Q&A
DCAS's notification process for lease expirations
1:23:20
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37 sec
The DCAS representative explains the agency's process for notifying tenants about lease expirations, addressing both city agency tenants and cases with private operators.
- DCAS has a process to notify city agency tenants about lease expirations
- The agency monitors lease expiration dates and contacts tenants accordingly
- For cases with private operators (e.g., senior centers, daycares), the process may be different
- The representative notes that the daycare portfolio has been transferred to the Department of Education
Laura Ringelheim
1:23:20
So are you talking about when it's it's private property that the city occupies?
Jennifer Gutiérrez
1:23:24
Mhmm.
Laura Ringelheim
1:23:25
And are you saying is is there a rule that we would notify our tenant, which is usually a city agency.
1:23:32
Or are you talking only about when there's an operator in that?
Jennifer Gutiérrez
1:23:35
Let's suit both so that I'm clear.
Laura Ringelheim
1:23:37
Okay.
1:23:37
So there is a process where Decast notifies our tenants.
1:23:40
Jose, it's to It's a city agency.
1:23:42
City agency, and that lease is going to expire in 2 years.
1:23:46
We contact we we monitor when the lease is gonna expire.
1:23:49
Contact the agency, and the agency makes an assessment.
1:23:52
Do we still need to keep that space?
1:23:54
And they submit a form to keep that space.
