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Imperial Beach passes new tenant protections. Advocates say they aren't strong enough

Summary by San Diego Union Tribune
Despite strong objections from landlords and even some tenant advocates, Imperial Beach leaders on Wednesday approved new tenant protections regarding no-fault evictions. The City Council voted 3-2 to approve an amended ordinance that will take effect in March, following a second vote scheduled for Feb. 19. Councilwomen Carol Seabury and Mitch McKay opposed.

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Imperial Beach passes new tenant protections. Advocates say they aren't strong enough

Despite strong objections from landlords and even some tenant advocates, Imperial Beach leaders on Wednesday approved new tenant protections regarding no-fault evictions. The City Council voted 3-2 to approve an amended ordinance that will take effect in March, following a second vote scheduled for Feb. 19. Councilwomen Carol Seabury and Mitch McKay opposed.

·San Diego, United States
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