Modifies provisions relating to self-storage facilities and prohibits an occupant from using a self-storage facility after the operator has delivered notice of the nonrenewal or termination of the rental agreement

HB 2717 requires self-storage operators to provide tenants with at least 14 days' written notice (delivered in person, by verified mail, or via email) before terminating access to a storage unit due to nonrenewal or agreement termination. After this notice period, if tenants fail to remove their belongings, operators may sell stored property - either publicly or privately - to cover unpaid fees and storage costs. Any remaining sale proceeds must be held for one year before being paid to the state treasurer if unclaimed by the tenant. This bill directly affects self-storage tenants and operators by standardizing the process for handling abandoned property and unpaid debts.