Concord Coronavirus/COVID-19 Eviction Moratorium Extended Until July 28, 2020
The City of Concord extended its Coronavirus/COVID-19 eviction moratorium until July 28, 2020. Concord tenants remain protected from evictions related to Coronavirus/COVID-19 income disruption through mid-Summer. As previously reported, the Concord Coronavirus/COVID-19 eviction moratorium also contains a rent increase moratorium for covered tenants.
As the Concord Coronavirus/COVID-19 eviction moratorium runs concurrently with the California Coronavirus/COVID-19 eviction moratorium, the Concord Coronavirus/COVID-19 eviction moratorium is structured to incorporate automatic extensions whenever California Governor Gavin Newsom extends the California Coronavirus/COVID-19 eviction moratorium. Most recently, the Governor extended the California Coronavirus/COVID-19 eviction moratorium until July 28, 2020.
The City of Concord recently established a mediation program for situations where landlords fail to comply with the Concord Coronavirus/COVID-19 eviction moratorium.
Are you a Concord tenant looking for more information about the Concord Coronavirus/COVID-19 eviction moratorium? Click here to learn how you can invoke the Concord Coronavirus/COVID-19 eviction moratorium’s protections.
If you are a Concord tenant with questions about your rights under the Concord Coronavirus/COVID-19 eviction moratorium or have questions about California Rent Control (AB 1482), contact Astanehe Law to speak with a tenant attorney.
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