(c) Within ten days after the mailing of such request, the
manufactured home park owner or operator may ask the manufactured home
tenant for additional information as will enable the manufactured home
park owner or operator to determine if rejection of such request shall
be unreasonable. Any such request for additional information shall not
be unduly burdensome. Within thirty days after the mailing of the
request for consent, or of the additional information reasonably asked
for by the manufactured home park owner or operator, whichever is later,
the manufactured home park owner or operator shall send a notice to the
manufactured home tenant of his consent or, if he does not consent, his
reasons therefor. Manufactured home park owner's or operator's failure
to send such a notice shall be deemed to be a consent to the proposed
subletting. If the manufactured home park owner or operator consents,
the premises may be sublet in accordance with the request, but the
manufactured home tenant thereunder, shall nevertheless remain liable
for the performance of manufactured home tenant's obligations under said
lease. If the manufactured home park owner or operator reasonably
withholds consent, there shall be no subletting and the manufactured
home tenant shall not be released from the lease. If the manufactured
home park owner or operator unreasonably withholds consent, the
manufactured home tenant may sublet in accordance with the request and
may recover the costs of the proceeding and attorneys fees if it is
found that the manufactured home park owner or operator acted in bad
faith by withholding consent. The rights and obligations of the
manufactured home park owner or operator and the manufactured home
tenant shall be governed by the provisions of this subdivision and
subdivisions three, five, six, seven and eight of section two hundred
twenty-six-b of this article.