Sapp v. Clark Wilson, Inc., 2022 NY Slip Op 04184 (2022)

Citation: Sapp v. Clark Wilson, Inc., 2022 NY Slip Op 04184 (2022)
Parent Document: Sapp v. Clark Wilson, Inc., 2022 NY Slip Op 04184 (2022)
Jurisdiction: New York (state)
Effective Date: 2022-06-29
Original Source: https://www.courtlistener.com/opinion/6620002/sapp-v-clark-wilson-inc/ ↗

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In October 2008, the New York City Department of Homeless Services (hereinafter DHS) entered into a contract with a service provider, the not-for-profit CAMBA, Inc. (hereinafter CAMBA), to provide transitional housing and services to homeless individuals and families pursuant to the Neighborhood Based Cluster Transitional Residence Program (hereinafter the Cluster Transitional Residence Program). Pursuant to this contract, CAMBA provided services to the homeless individuals and families, including food services, child care services, and health services. [*2]Several months later, in April 2009, in connection with CAMBA's contract with DHS, CAMBA entered into a Transitional Cluster Lease Agreement with We Care, Inc. (hereinafter We Care). The contract provided that a certain number of apartment units were to be made available to homeless families and individuals in buildings owned by the defendants Clark Wilson, Inc., Clark Assoc., Inc.,Wilson Flat, Inc., Wilson Mer Assoc., Inc., Wilson-Hins Assoc., and Wilson-Han Assoc., Inc. (hereinafter collectively the owners), at a per-unit/per-diem rate of $75.50. DHS would refer homeless families and individuals to CAMBA, and they would then be placed in these units. Rent was paid by CAMBA from the monies received from DHS pursuant to their contract.

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