(1) A document or documents from the mediation center
verifying that the landlord provided a copy of the required
fifteen-calendar-day notice to the mediation center;
(2) A statement as to whether the landlord or
landlord's agent and tenant have participated in, or will participate in, any
scheduled mediation; and
(3) If mediation is pending, the date on which the
mediation is scheduled.
(f) If the mediation has not occurred as of,
or been scheduled for a future date after, the return hearing date on the
summary possession complaint, the court, in its discretion and based on a
finding of good cause, may order a separate mediation.
(g) If the mediation has occurred as of the
return hearing date on the summary possession complaint, the court, in its
discretion and based on a finding of good cause, may order a separate
mediation.
(h) If there is any defect in the
fifteen-calendar-day notice described in subsection (c) provided by the
landlord, and the court determines that the defect was unintentional and
immaterial, the court may allow the landlord to cure the defect without dismissing
the action for summary possession.
(i) No landlord may bring an action for
summary possession for a tenant's failure to pay rent except pursuant to this
section and as follows:
(1) Beginning on the first day after the expiration
date of the final eviction moratorium through the thirtieth day after the
expiration date of the final eviction moratorium, the rent due shall be equal
to or greater than four months of rent;
(2) Beginning on the thirty-first day after the
expiration date of the final eviction moratorium through the ninety-first day
after the expiration date of the final eviction moratorium, the rent due shall
be equal to or greater than three months of rent;