Rhode Island S2734 mandates landlords of shoreline property to inform tenants about public access rights before tenancy begins.
Rhode Island S2734 amends the Residential Landlord and Tenant Act to require landlords of shoreline property to provide tenants with a written disclosure about public shoreline access rights before the tenancy starts. This disclosure must include information about the public's rights to access the shoreline, any known public rights-of-way, and advice to contact relevant authorities or organizations for further details. The disclosure can be part of the rental agreement or a separate notice. This act aims to ensure tenants are aware of their rights regarding public access to shoreline property.
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