12. USE OF STORAGE SPACE: Guardian is not engaged in the business of storing goods for hire and no bailment is created under this Agreement. Tenant agrees that Guardian does not exercise care, custody, or control over Tenant’s property located in the Safe Deposit Box. Unless otherwise approved in writing by Guardian, Tenant agrees to use the Safe Deposit Box only for the storage of property wholly owned by Tenant. In no case may Tenant store any flammables, stolen property, perishables, hazardous or toxic materials, explosives, ammunition, anything alive or dead, food of any type, or any illegal items. Tenant shall comply with all laws, rules, regulations and ordinances of any and all governmental authorities concerning the Safe Deposit Box and its use. Nothing herein shall constitute any agreement or admission by Guardian that Tenant’s stored property has any value.
13. INAPPLICABLITY OF RCW 22.28: Guardian and Tenant hereby agree, acknowledge and covenant that RCW Chapter 22.28 is not applicable to this Agreement by and among Guardian and Tenant, and both parties further disclaim any rights, duties or obligations thereunder.
14. DEFAULT; INTEREST: Tenant shall be in “Default” under this Agreement should Tenant fail to make any payment of Rent or any other monies due and owing under this Lease precisely when due. Upon the occurrence of any Default, any and all Rent and other monies past due shall accrue interest at the rate of twelve percent (12%) per annum. A Default shall only be deemed cured if all Rent and all other monies due under the Agreement, plus all interest, costs, charges and other fees due under this Agreement have been paid in full to Guardian.
15. NOTICE OF LIEN: Upon the occurrence of any Default, and pursuant to RCW § 19.150.020, any and all personal property placed in the Safe Deposit Box by shall be subject to a claim of lien for unpaid Rent and other charges for which Tenant is in Default.
16. DENIAL OF ACCESS UPON DEFAULT: Upon the occurrence of a Default by Tenant which continues for more than six (6) days, Guardian may deny Tenant access to the Safe Deposit Box until the Default is cured.
17. NOTICE – SALE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY UPON DEFAULT: Upon the occurrence of a Default by Tenant which continues for more than fourteen (14) days, Guardian may provide Tenant with a written notice in compliance with RCW § 19.150.050 (such being referred to herein as a “Termination Notice”), which Termination Notice shall be sent to Tenant’s last known address, as well as to Tenant’s Alternative Contact Person’s address set forth in Section 4, and Secondary Access Person’s address set forth in Section 5.
18. ATTACHEMENT OF LIEN: In the event Tenant fails to cure the Default within fourteen (14) days of receipt of the Termination Notice, then Guardian may access the Safe Deposit Box, inventory the personal property therein, and remove any personal property found therein (the “Personal Property”), and move it to a place of safe keeping. When it has done so, Guardian shall provide Tenant a notice of final lien sale or final notice of disposition (either being referred to as the “Final Notice”), either of which notices shall be sent by personal service or certified mail to Tenant’s last known address and the Alternative Contact Person’s address, and Secondary Access Person’s address. The Final Notice shall state the following:
(a) to the Premises, Safe Deposit Box or the Personal Property; That Tenant’s right to use the Safe Deposit Box has terminated and that Tenant no longer has access
(b) That the Personal Property is subject to a lien of all amounts due and owing to Guardian under this Agreement, and the amount of the lien accrued and to accrue prior to the date required to be specified in Section 18(c) below;
(c) That all of the Personal Property, other than personal papers and personal photographs, may be sold to satisfy the lien no less than 5 years following the Default, unless the amount of the lien is paid. Guardian shall not be required to sell the Personal Property within any particular time period. If the total value of the Personal Property is less than $300.00, Guardian may, instead of sale, dispose of the property in any reasonable manner, subject to the restrictions of RCW 19.150.080(4 After the sale or other disposition pursuant to this section has been completed, Guardian shall provide an accounting of the disposition of the proceeds of the sale or other disposition to the Tenant’s last known address and to the Alternative Contact Person’s address, and Secondary Access Person’s address.
(d) Any excess sales proceeds over the lien amount and reasonable costs of sale will be retained by Guardian and may be reclaimed by Tenant at any time for a period of six months from the sale and that thereafter the proceeds will be turned over to the state of Washington as abandoned property.
(e) Any personal papers and personal photographs will be retained by the Guardian and may be reclaimed by the occupant (upon cure of the Default) at any time for a period of six months from the sale or other disposition of the Personal Property and that thereafter Guardian may dispose of the personal papers and photographs in a reasonable manner, subject to the restrictions of RCW 19.150.080(3)
Notwithstanding any term herein to the contrary, Tenant may cure the Default (including without limitation the payment of all Rent, and all accrued interest and other costs and fees due to Guardian under this Lease) prior to any sale, in which case all Personal Property shall be returned to Tenant, but Tenant shall have no right to further use of the Safe Deposit Box or the Premises.