(c) A landlord shall provide to a tenant, upon request by the tenant, any
record, notice, correspondence, or other documentation related to a condition or
remedial action within ten calendar days after the tenant's request.
(6) (a) A landlord that has notice of a condition described in subsection (2)(a)
of this section shall:
(I) Contact the tenant not more than twenty-four hours after receiving the
notice; except that a landlord may take up to seventy-two hours to contact the
tenant after the landlord has notice that the residential premises is inaccessible
because of an environmental public health event. The communication must indicate
the landlord's intentions to remedy or repair the condition, including an estimate of
when the remedial action will commence and when it will be completed.
(II) Inform the tenant of the landlord's responsibilities under subsection (4) of
this section, including the landlord's obligation to provide the tenant a comparable
dwelling unit or hotel room at no cost to the tenant; and
(III) Provide the tenant with written notice at least twenty-four hours in
advance of entry to the dwelling unit if entry to the dwelling unit is necessary to
commence or maintain remedial action; except that the landlord is not required to
provide advance notice when the condition materially and imminently threatens an
individual's life, health, or safety or when the condition poses an active and ongoing
threat of causing, and, without immediate remediation, would cause, substantial
and material damage to the residential premises.