(b) (I) A landlord shall provide the date and time the landlord intends to enter
a tenant's dwelling unit and a reasonable estimate of the duration the landlord, or
any other party acting on behalf of the landlord, will need to be in the tenant's
dwelling unit.
(II) Except as provided in subsection (6)(a)(III) of this section, a tenant may
reasonably deny entry to the dwelling unit at the date and time the landlord
requests entry. The landlord must then propose and the tenant may accept or
propose a reasonable alternative date and time for the landlord to enter the
tenant's dwelling unit.
(III) A tenant may permit the landlord to enter the dwelling unit with less
than twenty-four hours advance notice.
(7) A landlord that has notice of a condition, as described in subsection (2)(a)
of this section, at the tenant's dwelling unit or the residential premises is
responsible for remedying and repairing the dwelling unit or residential premises to
a habitable standard at the landlord's expense, except as described in subsection
(9) of this section.
(8) (a) A landlord that has notice of a condition, as described in subsection
(2)(a) of this section, at a residential premises that has been damaged due to an
environmental public health event shall comply with the standards described in
section 38-12-505 (1)(b)(XIII) within a reasonable amount of time given the condition
of the premises and at the landlord's expense.