Yes. ESA CAM staff will audit properties that are prepared to participate in ESA CAM if a qualifying audit has not been performed on the property within the past three years.
FAQ Group: Audit
Why is an audit required for participation in ESA CAM?
ESA CAM funds are public goods money, and it is the responsibility of the program to spend these funds in alignment with program goals on behalf of California rate payers. ESA CAM staff will work with each project before conducting the audit to make sure there is enough opportunity on site to successfully complete a qualifying ESA CAM scope of work.
When will ESA CAM provide audit reports?
The audit report will be sent within twelve business days of the property’s audit.