(4) Inspect or obtain investigatory services of a pest management professional in connection with any unit directly adjacent to, above or below the dwelling unit or common area from which the original report came within 5 days of notification.
(5) Provide tenants with notice pursuant to § 5509 of this title in advance of entering a dwelling unit for purposes of inspection, bed bug remediation, or monitoring in connection with a bed bug complaint.
(6) Provide all tenants of units affected by a bed bug complaint with notice of the pest management professional’s determination in connection with such unit within 120 hours of receipt of information from the pest management professional. Electronic notice may be provided by email or by an electronic portal or management communication system that is available to both a landlord and a tenant. Similar notification must be provided to all tenants in connection with determinations made regarding a common area of the premises.
(7) Maintain a written record of all complaints and control measures provided, including reports of chemicals applied and other remedies provided by the pest management professional or other person and any other reports or receipts prepared by the pest management professional. Such records shall be maintained for 2 years.
(e) A tenant shall not knowingly bring into the building personal furnishings or belongings that are known or reasonably suspected to be infested with bed bugs.
(f) Responsibility for bed bug remediation:
(1) If a tenant notifies the landlord that the tenant found or reasonably suspects a bed bug infestation within the tenant’s dwelling unit:
a. Within 60 days after occupancy; or
b. Within 30 days of a discovery of a bed bug infestation in an adjoining unit in the building,