1. A description of the type of work being conducted and the locations in the multiple dwelling where the work will take place;
2. The hours of construction;
3. The projected timeline for the completion of the work;
4. A description of the amenities or essential services anticipated to be unavailable or interrupted during the work and how the owner will minimize such unavailability or interruption;
5. The contact information, including a telephone number, for an agent or employee of the owner who can be reached for non-emergency matters pertaining to the work being performed;
6. The contact information, including a telephone number, for an agent or employee of the owner who can be reached for emergency matters pertaining to the work being performed 24 hours a day, 7 days a week during the period of construction; and
7. The contact information for the relevant city and state agencies where occupants may submit complaints or ask questions about the work being performed.
d. Tenant protection plan. When notice is required pursuant to this section, the owner shall (i) distribute a notice meeting the requirements of article 120 of title 28 of the administrative code regarding the tenant protection plan to each occupied dwelling unit and (ii) post such notice in a conspicuous manner in the building lobby, as well as on each floor within 10 feet of the elevator, or in a building where there is no elevator, within 10 feet of the main stairwell on such floor.
e. Language requirement. The notice required pursuant to this section shall be published in English, Spanish and such other languages as the department may provide by rule.
f. Protection. All postings required by this section shall be laminated or encased in a plastic covering deemed appropriate by the commissioner.