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In early 2011, the Tennessee Self Storage Association (TNSSA) will present to the state legislature a proposal to update the states lien laws. The associations legislative committee drafted the proposal to create benefits for self-storage owners statewide, and the board of directors approved it on Aug. 17.
August 30, 2010
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In early 2011, the Tennessee Self Storage Association (TNSSA) will present to the state legislature a proposal to update the states lien laws. The associations legislative committee drafted the proposal to create benefits for self-storage owners statewide, and the board of directors approved it on Aug. 17.
Proposed changes to the lien law include:
The use of e-mail as a valid lien-notification method, and the use of verified mail instead of Certified Mail, which is more expensive
Provisions allowing operators to lockout past-due tenants at five days and enforce a lien at 15 rather than 30 days
The addition of language concerning motor vehicles, including the right to tow vehicles in delinquent spaces after 60 days
The addition of a limit on owners liability
Specifications concerning late fees
To fund the legal process of submitting the proposal to legislature, the TNSSA has launched a fundraising drive, with a goal of raising $15,000 by Dec. 31. Donations can be made online at www.tnssa.net or by contacting Sherry Cole at 805.444.4267 or [email protected].
The TNSSA, formed in 2007, is a nonprofit organization that assists members through accurate information on self-storage issues including lien laws, property taxes, educational opportunities, and others.
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