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Council hears eviction reform aimed at preventing tenants' belongings from being dumped on roads
Summary
Sponsor outlined a bill to set eviction dates, require a 10-day notice with sheriff presence, and avoid putting tenants' possessions on public roadways; the administration and ACDS said they support reducing trauma and costs but noted the reclamation/security mechanics remain under legal review.
A council bill discussed Jan. 13 would change eviction logistics to reduce harm to tenants and liability for landlords by setting eviction dates and eliminating the practice of placing personal belongings on public roadways.
The sponsor described the bill’s intent: require landlords to give a 10-day notice with the sheriff present on the eviction date, change locks that day, and allow…
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