(I) Determines that the condition at the residential premises cannot be
remedied or repaired within sixty consecutive days due to circumstances outside
the landlord's reasonable control;
(II) Provides the tenant, at the earliest opportunity, written notice that
specifies:
(A) That the uninhabitable condition at the residential premises cannot be
remedied or repaired to a condition that no longer materially interferes with a
tenant's life, health, or safety within sixty consecutive days from the start of the
tenant's hotel stay;
(B) The date that the tenant's hotel accommodations will no longer be
provided to the tenant at the landlord's expense, which date must be no earlier than
sixty consecutive days after the start of the tenant's hotel stay at the landlord's
expense; and
(C) That the tenant may terminate their rental agreement with no liability or
financial penalty to the tenant; and
(III) Returns to the tenant the tenant's full security deposit on or before the
date that the landlord provides the tenant notice in accordance with subsection
(4)(c)(II) of this section.
(5) (a) A landlord shall maintain accurate and complete records of all written
notices and correspondence, as described in subsection (3)(e) of this section, and
all documentation relevant to any uninhabitable condition or remedial action taken
to remedy or repair a condition that renders a tenant's dwelling unit uninhabitable.
(b) A landlord must maintain the records described in subsection (5)(a) of
this section for the entire period of the tenant's occupancy of the dwelling unit and
for at least three years thereafter.