Establishes a moratorium on evictions during extreme weather conditions and the 72-hour period following such conditions.
The bill, known as the "extreme weather tenant protection act," aims to protect tenants from evictions during extreme weather conditions and the 72-hour period following such conditions. It defines "extreme weather condition" as periods with national weather service warnings for excessive heat, cold, or other severe weather events, and periods declared as states of emergency by the governor. The court is prohibited from issuing eviction warrants during these periods, and any evictions carried out in violation of this moratorium are deemed void and unenforceable.
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