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The owner elects to demolish the building, or convert to condominiums or cooperative, or to a

nonresidential use, and has obtained the tenant relocation license, if required by SMC Chapter

22.210 and the necessary permit(s);

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The owner has elected to sell the single family residence in which you are a tenant.

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The owner seeks to discontinue use of a housing unit unauthorized by Title 23 of the SMC after

receipt of a notice of violation thereof. (subject to the required relocation fee two weeks prior to

termination date);

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Reducing the number of individuals to comply with maximum limit allowed by SMC Title 23 and

24.

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The owner seeks to discontinue sharing with a tenant the owners own housing unit or an accessory

dwelling unit not in violation of SMC 23.44.041;

Issued and dated at ________________, WA, on: _________________

PROPERTY: _________________________

AGENT: _________________________

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NOTICE TO TERMINATE (Seattle City Limits)

It is illegal for a tenant to unreasonably withhold consent for the landlord to enter into the dwelling unit in

order to:

 inspect the premises

 make necessary or agreed repairs, alterations, or improvements

 supply necessary or agreed services, or

 exhibit the dwelling unit to prospective or actual purchasers, mortgagees, tenants, workers, or

contractors.

A tenant who unreasonably withholds consent for the landlord to enter may be liable for up to

$100.00 for each violation plus court costs and attorneys fees. RCW 59.18.150.

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