H8110

Requires owners or landlords who rent shoreline property to provide their tenants, before the start of the tenancy, with a detailed, written disclosure regarding public shoreline access rights.

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Rhode Island H8110 requires landlords renting shoreline property to inform tenants about public shoreline access rights before tenancy begins.

Rhode Island H8110 amends the Residential Landlord and Tenant Act to mandate that landlords renting shoreline property must provide tenants with a written disclosure about public shoreline access rights before the start of the tenancy. This disclosure must include information on public rights to access shoreline property, any known public rights-of-way on the property, and advice for tenants to contact relevant authorities or organizations to learn more about public access. The disclosure can be included in the written rental agreement or provided as a separate notice.

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Roll Call Votes

66 Yea

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3 Nay

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6 Not Voting

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Calendar

Jun 10

12:00 AM

House Judiciary Consideration

Mar 18

12:00 AM

House Judiciary Hearing

History

Jun 18

House

Signed by Governor

Jun 16

House

Transmitted to Governor

Jun 11

House

House passed Sub A