The housing authority argues that in determining the adequacy of the notice, the court should also have considered what transpired at the February 21, 2017 meeting and the written meeting summary that was provided Johnson one month before the formal notice. The housing authority relies on Goldberg, supra , 397 U.S. at page 268, 90 S.Ct. 1011, in which the court upheld a system which conveyed notice similar to that used by the housing authority in this case. In Goldberg , the court explained, "New York employs both a letter and a personal conference with a caseworker to inform a recipient of the precise questions raised about his continued eligibility. Evidently the recipient is told the *694legal and factual bases for the Department's doubts. This combination is probably the most effective method of communicating with recipients." ( Ibid. )