House Bill No. 2390 amends the Self-Service Storage Facility Lien Act by updating provisions related to rental agreements and the handling of personal property left in storage units. The bill allows rental agreements to be delivered and accepted electronically, and it establishes that continued payment by the occupant will be considered acceptance of the rental agreement if they fail to sign it within thirty days of receiving it. Additionally, the bill clarifies the lien rights of storage facility owners over personal property for unpaid rent and other charges, and it specifies the timeline for taking possession of a storage unit and disposing of property.

The bill also modifies the process for handling abandoned property. It states that if an occupant leaves personal property in a storage facility for thirty days or longer after the rental agreement ends, the owner may take possession and dispose of the property if it is deemed to have no value. If the property has value, the owner must provide written notice to the occupant before disposal, which can be done via certified or verified mail. The bill aims to streamline the management of rental agreements and the disposal of abandoned property while ensuring that owners have clear guidelines to follow. The effective date for these changes is set for November 1, 2025.