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Session Update: Senate Passes Bill Easing Away from Eviction Moratorium
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April 12, 2021
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10:26Now PlayingA bipartisan solution to bring an end to the eviction moratorium ordered by Governor Tim Walz early in the COVID-19 pandemic passed the Senate Monday, April 12. The plan, authored by Senator Rich Draheim, R-Madison Lake, provides a process and structure to aid renters in accessing federal aid and guidance and clarity to landlords on when leases can be terminated and tenants evicted.
According to Draheim, 30 days after the bill is signed into law, landlords may begin evictions for the so-called “bad apples," those who have broken their lease for reasons other than non-payment. After 60 days, evictions can occur for tenants who have breached their lease and who do not qualify for aid. After 90 days, any lease can be terminated unless the tenant is in the process of seeking federal aid.
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