Maryland HB618 regulates self-service storage facilities, including notice periods for nonrenewal and disposal of personal property.

Maryland HB618 amends the Commercial Law to regulate self-service storage facilities. It defines key terms such as "personal property," "rental agreement," and "self-service storage facility." The bill mandates that operators provide occupants with a specific number of days after a notice of nonrenewal to remove their personal property. Operators are authorized to dispose of remaining property after a certain period, but must first notify occupants. The law also prohibits the use of leased spaces for residential purposes. This Act takes effect October 1, 2026.

Maryland HB618 regulates self-service storage facilities, including notice periods for nonrenewal and disposal of personal property.

Maryland HB618 amends the Commercial Law to regulate self-service storage facilities. It defines key terms such as "personal property," "rental agreement," and "self-service storage facility." The bill mandates that operators provide occupants with a specific number of days after a notice of nonrenewal to remove their personal property. Operators are authorized to dispose of remaining property after a certain period, but must first notify occupants. The law also prohibits the use of leased spaces for residential purposes. This Act takes effect October 1, 2026.