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The City of Windsor provides 6958 units of social
                                                                 housing in Windsor Essex County. The legislated
                                                                 Service Level Standard for Rent-Geared-to-Income
                                                                 (RGI) housing for our service area is 5,726 RGI units.




                                                                            CHC manages 68%
                                                                             of all RGI housing
                                                                             in Windsor Essex,
                                                                               as one of 34
                                                                            housing providers.







                      12,000 RESIDENTS                                    BUDGET EXPENDITURE
                                                                        $40.7M
                        Making homes in 732 buildings
                    with an asset replacement value of $605M.              $9M in Materials and Services
                                                                     $6.9M in Salaries, Wages and Benefits for a staff
                                                                        complement of 88 full time employees
                      OPERATING & CAPITAL                        $6.9M in Municipal Taxes  |  $1.0M in Insurance Premiums
                      BUDGET $12.2M

             Operating and Capital budget outlines CHC's plan to fund and   REVENUES $50.8M
             manage CHC's day to day activities and provide quality living
             environments  for  residents.  Achieved  through  capital       Rental Revenue  $21.5M
             improvements,  unit  rehabilitation,  life  cycle  management   Operating Subsidy  $12.8M
             and community strengthening. $12.2M spent includes capital
             and  materials  and  services  expenditures  on  kitchen   Rental Supplement  $1.8M  |  Capital Subsidy   $3.2M
             restorations,  civil  projects,  elevator  modernization,  unit   Other    $9.9M includes one- time funding for capital projects,
             restoration, maintenance, property maintenance, mechanical   solar, rooftop antenna rentals, parking and laundry
             work and pest control.

             CHC continually monitors our financial position and provides regular updates to the Board of Directors. In compliance with the
             Ontario Business Corporations Act, KPMG, the appointed auditors for CHC, completed an audit of our financial position for the period
             of January 1, 2018 to December 31, 2018.
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