Establishes distinction between residential tenant and other occupants of hotel or motel for determining permitted removal actions.
This bill establishes a distinction between residential tenants and transient guests of a hotel or motel for the purpose of determining permitted removal actions. It codifies a multi-factor test to apply in distinguishing between a tenant and a transient guest, considering factors such as the occupant's intent to stay long-term, use of personal linens, and own housekeeping. An occupant is considered a tenant if they are receiving emergency assistance benefits and the hotel or motel is serving as temporary housing.
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