RCW 19.150.160
Occupant in default—Vehicle, watercraft, trailer, recreational vehicle, or camper removal.
(1) If an occupant is in default for sixty or more days and the personal property stored in the leased space is a vehicle, watercraft, trailer, recreational vehicle, or camper, the owner may have the personal property towed or removed from the self–service storage facility in lieu of a sale. Prior to having the vehicle, watercraft, trailer, recreational vehicle, or camper towed, the owner must provide notice to the occupant stating the name, address, and contact information of the towing company.
(2) The owner is not liable for any damage to the personal property towed or removed from the self–service storage facility once the property is in the possession of a third party.
[ 2016 sp.s. c 6 § 2; 2015 c 13 § 4.]
Structure Revised Code of Washington
Title 19 - Business Regulations—Miscellaneous
Chapter 19.150 - Self-Service Storage Facilities.
19.150.020 - Lien on personal property.
19.150.030 - Unpaid rent—Denial of access to storage space.
19.150.040 - Unpaid rent—Termination of occupant's rights—Notice.
19.150.060 - Attachment of lien—Final notice of lien sale or notice of disposal.
19.150.070 - Sale of property.
19.150.080 - Manner of sale—Who may not acquire property—Interest on excess proceeds.
19.150.090 - Claim by persons with a security interest.
19.150.100 - Payment prior to sale by persons claiming a right to the property.
19.150.110 - Good faith purchasers.
19.150.120 - Contract for storage space—Alternative address for notice.
19.150.130 - Owner not obligated to provide insurance.
19.150.140 - Other rights not impaired.
19.150.170 - Limit on value of personal property—Liability.
19.150.901 - Application of chapter.
19.150.902 - Existing rental agreements not affected.
19.150.903 - Chapter not applicable to owner subject to Article 62A.7 RCW.