_{Eviction Moratorium through 10/15/20 which includes:} 

• _{A ban on service of 14 day pay or vacate notices.} 
• _{A ban on service of 10 day notices for rules violations.} 
• _{No terminations of tenancy or notices to terminate tenancy.} 
• _{Must offer renewals on term leases (short term leases are permitted).} 

_Exceptions: 

• _{If the landlord, property owner, or property manager attaches an affidavit attesting that the action is necessary to respond to a significant and immediate risk to the health, safety, or property of others created by the resident.} 
• _{If the Owner personally intends to occupy the premises, or sell a premises, you can terminate tenancy with 60-days’ notice (see COVID-19 Forms).} 

_{King County Sheriff: Will not serve writ of restitution or perform physical evictions until further notice.}

_{Unincorporated King County: Provides defense to evictions through March 1, 2021.}

_Seattle:

• _{Emergency order extended to June 30, 2020 currently.}
• _{The exception for sale or owner occupation is not included in mayor's orders.}
• _{Any eviction history during COVID-19 moratorium cannot ever be considered in tenant screening. Statement to this effect must be included on rental application.}
• _{Seattle city council has passed legislation that will extend eviction bans for 6 months after the end of the Mayor’s emergency orders}

• _{Do not give notice of rent increase or offer renewal with rent increase, even if actual increase is set to take place after 10/15/20.}

_{No charging of late fees through 10/15/20 effective retroactively to February 29, 2020, for rent not paid during the ban.}

_{Unincorporated King County: Extended to March 1, 2021.}

_{Seattle: No late fees or interest.}

_{Auburn: No late fees or other charges.}

_{No collection of debt incurred after 2/29/2020 without offer of reasonable payment plan, including use of security deposit until after 10/15/20.}

_{Unincorporated King County: Extended to March 1, 2021.}

_{Seattle: Must offer uniform payment plans: ≤1 month overdue = 3 installments; 2 months overdue = 5 installments; > 2 months overdue = 6 installments; or other mutually agreed plan.}

_{Auburn: Payment plan must be proven reasonable based on tenant's financial situation.}