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landlord issues that notice within six months after the termination of the Mayor's residential eviction moratorium, the notice must contain the following statement: "If you cannot pay rent, during or within 6 months after the end of the Mayor
prior to the demanded date of removal of the floating home, and shall state in the notice the reason for the intended eviction
consecutive days during the 90 days immediately after the tenant vacated the unit pursuant to a notice of termination or eviction using this subparagraph as the cause for eviction
defense to eviction that you may raise in court." It is a defense to eviction if the notice does not contain that statement
this Chapter 22.214. In addition, and as further provided by Chapter 22.205, owners may not issue a notice to terminate tenancy to evict residential tenants from rental housing units if the units are not registered with the Seattle Department
Owner's intent to carry out stated reason for eviction If a tenant who has received a notice of termination of tenancy claiming subsection 22.205.010.E, 22.205.010.F, or 22.205.010.M as the ground for termination believes that the owner
floating home from its moorage site, or to attempt to evict or complete the eviction of a floating home from its moorage site even though notice to remove such floating home from its moorage site was given to the owner
enforce this subsection 22.206.195.D. Failure to include the required language on any notice issued pursuant to Chapter 22.205 shall be a defense to eviction. E. Nothing in this Section 22.206.195 shall be construed to require persons served with
eligible tenants and explain the tenant's right to remain in possession unless evicted for cause as provided in Section 22.210.140. D. The 90-day tenant notice shall be delivered to the tenants personally or by registered or certified mail
terminates or attempts to terminate the tenancy of a tenant using a notice which references subsections 22.205.010.E, 22.205.010.F or 22.205.010.H as the ground for eviction or termination of tenancy without fulfilling or carrying out the stated reason
Owners vacating or closing a building must comply with the just cause eviction requirements of Chapter 22.205. D. Termination of utilities. The Director may, by written notice to the owner and to the Director of Seattle Public Utilities, the General
terms and conditions. Floating home owners shall be given 30 days' written notice in advance of any new term or condition. No floating home owner shall be evicted for failure to comply with a term or condition not uniformly applied
this Chapter 22.205 for any owner to evict or attempt to evict any tenant or otherwise terminate or attempt to terminate the tenancy of any tenant using a notice that references subsections
rent resulting in four or more pay-or-vacate notices in a 12-month period. For purposes of this Section 22.205.090, "termination of the Mayor's residential eviction moratorium" means termination of subsection 1.C (creating a defense
tenant a defense to the eviction. An owner is in compliance with the registration requirement if the rental housing unit is registered with the Seattle Department of Construction and Inspections before issuing a notice to terminate tenancy. The reasons
student's parent, step-parent, adoptive parent, guardian, foster parent, or custodian; or c. An educator. B. The eviction may occur as otherwise allowed by law if the reason for terminating the tenancy is due to: conditions described in subsections
floating home to be occupied as his or her personal residence, and gives at least six months' advance written notice to the owner of the floating home moored at the site to vacate the site, provided that: (1) such demand
rented or sold to others by the moorage owner or operator, and gives at least six months' advance written notice to the owner of the floating home moored at the site to vacate the site; provided, that: (1) such demand
permitted commercial use other than a floating home moorage and gives at least six months' advance written notice to the owner of the floating home moored at the site to vacate the site; provided, that: (1) such demand for removal
elects to convert the entire moorage facility to a noncommercial use and gives at least six months' advance written notice to the owners of the floating homes moored at the facility to vacate their moorage sites; provided that: (1) such