• Alex Nitkin
    JUL 15, 2020
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    Fair Notice housing ordinance advances on divided vote after major revisions

    The Fair Notice ordinance advanced out of the City Council’s housing committee on a 12-6 vote Tuesday.


    Landlords would have to give long-time tenants at least four months of advance notice before acting to not renew their lease under an ordinance approved by aldermen on a divided vote Tuesday.

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