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Why must I tell the Housing Department every year that one unit is exempt if I live in that unit, i.e., one unit is Owner Occupied?

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Why must I tell the Housing Department every year that one unit is exempt if I live in that unit, i.e., one unit is Owner Occupied?

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Most exemptions are considered temporary because they are subject to change (e.g., return of an Owner Occupied unit to the rental market, termination of project based assistance, etc.) and must therefore be reaffirmed annually.

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