SB434 mandates eviction notices for elderly residents in California care facilities include specific reasons and protections.
SB434 requires licensees of residential care facilities for the elderly to provide detailed eviction notices, including reasons, facts, and the resident's right to contest. It mandates a minimum notice period based on the resident's tenure, ranging from 30 to 90 days. The notice must also include a safe discharge plan and information on filing complaints. The bill aims to ensure elderly residents have the same or greater legal protections as other tenants in California.
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