SCS HB 512 -- SELF-SERVICE STORAGE FACILITIES

Under current law, the operator of a self-service storage
facility must notify the occupant in writing whether the operator
has liability insurance.  This bill changes the requirement to
written notification whether the operator has casualty insurance.

Currently, if an occupant of a self-service storage facility is
in default for more than 30 days, the operator of the facility
may sell the property stored in the leased space.  The operator
must notify the occupant and each lien holder at least 45 days
before selling the property.  The bill requires the 30-day
default time period and the 45-day notice period to run
concurrently.

Current law states that if an occupant is in default, the
operator of the facility must give the occupant notice before
denying access to the leased space.  The bill allows the operator
to deny access to the leased space without giving notice of the
denial to the applicant.

Missouri House of Representatives
Last Updated July 25, 2003 at 10:12 am