or practice.
