(II) The landlord is responsible for and shall pay the cost of providing
alternative sources of potable water reasonably sufficient for drinking and cooking
no later than twelve hours after a service disruption begins and reasonably
sufficient for bathing and all other essential hygiene for all members of the
household no later than seventy-two hours after a service disruption begins and for
maintaining portable toilets that are located reasonably near affected mobile
homes in a manner that renders them accessible to people with disabilities no later
than twelve hours after the service disruption begins unless conditions beyond the
landlord's control reasonably prevent compliance with this subsection (1)(b)(II); and
(III) The landlord shall reimburse residents for any damages to their persons
or property, for any loss of use of their property, and for any expenses that they
reasonably incur as a result of the failure.
(c) A landlord shall give a minimum of forty-eight hours' notice to residents if
water service will be disrupted for more than two hours for planned improvements,
maintenance, or repairs. The landlord shall attempt to give a reasonable amount of
notice to residents if water service will be disrupted for any other reasons unless
conditions are such that providing the notice would result in property damage,
health, or safety concerns or when conditions otherwise require emergency repair.