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Committee debates nonrenewal, notice lengths and modest relocation aid in competing housing bills
Summary
Members contrasted bills that restrict nonrenewal after probationary periods with a proposal that preserves landlord nonrenewal but requires longer notices and modest relocation assistance for certain conversions; counsel was asked to draft a compromise text for 772 and to import limited relocation language from 440.
During the same session the committee examined competing approaches to nonrenewal, notice periods and tenant protections in drafts referred to in the discussion as 440, 339 and 772.
The Chair and multiple members described the central policy divide: one set of drafts (for example, 440 as discussed in the meeting) includes a probationary period (six months in 440) after which tenants who pay rent and do not materially breach the lease cannot be removed solely because the lease…
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