(B) The landlord may select a comparable dwelling unit or hotel room that is
further than five miles but less than ten miles from the tenant's dwelling unit if the
comparable dwelling unit or hotel room that is further away from the tenant's
dwelling unit is substantially less expensive than other options that are available
within five miles of the tenant's dwelling unit.
(C) If a comparable dwelling unit or hotel room within five or ten miles of the
tenant's dwelling unit is not available for the tenant's use in accordance with
subsections (4)(b)(III)(A) and (4)(b)(III)(B) of this section, the landlord must select the
nearest available comparable dwelling unit or hotel room.
(IV) If a tenant is relocated pursuant to subsection (4)(a) of this section, a
landlord is required to pay for only the following expenses that arise from
relocating the tenant:
(A) A per diem allowance pursuant to subsection (4)(b)(II)(B) of this section;
and
(B) Reasonable costs that are incurred due to the tenant's relocation,
including storage and transportation costs.
(V) A relocated tenant remains responsible for any portion of the rent
payment owed under the rental agreement during the period of any temporary
relocation and for the remainder of the term of the rental agreement following
remediation.
(c) If a tenant is provided a hotel room due to a condition described in
subsection (4)(a)(II) of this section and the condition cannot be remedied or repaired
within sixty consecutive days due to circumstances outside the landlord's
reasonable control, the landlord is required to provide the hotel room to the tenant
for only up to sixty consecutive days. The landlord is relieved of the landlord's
obligation to provide hotel accommodations to the tenant if the landlord: