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Contractor's Name
Coast Property Management
Approval Date
8/3/2020
Council Approval Date
7/29/2020
End Date
7/31/2021
Department
Fire
Department Project Manager
Roger Vares
Subject / Project Title
Apartment for Harborview Paramedic Students
Tracking Number
0002472
Total Compensation
$14,070.00
Contract Type
Agreement
Contract Subtype
Lease
Retention Period
6 Years Then Destroy
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Page 8 of 15 Information for Tenants <br /> landlord to court. If the Hearing Examiner or court • Tenants who are employed by the landlord,when <br /> rules in favor of the tenant, the landlord could be their agreement specifies that they can only live in <br /> required to pay a penalty. the rental unit as long as they hold the job(such <br /> as an apartment house manager). <br /> 6. Rental Registration and Inspection Ordinance • Tenants who are leasing a single family dwelling <br /> (RRIO) for one year or more,when their attorney has <br /> The purpose of the Rental Registration and Inspec- approved the exemption. <br /> tion program is to ensure that all rental housing in • <br /> Tenants who are using the property for commer <br /> the City of Seattle is safe and meets basic housing cial rather than residential purposes. <br /> maintenance requirements. Beginning in 2014 all <br /> owners of residential housing in Seattle,with certain RIGHTS OF ALL TENANTS <br /> limited exceptions, must register their properties with Regardless of whether they are covered by the Resi- <br /> the City. A registration is good for five years. No dential Landlord-Tenant Act, all renters have these <br /> tenant can be evicted from a property if the property basic rights under other state laws:the Right to a <br /> is not registered with the City. With a few exceptions, livable dwelling; Protection from unlawful discrimina- <br /> all properties must be inspected at least once every tion; Right to hold the landlord liable for personal <br /> ten years. These inspections can be conducted by injury or property damage caused by the landlord's <br /> City-approved inspectors or by City housing/zoning negligence; Protection against lockouts and seizure of <br /> inspectors. Information about the RRIO Program can personal property by the landlord. <br /> be obtained by calling (206)684-4110 or going to the <br /> program website at www.seattle.gov/RRIO. <br /> TYPES OF RENTAL AGREEMENTS <br /> Month-to-Month Agreement.This agreement is for <br /> The Washington Residential an indefinite period of time,with rent usually payable <br /> Landlord-Tenant Act on a monthly basis or other short term period.The <br /> agreement itself can be in writing or oral, but if any <br /> type of fee or refundable deposit is collected,the <br /> Chapter 59.18 RCW. agreement must be in writing. [RCW 59.18.260] <br /> GOOD FAITH OBLIGATION <br /> State law requires landlords and tenants to act in A month-to-month agreement continues until the ten- <br /> good faith toward one another. ant gives the landlord written notice at least 20 days <br /> before the end of the rental period. In the situation <br /> Most tenants who rent a place to live come under the of a conversion to a condominium or a change in the <br /> Washington State Residential Landlord-Tenant Act. policy excluding children the landlord must provide <br /> However,certain renters are specifically excluded 90 days written notice to the tenant. [RCW 59.18.200] <br /> from the law. The rent can be increased or the rules changed at any <br /> time, provided the landlord gives the tenant written <br /> Residents who are generally not covered by the Act are: notice at least 30 days before the effective date of the <br /> • Renters of a space in a mobile home park are <br /> rent increase or rule change. [RCW 59.18.140] <br /> usually covered by the state's Mobile Home Land- Fixed Term Lease. A lease requires the tenant to stay <br /> lord-Tenant Act(RCW 59.20). However, renters for a specific amount of time and restricts the landlord's <br /> of both a space and a mobile home are usually ability to change the terms of the rental agreement. A <br /> covered by the residential law. lease must be in writingto be valid. Duringthe term of <br /> • Residents in transient lodgings such as hotels the lease,the rent cannot be raised or the rules changed <br /> and motels; residents of public or private medical, unless both landlord and tenant agree. Leases for longer <br /> religious,educational,recreational or correctional in- than one year must be notarized. <br /> stitutions; residents of a single family dwelling which <br /> is rented as part of a lease of agricultural land; resi- ILLEGAL DISCRIMINATION <br /> dents of housing provided for seasonal farm work. <br /> • Tenants with an earnest money agreement to pur- Federal law prohibits most landlords from refusing <br /> chase the dwelling. Tenants who lease a single to rent to a person or imposing different rental terms <br /> family dwelling with an option to purchase, if the on a person because of race, color, religion, sex, <br /> tenant's attorney has approved the face of the handicap,familial status(having children or seeking <br /> lease. Tenants who have signed a lease option custody of children), or national origin. [Fair Housing <br /> agreement but have not yet exercised that option Act 42 USC s.3601 et.seq. 1988] State law recog- <br /> are still covered. <br /> ii <br />
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