The County of Marin has enacted an eviction protection ordinance that restricts evictions for most multi-unit properties situated in unincorporated Marin County. Here is a synopsis of the eviction limitation provisions of the Ordinance.
Registration Requirement
Landlords of properties in unincorporated Marin are required to register their property with the Housing and Federal Grants Division by January 1, 2023, and annually thereafter. Failure to register constitutes grounds to invalidate any attempted eviction from a covered property.
Covered Properties
The Ordinance applies to all properties in unincorporated Marin County that contain at least three dwelling units, except:
Contents of Notice of Termination
A landlord seeking to terminate a residential tenancy must submit a Notice of Termination to the Tenant which demonstrates the following:
Allowable Reasons for Eviction
The Ordinance specifies several permissible grounds for an eviction, including the following:
(See Marin County Code section 5.100.040 for a complete list of permissible reasons for an eviction)
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