Marinas may sell stored property after long unpaid defaults

A facility owner may sell stored or repaired property to enforce a lien after a default lasting more than 180 days. These rules cover repaired or stored property and facility owners enforcing liens under the act. Before the sale, the facility owner must send notices and advertise the sale as described in the section. A lienholder may stop the sale by paying the claim before the sale. The default must last more than 180 days. The payment deadline in the notice must be at least 30 days after delivery, and the sale date must be at least 15 days after the first sale advertisement.