AN ORDINANCE relating to notices to residential rental tenants; requiring certain notices to contain a reference to City landlord-tenant information and resources; and amending Section 22.206.180 of the Seattle Municipal Code.
Agenda item for Council Bill 119 619 relating to notices of Residential Rental Tenants Committee Recommends Eagle Pass. Because remember Herbold. Thank you so much. So this bill is important because of one of the goals identified again in the losing home report of increasing tenant knowledge of the rights and resources that are available to represent themselves is a key strategy. The Seattle Department of Construction Inspection named the this. This is a response to statement of legislative intent 30 35a2 that I sponsored equipping, recommending that we identify ways to equip tenants to understand their rights early as a strategy to manage escalating issues between tenants and landlords. And it's important to name the Residential Landlord Tenant Act is primarily a self-help tool and can only be as effective as tenants are able to advocate and represent themselves. So this legislation itself would not only identify the right that the tenant has when they're when they receive a notice to terminate tenancy, when they receive a notice to increase their rent or they receive a notice from their landlord to that they the landlord intends to enter their unit. The notice will notify the tenant what their rights are and instance instances when resources need to be available to address those rights. It will notify the tenant of those resources as well. Thank you, César. Remember Herbold, any questions or comments on this bill that please call the role on the passage of the bill? Mosquera I O'Brien Pacheco. I so want I make sure I Herbold whereas I'm President Harrell I hate in favor and unopposed. Bill passenger of assignment please read the next agenda.