Prohibits fee for keeping emotional support animal in residential rental property.

Summary

The bill stops landlords from adding rent, fees, or security deposits because a tenant has or wants an emotional support animal. Tenants must give a health provider’s note, and the rule doesn’t apply to small owner‑occupied buildings or animals that pose a safety risk. Violations let tenants sue for $1,000 per offense plus attorney fees.

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