Lithium-ion rechargeable batteries are commonly used in home electronics such as phones, laptop computers, tablets, e-scooters, and other devices requiring plug-in charging. These batteries are small and powerful, but when…
Forms CA-341
Knowledge Base
Forms CA-102
Micromobility Device Storage Area Addendum
California law, effective January 1, 2024, allows residents to store and charge one personal micromobility device (i.e., a scooter or e-bike) per occupant within the rental unit, subject to certain…
Forms CA-102S
Micromobility Device Storage Area Addendum (Spanish)
California law, effective January 1, 2024, allows residents to store and charge one personal micromobility device (i.e., a scooter or e-bike) per occupant within the rental unit, subject to certain…
California law, effective January 1, 2024, allows residents to store and charge one personal micromobility device (i.e., a scooter or e-bike) per occupant within the rental unit, subject to certain…
California law, effective January 1, 2024, allows residents to store and charge one personal micromobility device (i.e., a scooter or e-bike) per occupant within the rental unit, subject to certain…
Forms CA-340
Personal Micromobility Device Information Request
California law requires landlords to allow residents to store/charge personal micromobility devices, such as ebikes, in the unit, or a designated storage areas subject to certain limitations.
California law requires landlords to allow residents to store/charge personal micromobility devices, such as ebikes, in the unit, or a designated storage areas subject to certain limitations.
Industry Insights
Personal Micromobility Devices at Residential Rental Properties
Recent fires caused by the charging of lithium-ion batteries have caused some landlords to prohibit the charging of personal micromobility devices such as e-bikes and scooters at the property. The…
