Md. bill would shorten notice before self-storage containers emptied

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ANNAPOLIS — The Maryland Senate is set to vote Friday on a bill that would allow the owners of self-storage facilities to empty the containers of renters who are behind on their payments.

The measure was not voted on Thursday after senators raised concerns about provisions of the bill requiring self-storage facility owners give less notice before seizing and emptying containers of delinquent renters.

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