People sharing a residential rental with its owner or lessee would have a written statement identifying the home as a shared facility and referring to this chapter.
A shared rental home has separate sleeping areas and important spaces used by an occupant and the owner or lessee. The parties' written statement must identify it as shared and refer to this chapter.
For this chapter, “owner” includes a person who owns or leases a shared facility.
The definition describes a shared facility as a home rented for residential use, with separate sleeping areas and some significant spaces shared with its owner or lessee. It applies to residential rentals with separate sleeping areas and shared significant portions, such as a kitchen or bathroom. The occupant must have no rented right to use the shared portion alone. The parties' written statement must identify the facility as shared and refer to this chapter. The definition excludes short-term transient stays, vacation lodging, and rooms provided as part of another main service, such as a hospital or shelter. The act would take effect 60 days after passage.
“Owner” means the owner or lessee of shared facilities. The definition applies throughout this chapter and covers owners and lessees of shared facilities. The act would take effect 60 days after passage.
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