Talk:Just cause eviction controls
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I'm moving the info here to Eviction. If you disagree, please let me know...I just didn't see anything here that wouldn't be better off over there. --UsaSatsui 20:21, 14 December 2006 (UTC)
- I have just glanced at what you did in eviction, but it looks like a serious effort, and one that was much needed. Thanks for engaging in this area. The content in this article may be better off over in eviction, but content should be moved, not just removed. You reduced it to one sentence, which is not enough. Just cause eviction controls ("just cause") need to be explained, which is begun in this article. This includes an explanation of how just cause ordinances work, what components they contain, what cities have adopted them, and what constitutes just cause. This is all useful information. That is a lot to cover in eviction, so I think it works better in a separate article. If you can cover it over there, give it a shot, but I don't see it. That said, thanks again for working on eviction, it needs your effort and will likely inspire others. Cheers. Castellanet 07:02, 15 December 2006 (UTC)
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- Hmm...well, I just didn't think this was the right place for the info. Maybe one sentence is too little, but I think everything here could be covered under eviction or perhaps rent control. How ordinances work should be worked in somewhere, but where they're in effect is something best left out I think, and what constitutes "just cause" I can slip back into eviction easy. Any suggestions? I just don't like this title, it annoys me for some reason. --UsaSatsui 22:44, 15 December 2006 (UTC)
